Air and Mrs 1). Chirk of Koiternngi inserts a notice of thanks in this issue.
’1 lie annual meeting of the Hokitika Gas Coy., takes place at 5 o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
The annual meeting of West)md licensing Committee wi.l he held in the Courthouse oil Krillay next at llooti.
A special euchre dniiee will he held lit St Alary’s ufiib rooms to-mor-row t Wednesday Bjpeveiiiiig w here h gun i nigiit’- aiHjfsi-mciii is assured. Good prizes h:i*jr been donated for the euchre and uslniinpi r si pocr provided. Admission leu—Adit:
It is ndtilicii in this issue that a conference of representatives of I.conl Rodids will he belli af the Town Hall at 7.30 id clock tu-niolTow night tri consider aiid di-chsS matters of local interest. Tlie .Mayor (Air Perry) will preside. The public lire invited to attend;
A requisition signed by a large number of re- idoiits bas been i'e-wai(led to Sir Joseph Word, asking him to allow homself to be nominated as a candidate for the Rotorua constituency -nt the next Parliamentary election (states the Auckland “HernldV i-orl’espottdeilt), Columns for the supports ili the Mlirsden church house, being elected at Nelson, have- Inn h-r.tle h ; V the Ailciior I-'ouhdry with the first irolt from tin- (iitaktikn Iroti AVorkS: The iron has given every satisfaction. Gcjlr wheels. ] ip<’s. motor rnd getierhl nim-li-iiiery tastings liavi- liiso been hl:ti!e ;
Mr .1. 1). (Allies. Public Works eiiirii'por for llu' West Const district. Mill retire oil superannuation in August ol this yenr. Mr Gillies has been intinintelv associated with the West Const for niriiy yenirs, and is one of the best kii.wn figures in the district, nnd the hope is generally expressed that when lie d 'os reti'-e. lie will continue to make liis home on the Const.
To-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon at ti oMoek in the premises ol the Bank of New South Wale*. Messrs M. Houston and Co will sell by auction oil behalf ol Mr t. *B. I 1 :ck“on. who has been tiansfe'-red to the North Island, the whole of. the lu'liitnre and effects. The lots comprise lir*t-elnss ftirnisliin<r and fuller particulars of the varum; items will he found detailed ill another lolumit.
Our prices are convincing when eotnteu.'l wi!b our well-known quality. White towels -2s fid. 2s lid pair, coloured 2s lid. :ts (it rnir. curtain net 36 to o t inch, wide 2s Oil. 2s lid. 3s 0d o r )s lid vard. Damask -Is lid, os Gd. Os Od. blankets at special cut prices, <- nvh r.i-t #cr f e in ''roan, mnrone or green at l'ls Od parti; also full stocks of hearth-rugs, carpet squares, slips, mats, runners, linos, etc. Addisons. Ai’Vt.
On the trip out on the Ruahine a jjreat amount of wlnit some thought was undue strictness was exercised by those in authority (says the Auckland ••Star”). There were only nine pnssen-„ol-S ill tile first saloon, and the second saloon had not a great many p»s-so,„-ers. while tile third class cabins wore very much crowded. A good ileal of friendship sprang up between the •first and second-: lass passengers and while the first-class passengers were allowed to visit the second-class, nothing could induce those in charge to remove the barriers as far as the promenade decks between the two classes were concerned. The whole upper deck of the big steamer was very little used all the way out. One day the whole of tup saloon passengers waited on the captain and asked that the restrictions regarding the decks used by the first and sec-ond-class he removed in the mutual interests of all, but the request was declined and the strictest discipline cont i lined.
Direct from <>ur London buyers:— Children’s dainty woollen knitted dress with bloomers to mutch, 17s Gd. l!_)s Gd, 22s Gd, ladies’ art silk camisoles 1/s Gd, are silk jumpers 455, 47s Gd, heavy fleecy bloomers in grey or navy, 5s lid, Gs Gil, (is Hd; also further supply of block cashmere hose, all pure wool and good weight at two pairs, 7s Gd. Addisons.—Advfc. Mothers! protect vour little ones from colds and coughs. Give them “NAZOL” on -sugar. Sprinkle baby’s pillow. Safe and pleasant, For Influenza, take Woods’ PfPP-irmiut Curo,
A meeting of the Referees’ Assm’ia-l tion will.bo held this (Tuesday) evening at 7 o’clock. Don’t forget tqvbook Thursday evening for tho poljrhlnr F.xcelsior Dance in the St.prem#Ml. First class music, good floor and efficient M.C. Suppel provided. Admission: fieiits ’is; Indies Is,—Atlvt. At Grey mouth Magistrate’ Court yesterday the varioiis picture show proprietors wore again fine.l £1 »hd costs for slowing picture's mi Sunday April 21st., at GiOymooth, Hlac-hail ah.l Ruli align The bailies Hockey Club dance takes place, in. the Supreme Hill this (Tucsdav) evening. There will he capital music a good floor and refreshments. Patrons are assured a pleasant evening. Admission : Gents ’2s; Ladies Is.—Adit. The Kokatalii Dairy Factory Coy., Ltd., is iiiydting tenders tor cartage i f butter anil goods from Kokatalii to Hokitika and also for cartage from Ivokatahi to Koiternngi. Tenders close on .Monday June 19th.
