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Hokitika Guardian, 3 May 1922, Page 2

Messrs W. Jeffr ies and Co notify entries for their autumn stock sale at Kokstalli on Wednesday. May 10th.

The meeting of the Referees’ Association takes place o-night at 6.45 p.m., and the Sub-Union meeting takes plnoe at 7.15 p.m. Members are requested to attend sharp to time.

The complimentary social to Ml- and Mrs Seddon will take place at the Opera House on Wednesday evening next. There is an influential committee of ladies in charge of the function, which promises to he a very popular event with the general public.

There will he sittings of the Magistrate’s and Warden’s Courts at Hokitika. to-morrow, commencing at 10.30 a.m. Quite a large amount of business is set down for hearing, but most of the eases are not likely to he defended. The police have upwards of ‘2O cases set down, includin'; licensing, live-law, and Arms Act cases.

It is highly important that all those intending to take part in the Winter School should send in their names for enrolment at once, so as to permit the necessary arrangements for class room being arranged. The classes are to star.t next Monday week (15th ilist), and will he led by several professors from Canterbury College, with an expert knowledge of the agricultural and scientific subjects dealt with.

Mr James O’Malley, who retired from the Otira Hotel some six years ago, after a long period of nssieiatioti with hostelries oil the eoaeli route to the West Coast, Is again to become tile licensee of that well-khowii house. Mr O’Malley was landlord at the Bonier/ in 188‘2, and in 1899 he built the hotel at the railway and cafceti terminus at OtirU.

Bishop Julius, the newly elected Primate of New Zealand, celebrated on Monday last the tliirtv-secohd nnniversay of his (ion sec rat ion as 'Bishop of Christchurch on May Ist, 1890. Bishop Julius was born in 1847. He was educated at Worcester College, Oxford. He was ordained in 1871, and was curate of St. Giles, Norwich, from 1871 to 1873; of St. Brent. Somerset, from 1873 to 1875; vicar of Shnpwick from 1875 to 1878: vicar of Holy Trinity, Islington N., 1878: vicar of Christ Church Pro-Cathedral, Ballarat from 1884 to 1890; and archdeacon of Ballarat from 1883 to 1890.

In response to many requests from their country clients, Glasson’s have

decided to continue with the sacrifice

of the stock at Keller’s Sample. Booms for a short period longer. This will enable everyone who wants a good coat, cheaper than ever they will he sold, for again tins season to grasp a wonderful opportunity to save a'

couple of pounds. All other lines in ladies’ , and men’s wear will he cleared ae equally low prices. Don’t delay your visit. The prices quoted almost make it a duty to buy.—Advt. Work it out for yourself; 7\% discount on Men’s overcoats. The prices are from £2 12s 6il to £6. Quality guaranteed at. IV- H. Stopforth’s, opposite W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Advt. Mill and factory supplies obtainable from Manning Machinery Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch, include belting, belt dressing, roller compound, electric lamps, “Underwriters” fire extinguisher, “Newson’s” jointing cement, “Climax” packing, graphite greaße, lubricants, etc.