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Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1922, Page 2

The fine flavour, strength, and purity of SHAR LAND’S VINEGAR, brewed from pure cane sugar, cannot be surpassed. Don’t forget to call at Paterson and Lloyd’s (late Patersons’) opposite National Bank, Revell St. Our values are right. All colours in Jap crepes Is 7sd; heavy double white sheets 22s 6d per pair. Single 12s 6d. An inspection will convince yon that our prices are beyond comparison. Agents for C. Tay. ! lor and Co., Expert Dyers and Dry : French Cleaners. All classes of work done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mail orders promptly attended to and money cheerfully refunded if goods are unsatisfactory. Box 86. Hokitika.—Advt. Particular cooks stipulate SHARLAND’S VlNEGAß—brewed from pure cano sugar. Rich and piquant.

The writ for the general election is to be issued to-day, and the electoral roll will close this evening at 6 o’clock

The following pupils have successfully passed their Musical Examination under the Associated Board of Afusic, who were examined by A. Quaife, Esq., yesterday Misses L. Hareourt, P. Thompson, C. AVylie, C. Sherman, H. Perry, E .Hughes, H. S. Stavely, E. Robinson, L. Dale, F. AlcCaskill' and Master J. At. Staveley.

A meeting of the Robert Burns Alemorial Committee was held last evening. Present: —Alessrs G. Davidson, (Chair), H. A. Thompson, F. McGregor, .J.’ King, and D. J. Evans. An apology was made for the absence of AL A. AVognn. The Secretary reported that the total contributions to date were £307 12s 9d. A further £7O were required. AL Thompson reported the memorial was expected to reach here about February at- the earliest, ns there had been some delay jn the execution of the statue; It was resolved to hold a Scottish gathering on St. Andrew’s Night (November 30th) and the Secretary was instructed to make the necessary arrangements. It is hoped, also to arrange for a Scottish concert on New Year’s night, fn aid of the fund. The memorial is to he placed in Cass Square. The United Football Club’s ball in the Opera House last evening proved very enjoyable. The heavy downpour -of rain that A-11 affected the attendance considerably, but otherwise the gathering proved a distinct success. The hall had been very prettily decorated with flags, greenery and l»aIloons, while the floor was in perfect order. Capital music was provided byMessrs Reynolds (piano) C, Ross, (violin). C. Gibbons (piccolo) and AA*. Ross (cornet), a number of extras being played by Misses. King and Bergstrom. All- Andrews had charge of the floor. The Ladies’ Committee (Mosdames Alor-'an. Butland and Hunter) had provided a specially attractive supper which was fully appreciated. During an interval Air D. J. Evans (President of the Club); returned thanks on bc- . half of the Club for the substantial actendance present in spite of the . thcr conditions, and to the Ladies Committee for their valued assistance. I He announced that a juvenile dance i would he held on Friday evening when I they hoped to see many country I friends present whom the elements had prevnted from attending that evening. Dancing wrfs then continued to an early hour.

'‘Everything points to Carnival week i in Christchurch having its usual large quota of West Coasters bent on picking winners and holiday-making. AA bile in the city, a cordial invitation is ex tended by Alessrs Glnsson and Co., to view the lovely new frocks, costumes, and blouses at their warehouse, Ist floor, new Petone Buildings, 96 Lichfield St., opp. Strange’s. Their wonj derful values are the talk of the i trade.” —Advt. I Don’t leave it too late by neglecting : to inspect Schroder and Co’s lieautiful | stock of carpets, runners, hearth rugs, i door mats, lace curtains, art curtains. | and linoleums. Now is the time t® make your selection. Special inducements are now offering at SeineW and j Co.—Advt.

1 Six ounces of “Golden Rule” Soap with one small packet of “NO-RUB-j RING” Luundrv Help is our faovunte ' receipt for washing clothes scientifically clean. —Dee Bros.