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Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1922, Page 2

Tlio order of services for St. Mark’s Parish on Sunday "ill he: Hokitika, 8 a.m., and 7 p.m.; Kokatahi, 10 a.in. The well-known stallion Gasoline is placed at the use of breeders this season. Particulars appear in another column. We have just received a large assortment of Indies Vedonis Underwear at -Stephens Br'os. Call and see them they will he sure to please the most exacting.—Advt. In connection with Armistice Day, the .Mayor notifies a request that two minutes’ silence lie observed to-mor-roiv from 11 o’clock a.in. The lire hell will toll at that hour. The Hokitika Tennis Club will open its season to-morrow' afternoon, and a cordial invitation is extended to all friends of members and the public generally to be present. Lady members are reminded that it will be a general tea-day. The following will represent Warriors in their cricket match against the llimo team that played Hokitika last week.-—W. Knowles, J. Boyd, W. B'.vd. ,T. Cool er, P. Kieinui, M. Keenan, G. Temply. dim O’Connor Toney Boyd, John Thorpe, Pi. Baker, W. Stephens, K. Grmvcott, K., Stoop, D. Ryan, Joe Surgenor. Where your visitors are received and made welcome is the room which you like to do credit in the eyes of your friends. Choosing furniture that will give your home this distinguished appearance is an easy matter to nch»ieve by selecting your requirements form Harley’s huge stock, the quality Jfo’ir? Furnishers, Grveymmith,

Grand Carnival Ball to be held in I the Opera House on Wednesday, Nov. 29th. Watch papers for further advertisements.—Advt

Ainstie’s Royal Edinburgh Scotch Whisky is now a leading line, second to none, put in oblong bottles and sold to the trade only by Alark Sprot and Co Ltd., to all leading hotels.— Advt.

A meeting of the provisional committee in connection with the Westland Jubilee Exhibition will be held at tho County Chambers at 4 o’clock in Alonday afternoon, to take steps with tho object of furthering the matter in hand.

The monthly meeting of the Westland County Council will be held on Tuesday afternoon at the usual hour. A special meeting will bo held at 8 o’clock in connection with the passing of a by-law affecting motor taxation.

The Returned Soldiers’ Association, Hokitika Branph, will be holding a reunion of service men at the Supreme Hall at 8 o’clock this evening, the occasion being the eve of tho anniversary of Armistice Day—just four years

On Wednesday night of next week at the Opera House the United Football Club will be holding a cup celebration ball. Special arrangements are 1 icing made for the evening, and as Alesdames Rutland and Morgan are

dii’.cting the function, every necessary detail will be attended to. There will bo a first class orchestra, and special attention is to be paid to the floor. The function promises to be unusually successful. By request a “juvenile” dance will be held on the following night as a wind up to the festivities.

Doctors recommend Oatmalt Stout, brewed by the Lion Brewery Coy., Auckland. bottled in crown top. Bottles in quarts and pints especially for Mark Sprot and Co. Ltd. On sale at all leading hotels, any of which will supply small bottes for home consumption at one shilling per bottle. Lion ale. too, is par excellence, light and refreshing.—Advt.

I The death of one of the oldest residents of this district in the person ' of Mrs Martha Foley, took place at her residence, Westbrook on Thursday 1 morning. She had reached the. age of 70 years. She was a native of Tipperarv. Ireland, but * for over of years has been a resident of New Zealand. The greater part of that time, fifty years in. fact, she bad resided at ! Westbrook The late Mrs Foley was a 1 lady of amiable and kindly disposition and was greatly respected. She was ! widely and favourably known as hostess ,of 'the Westbrook accommodation house. She leaves a family of three sons (Patrick, Francis, and Edward) and two daughters (Misses Veronica and Emilv Foley), who will have the sympathy of -many friends in thenbereavement.

“Everything points to Carnival week in Christchurch having its usual large quota-of West 'Coastei s bent on picking winners and holiday-making. A) bile in° the city, a cordial invitation is ex tended by Messrs Glasson and Co., to view the lovely new frocks, costumes, and blouses at their warehouse, Ist floor, new Petone Buildings, 96 Liilifield St., opp. Strange’s. Their wonderful values are the talk of the trade.”—Advt.

More effective than any mixture in Stopping a cold is “NAZOL.” Penetrating and germ-killing. Keep it bandy in licnie, shop or office. 00 doses Is 6d.

Brisk demand for “Keep Smiling” Root Polish, “NO-RUBBING” Laundry Help and “Keep Smiling*’ Sand Soap.—Aldridge and Adamson.

Colds Minish in double qu.ck time when “ Nazol ” conies, on the scene. <;i> doses Is (id. Chemists and stores. — Advt.