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Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1923, Page 2

The Oea'iH m Mr Marini Dillon, o! t obdi n took place \cslerday at the advanced age of it! years. lie was a single man and a native of Galway. 1 1 eland. The special commit tec of the l!e----turiH‘1 Soldiers’ Association meets tonight at the County Chandlers at 7.30 o'clock to take decisive action in regard to the pinpn-cd club room.

The Kiv. i Football Club are running a diner to-nnnrou night in the Supreme Hall, in aid of a bereaved lamilv. All the pioparatioiis hate been made to ensure the enjoyment of pat-

rons. including guml Hour and good music. Admission (tents 25., Ladies Is. Advt. A meeting of the N.Z. County Haring ('lull’s Executive is to he held at Wellngton about the 24th inst. to r< vis" the constitution of the Association with the object of making it a

more useful and active hotly lor the benefit, of flic associated clubs. It is probable that a, central organisation will he set. up with licad(|iinrters most likely in Wellington.

The death took place at Reeftnn this morning after a long illness ol Mr John Kin;;, a well-known miner of that district for many years, and a lormer captain of the Reefton Foothall Club ill the nineties. Deceased was a native ( ,f rteefton and about 50 years of tine.

lie had been sillforing as a result ol a malady following his work in the mines. Deceased leaves a widow and one daughter. He Was a cousin of the Wilson family of Brittain Street. Mrs King is a sister ol Mrs Bennett of Sale Street and Mr W. 11. Sherman of the "Guardian” Oliire. Mrs Archer of 'Britton Street is a sister of deceased, manv other relations being scattered si round tlio district.

“TAX-OB” makes short, work of polishing day. Liquid-form, easy to apply. Gives brilliant surface with minimum effort. For floors, furniture and leather goods. Prepare for the coming picnic season. Keep cool and comfortable. Wearapparel at MecGruer’s the store for value. Ladies’ jazz, cretonne, voile and zephyr dresses !)s lid, 14s (Id and l!is fid, ladies’ rush, palm, Pandnn. pic-

nic hats Is, Is lid and 3 s lid each, j Children’s straw, palm and panama hats As fid and 3- lid. Famous for low prices in everything a man, woman or child wear-.- McGrtier's Hokitika and Greymouth. —-Advt.

"XAZGI.” knows no rivals—the only safe, certain remedy tor colds and Hn> Fever. <lO doses Hr Is fid.

i It. will repay yon well to visit Schroder’s large emporium. where ! evervthing that is best can he found I at lowest prices in carpets, runners. ! lim-leums. silk frocks, lumpers, glows. hositrv millinery, underwear, table | linen.'hats, clothing, shirts, and thousands of other lines too numerous to ! mention here. Come and sec lor your- ! self at Gchrnder and Co’s.—-Advt.

j SHARLAND’S VINEGAR for tastiest salads and pickles. No trace of | mineral acids. Brewed f rmii pure cane j sugar.

i The demand for our W arner s and j D. and A. Corsets is stilt going ' strom' Special value in men s and i shirts, collar, and tbs 1 are offering at special tempting price. Inspection cordially invited. ( nmc ,-irlr and it will repay you at Schroder and' Co’s. Is discount in the <: tor cash.—Advt. Be prepared for Hay Fever and summer colds. Keep a bottle of ftA--7,0L” ‘handy.- A dose in time saves niDe. Is 6d for 60 doses After meals take a little SHARLAND’S FLUID MAGNESIA. Prevent- acidity and headache. Shari- I'l -‘-h. pure, agreeable

An '.’VI landmark hn- disappeared dulinn the past few days, the building in Re veil Street, opposite Weld Street, in tbe early (lavs known ns Kirtvan > 1 iMiit shop and Appel’s toy shop, being in course of demolition for the pniposo of the erection of an up-to-date concrete shop for Mi S. .1. l’restoli. tin' v. ell-knov. n ilriipef

Mr Roe Smith, who P>r some years, has represented Ross and Obmdeni.ig I.td.. at (ireymoiitli, ha- heen promoted to manage the firm’s branch at N’apmt. Mr Smith has made himself very popular on the West Coast anti Mis Smith ha- taken prominent part in amateur tlieatt teals. They will leave Creyninol li on Thursday for Napier. Mr Pickering, of Wellington, will in futnie he ill" firm's West Coast r“!'iesentat ive. 1 1 ! lecii u: i - and Other liutili;!'' le disri p ;, n il in the ('ante: imry-V.’est Chum tleaith Di-trict for the week f ude.l ne e on .Monday, totalled 32. as follow- : Westland: Kntei le fever, j; IJoHer : diphili, :i 1 2. I mmgahmi :

ptmr.monia 1. Grey : diphliicria. I. Nmth Caiiicr bury : diphtheria, M : l iihereulosis 7; pneumonia 1; puerperal septimaomin 1 : pueemome influenza I. Aslihmtoii: puerperal septicacmia 1 ; pmmmmiia X. South Canterhurv ; tiiherenlosit 1

Yesterday 71 State miners were charged before Mr W. Meldrum, S.M., at Crcymouth Magistrate’s Court, with having taken part in an alleged illegal Strike, thereby breaking their agreement. The charge was brought hv Mr (J. !■’. Grieve 'lnspector of Labour! mi behalf of his Department, and from each miner a penalty ot (■'■> "as claimed. Mr Grieve said that Mr P. J. O'Regan, who was appearing for tlib defendants, was unable to he present for that day. He would therefore apply for an adjournment until Friday. This was granted.

Liquid “TAN-01,. ’ thh quick polisher for Hours, furniture and leather goods. Cleon aid easy to apily.

Shir is! Shirts! Shirts! The shirts to wear for those who care! Men's band shirts, latest stripes with collar to match, sizes 1 to S. Prices Os (id to 27s (id. Men’s latest canoe and tennis shirts from Os. Boys hand shirts, collars to match 7s Od to 8s fid. Roy’s canoe shirts, cream and white Os to (S Od. Tennis shirts Os. striped 7s Od at W. 11. Stnnfoi-th's.--Advt.

Spav your hack ! Polish floors with liquid “TAN-OL " Brilliant results easily achieved. Ise “TAN-OL” also for fine furniture and leather goods.

Grocers report an enormous demand lor “NO-RUBBING” Laundry Help in Is packets, owing in some measure to the pret ailing hot weather which always bring- “NO-R CUBING” into the limelight. Dec Bros., wholesale di--t rihutors.

You (I " a lip of ' illegal. (A'! .-11 \ 111. \ \ !>’< foi purity. flavour and ■iirngt.ii Brewed 1 ram pure cane

Doctors ii'commend Oatmall Stout, bivwocl by the Lion Brewery Coy.. Auckland. bottled ill crown Lop. Buttles in quarts and pints especially for Mark Spent and Co. Ltd. On sale at all leading hotels, any of which will supply small holies for home consumption at one .-hilling per bottle. Lion ale, toe, is p.'lr excellence light and refreshing. Advt. dust a rub of liquid “TAN-OL’’ makes home a brighter place. Polishes floors, furniiuie and leather goods, tlso in paste-form.