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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1922, Page 3

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The Pirates Club concert and hall at * Kunieri annoem-ed for Wednesday wiU i net take place until Wednesday, dime | 14th. " | The Committee of the Kokntulii- I Koiterangi Winter Show wishes to! thank the judges, stewards, lecturers. ; and every one assisting to make tin'; show a success. A fuller dross hall will he held in the | Public Hall. Kokejibi, on Wednesday, ; julv ath. Proccecß in aid of the Koku- j 1 si i.'i Winter Slu#. Good music, ellj- i , j.,|, i MC. andjrood supper provided.) Admission, gen# 2s (Id, ladies Is. All j point prizes w/n at Hie Winter Show v, ill hr preseffietl during the evening. | A.lvt. / ']"■ [. -winners of trophies at the Koka-izhi-Koitoiungi Winter Show were:— , ! Air L. 11. .Morel (Mr lloulistou’s prize) | lor most entries; Mrs L. 11. Morel I 'Walter Bros trophy, -illis tea) lor , most points in nil classes; Mrs ♦). Monk | ; < Mrs Lynn’s trophy), a goM hroorh) lor ! nio.iL points ill eookeiy. Mr ,1. Mcining j , \. ami A. Store’s trophy, a rose howl) I if r mast points in Ijswoii. \ The Fallen Soldiers’ .Memorial Cnle--1 way of Bemeniinaiice, a handsome mar|,le structure, leading to A’utoria Koimre, Westport- was unveiled on Saturday in the presence of 21)0'I people. The Mayor (Mr Menzics) delivered an address, also Colonel Mitchell. M.P., who performed the unveiling ceremony. The memorial cost £2OOO.