COMING EVENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 August 1922, Page 2

COMING EVENTS.

August 21. —Arahura fat stock sales. Aug 21- Pollard’s Pictures. Aug .21.—Westland Acclimatisation Society at 7.30. Aug 21.—At 8 p.m., meeting Hospital Board . Aug 22.—Hokitika Beautifying Association ,monthly meeting. August 23—Hari Hari stock sale, W. Jeffries and Co. Aug. 23.—At 2 p.m. M. Houston and Co., auction sale furniture, hams, etc. Aug. 23—Caledonian Society. Bilrtis Memorial Fund night. Aug. 24.—M. Houston and Co. auction sale, Kokatahi saleyards. Aug 26. Paddy’s market St Maty’s CUib rooms. . . Aug 26. —Community Singing, Beautifying Fund. Sept. 2 Heath and Heather Day, Burns’ Statue. Sept. s.—Westland Chamber of Commerce, 7.30 o’clock. gent fi.—Annual Hospital Ball. Sept. 12.—Westland County Council, monthly meeting. Sept 12 and 13.—A1l Saints’ Sale of Work

THE WILL AND THE WAY. Xu 15.—Range of the Public Trust Dominion Organisation. Throughout the Dominion the Public Trust Office does business direct with the pnb- • lie. Including part-time offices and agencies in tho smaller towns, the Public Trustee is now represented ill 92 districts (comprised in cities, towns and townships). The business has grown to a volume which has necessitated the appointment of District Public Trustees at 11 cities and towns in the North Island, and seven in the south, and District Managers in 11 towns in the north and three in the south. Wherever the assets of a deceased person may be situated, tbe distance from the Head Office of the Public Trust makes no difficulty. The extensive organisation ensures that, there will he a Public Trust Officer at band to deal with any matter requiring attention.

For full information apply to tbe Public Trustee Wellington, or to MR T. R- SAYWELL, District Public Trustee, Greymouth. A representative of the Office is in attendance at Hokitika on Fridays and Saturdays in c nch week.