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Hokitika Guardian, 30 October 1922, Page 2

Included in the results of Canterbury College term examinations appears: Medical Preliminary, Hilda Kelly (biology, physics).

The weather hold up on Saturday sufficiently to allow out door fixtures to be carried out, but heavy rain set in about 5.30 for an hour or so., Yesterday was generally squally, a nor’-west-er blowing with, occasional showers.

The engagement is announced of Miss Ivy May King, youngest daughter of Mrs C. A. Wallis, of Kiwi street, Taihape, formerly of Park street, Hokitika, to Mr Robert Blair Patton, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Patton of “Whitstone,” Oamarii.

Tin * funeral of the late Air Francis Carley took place on Sunday morning; a number of friends paying the last mark of respect. The services at All Saints' Church and the graveside were conducted by the Rev A, C. Ptirelias,

Men! See the How season’s goods; !lt the “H,8.” a splendid assortment of mercery just arrived, We btiy direct from the manufacturers, thus saving von tire middleman’s profilt. You make a direct saving for yourself by purchasing “H,8.” Wearables., N.Z. Clothing Factory, largest Outfitters in the Dominion.—Advt.

Tile Kokatabi Tennis Club are bolding a ball in the Public Hall, Kokatabi on Wednesday evening. There promises lo be a large attendance, and the gathering should prove enjoyable and successful. There promises to be a good contingent from town for the occasion.

A reminder is given of the meeting of the supporters of Air T. E. Y. Seddnn. Member for Westland, at the County Chambers to-night- at- 7.30 o’clock to organise on Tiohalf of the sifting member for the forthcoming general election. A working man remarked last week that bo bought, a parcel of wearables in Hokitika at pro-war price. He said when a man can buy a tip-top pair ol working trousers, a strong working shirt .a good all-wool flannel, a good pair of woollen sox, a strong pair of braces ,and a set- of bachelor’s buttons for thirty bob, its back to old times again. These parcels are posted free and are procurable at the X.Z. Clothing Factory, The Value S|H>t. —Advt. Hokitika, Oct 28th.. 11)22.—Mrs .1. Butler, Organising Director. C.M.A., Hokitika: Dear Madam.—l am in receipt- of your letter advising that I have been appointed a Yiic President of your Association. I have much pleasure in accepting the office and ea-r-logo a small donation (10s). to your funds. Wishing 'you every success, Yours faithfully N-B,—This is bona fido and the original may be seen at the “Guardian” Office.

It is being arranged that Messrs A. M. Wright, G. K. Areliey. L. Page, and I’n lessor Fowcral-er of Christchurch, who are coining over here on a com) limentaiy lecturing tour on Thursday, will he afforded the opportunity on Friday of inspecting, subject to the courtesy of the dredge propi ietors, tin* 11 iniu Flat dredge, and later of visiting Lake Kanw.i, where the party will lunch. On bctlr Thursday and Friday nights of this week lectures will be given in the Town Hall by the visiting scientists. In Professor Fowerakcr the- audience will have the opportunity of bearing one i f the foremost forestry experts in llie Dominion.

i Till' week end is being looked for--1 ward to with great interest by all likely to participate in “Paddy’s Market” proceedings. Entries for the ■ cycle and athletic events which close to-morrow, are coining in freely, and there is promise of good fields. The band will parade during the afternoon, and play a special selection, including several dance numbers, permitting of dancing on the green. The ladies iti charge of the produce and jumble stalls have a great variety of goods coming forward and patrons will find plenty of variety if bent on replenishing the larder. The ladies in charge of the re--1 freslimpnts and sweets stalls will have a special stock of dainties, so that alto- | getlier, young and old will be catered , for to their hearts’ desire. i “Everything points to Carnival week in Christchurch having its usual largo i quota of West Coasters bent on pick* ‘ ing winners and holiday-making. While in the city, a cordial invitation is ex tended by Messrs Glnsson and Co., to view the lovely new frocks, costumes, , and blouses at tlieir warehouse, Ist floor, new Pctonc Buildings. 9C> Lichfield St,, opp. Strange’s. Tlieir womj derful values are the talk of the trade.”—Advt. I As a dirt eipctnr and scientific 'inrites I saver “ No-Rubbing ” Laundry Help holds premier position. “So say all of us.”—Now ZeaTnnd women. The latest in Men’s striped Tobraleo striped Fuji, and tussore silk shirts. Box suits in brown, grey, and navy. Boy’s sports suits, striped neg., and white Canoe shirts at W. H. Stopforth’s opposite W. K Williams chym-, ist,—Advt.

"Wednesday Night! In the Supreme Hall! A Huge Dance to aid Paddy’s Market Day. Good floor. Good music. Admission Is.—Advt.

In connection with the Christchurch Show and Races there will be special overland trains, with coach connections, on Friday, 3rd November, and Monday, 13th November.

Mr M. Henderson, who for the past seven years has been connected with the Bank of New Zealand at Temuka, has been transferred on promotion to Timaru. Mr Henderson is succeeded at Temuka by Mr L. E. Lyons (formerly of Stafford) from Takapau.

Bovs completely fitted out at the “H. 8.” We stock every kind of clothes that boys wear:—Knickers from 7s 6d. suits from 29s 6d, hose from 3s lid, braces Is 6d, shirts from 4s lid, felt hats. 7s lid, caps from 2s (id at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, the Boys’ Outfitters. —Advt. The Kanieri School Committee are giving every scholar a prize this year again and therefore deserve every support in their approaching concert a: ball in aid of the prize fund. Withal an excellent conceit programme will be <>iven and good muic for hall, which takes place on 1\ ednesday of next week.

It is being found that as Mascotte s the Badges of the U.M.A. are unequalled. Their potency during this week will bo intense. Like the famous Black Opals they must be bought—either by oneself or by a friend to be infallible, and must be worn openly (never concealed!) Further. Ihe “Twcntv-five” are seriously considering the extremo step of I üblicly Blackballing Some, who do not seem to appreciate the Honour conferred on them bv their admission into the IT Af A I Glaring cases ot concealment (under coat lapels) of U.M.A. Badges —not many—have already been discovered. and must be summarily dealt with! Children like WADE’S WORM FIGS. The finest remedy for that prevalent complaint—worms.

A notable event—Great Prestige Sale at McGruer’s commencing Saturday October 28th., each and every article including the new season’s goods chpped and 5 pared down to the minimum —Ladies summer dresses now 9s lid: Ladies all-wool tweed skirts 9s lid; Cashmere finish hose now Is 6d pair. Hundreds of useful every day articles at bargain prices. Pay a visit eavly nnd often McGruer’s (Westland) Ltd., Hokitika, and Greyinouth.- Advt.

Schroder and Co. the Leading Drapers, stock a large variety of Warner's rust-proof corsets and corselettes. This ensures your obtaining a perfect fitting, stylish model to suit your individual requirements. Inspection 'n vited. Price much less than usual. Advt.