A new valuation has recently been completed of Westport borough, but there is a great outcry against wlult is daiind to be an excessive value put ' upon tbe various properties. A sitting of the Assessment Court to hear a large number of objections was to have been ! held yesterday before Air A'. 0. Hay, President, i The auxiliary schooner Britannia, • Capt .in H, Roderique, returned from the South Cape Mutton Bird Island I with a party or miittonbirders (says the • ‘-Southland News”). Some of the . older kit nor, who have been going down | regularly for the last thirty years state • that this L the must unsuccessful seft- • son they have ever experienced. About 200.000 birds wore taken on tne SoUtli Cape TslolLl last year, and the total for , this season, it is estimated} will he i- about 00,000 birds:
1 , \ Kaka Point resident ihl'orms the ' •‘ciutiia free Press” that Very rough • seas have been experienced therb lately ' ami numbers of fish have been washed ’ r.shore in a dead o r dying condition, * The fish were mostly ling, kiiigfish, and f a few red cod, and the proximity of 1 | the bench to the mouth of the. Mul.vneiix River, whs deemed to he the 1 cause of their paralysed state, as the ' ; big river had been discharging large ■ . quantities of sand and this liad choked ( the fish. ' Direct from the manufacture!!; Cross curtain nets Is Oil, Is Od. Is llil. c \ 3d in white or madras, mareella ‘ guilts in all sizes, a splendid range and all hemmed, cream radianta and cashmere. Italian cloth flannelettes etc, „ Addisons.—Ailvt.
All attempt to revive hockey has been made this year by a build of young indies and if sufficient support is forthcoming the Club will join up with the West Coast centre at Greyiilouth si) as to ensure some competition among the Vjnir.il> links ~f the district. F-.mc ♦ cars ago tile hockey teams in Hokitika woii a considerable amount ot interest from tin? general.public by the sterling play shown and the .matches were always watched with interest. Public support should again he fbrthcoining for the players, now and a general invitation is extended to new plavers to take part id the game to enable a team to he selected worthy of the town. Oil Saturday morning next a team from Grevmouth will he visiting Hokitika to play the local team and as the day is a holiday there should he a good attendance of spectators. even though plnv will commence •>t the earlv hour of 10 o’clock. Iho game is a healthy one for young people and is deserving 111 support. fjtaegrring prices.-—Last three dais ~f Thursday, Friday ahd Alonday, .Line Ist to Mil. Console- iiig kow ini-p-.riant ibis great sale, wi’h it- drastic reductions, is to yon. Height ot seastln .roods at villi of season prices, that’s the position in brief. Why pay more to g-,iii less, here every pound will produce wl-nt von pay 31s fur ekc vl cc. We brought, t*ie down. 0 keop tne price's down. Quick nuit quotations in every department.—AlcGruer and to., Hokitika and Grey mouth.—Ailvt.
That the public appreciate gwd value is quite evident by the number of people who visit “Paterson’s'" when in town. We have still a few sample stockings in cashmere and silk, also man’s socks, and if you have not already purchased your winter requirements do so at once while you have the opportunity. A further consignment of blankets just to band in white and grey. Single 2iis Od; three-quarter 37s Od and double -IDs (Id. Prepare fot* the cold we: t’ner. Wondeifi I values ill men's cl .taing etc. Agents for C, Taylor and Co., Kxieit Dyers and Dry French Cleaners. Box 8G “Patersons”, C..sh Drapers. Opposite National Bank, Revel l St. Mail orders promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed.—Advt.
Special big purchase of Glnsson anti Co., Grey mouth and Westport stocks bought at.u great discount for cash. Big giant clearing sale commences on "Friday,. May 19tb. This is the best value purchase we ever made. Me can no.v give you extra value. Big preparations have been made for this big sale. Look out for price list. This is the occasion of good investment sensational saving if you act now. McGruer and Co.. Hokitika and Greymouth.— Advt.
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