LATE LOCALS

Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1922, Page 3

LATE LOCALS

i Mr (1. A. AA'«!<xl , Administrator of j the .Museum, has inst brought over from Christchurch mul added to tin l j local oxliihits, ii ]>;«i r of long toil I cuckoos, ii great gull, tin oyster j catcher, :t vitlhiroo nml the skeleton of j a kiwi. The pleasing news was received h.v I private message yesterday afternoon that A!r K. !!. (tlasgow, of liungiora, was now making mosf satisfactory propress from ilie result of liis late serious fall wheeby lie was rendered unconscious for same weeks. He lias now repaint’d consciousness, and there is every hope for Ids ultimate recovery. !lis marked improvement will I; 'a gioat relief to liis relatives and friends, who have had ti most anxious time during liis protracted prostration. The programmes for the opera “I’rineess ( hrysanthemnm” are now being dislrijnited in the town, from which prospective patrons will learn something ; of the excellent fare to lie provided for j them,at the Princess Theatre on Tliurs- j day night . One item omit ted from the j printed programme is a dance in the i third scene by Al’ss Melba (Millions, which is said to he one of the gems of , the euUrtainment. Tt is understood aj mini her of visitors from (ireymouth will j travel to Hokitika by the special train t to enjoy I ' c pleasure of seeing the per- ' formanee again. Accord in 5? to all ae- J counts there is going to be a very large j attendance to witness what will he an 1 excellent form of entertainment. I Singers and public speakers find I “NAZOTi” niigrpialled for preventing or relieving huukinoss and soreness ip thp tbvont, Co V! !.«> tftjcetf pnywhera.