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Hokitika Guardian, 22 January 1923, Page 2

The latest addition to the local telephone exehnnge ,'s No. 150, Warren imd Feenev. Fit’dierhert St.

There was a very heavy downpour on Saturday night, which continued through the night till the early morning. Yesterday was fairly fine, there being occasional showers.

Mr I). I). O’Connor, tonring manager for Miss Rosina ISuckman. visited Hokitika on Saturday, to make arrangements for the visit of the talented songtress and her party at Hokitika, for one night on Saturday, February 3rd.

The death occurred at the Grey River Hospital on Saturday of Mr William Curry, aged 17 years. Deceased resided for many years at Kuinara. and was employed by the late Mrs I’enrn and M.r John Davidson. Ifi- strained his heart many years ago. Deceased, who was single, leaves a father, SJ years of age at Kmuarii, and a lirother. Mr Frank Curry, of Greyneuilh.

Two standard packets of tea sold in Wellington have been advanced fourpt nee a pound in the course ol Die lasr week, and there are indication.' that further increase will he made in tire near future (says the “New Zealand Times.’’! According 10 niiormation supplied by the principal oT one of the largest importing houses in Wellington, local merchants in the city have been putting up their prices steadily as their stocks ran out. knew, ing that their deliveries at the moment are in advance of what they paid for the old stock.

The large crowd tliiit came down from ('• royinonth on Saturday morning with too Watorsiders excursion (tho railway figures wore 1001 persons) appeal red to hare a pleasant day on (ass Suunro. and its vicinity. The (!p\v- j month Jtand that ttceoinpaniod the ex-' ettrsion enlivened proceedings with a capital musical programme throughout the day. Unfortunately the weather which hail been threatening throughout, did not hold out f . a shower falling about- I o’clock, with a heavier one at o.r>. It then cleared and held tip till the excursion train left at (1.10 p.m.

Doctors recommend Ontmalt Stout, brewed bv 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 betels, any of which will supply small bo ties for home eonsurnption at one shilling per bottle. I.ion ale, too, is par excellence li'-'bt and refreshing.—Advt. Sufferers from Hay Fever will enjoy speedy relief by breathing in “NAZOIV’ A unique, never-failing remedy. Is fid for 60 doses.

Shirts! Shirts! Shirts! The shirts to wear for those who care! Men’s band shirts, latest stripes with collar to match, sizes 1 to 8. Prices 9s Gd to 27s 6d. Men’s latest canoe and tennis shirts from 9s. Boys hand shirts, collars to match 7s fid to 8s 6d. Boy’s canoe shirts, cream and white 6s to 7s fid. Tennis shirts 6s. striped 7s fid at W. H. Stonforth’s. —Advt. !

Sickness and vomiting from a disordered stomach may he relieved by ’ taking SHAR LAND'S FLUID MAGNESIA. Fresher than the imported. ! A sniff in time saves nine, Inhale , i’XAZOL” or take it on sugar Nr, sAid i* Naaol-proof, Is Od, >

Clinutaugua is coming. February 1-1-17, Opera House, Hokitika. Season tickets only from Mr I/- Aldridge.— Advt. Amstie'g Royal Edinburgh Scotch Whisky is now a leading line, second to none., put in oblong bottles and .sold to the trade only by -Mark Sprot and Co. I.td. to all leading hotels.— Advt.

Winter, ivadeis are reminded hy an advertisement in to-day's issue, will soon he here. Tile days will be simitening. the uignts lengthening, and the season growing colder. Householders should see betimes to the installation of a good gas service tor heating and lighting. The advance in heating appliances in the gas "orld are now but faintly understood. In all v.eil icgulated modern homes, gasl'e'ting stoves, copiers, radiato s etc., are now to be found, and they are in ell kind- of patterns, ornamental :■= Wi ll a> i.-clul. The lighting appliances are being greatly improved rl-o. < c:momv in ro-l and liberality in light diffused Hung outstanding leattjres. 'Uinse wishing to improve their domestic installations, or to install Iresh seiche:- including the most modern apj ii: net's, will do well to consult. Ml W. I!. Shannon, gasfittcr of Rev, 11 id ' tic- on hand, and new goods con!v ato i i ne'. The excellent torsi pa:- service, combined with the line ,|,i.,!in of the gas supplied is establishing -I ICC, ;:d ill the hurl coiisiiuipj lion i f gas. le ads of households finding ga.s such a useful servant when elfee' ively applied. Economise effort : save time and money! Polish floors, furniture and leather goods with liquid “TANOL. More shine, less rub All millinery must be cleared. Roys ready to wear clothing, ladies costumes., Mouses and jumpers are now to be cleared at heavily reduced price at Schroder and eo.—Advt. | (treat summer sale at MeGrner s, eommencing Friday. .Jan. 19th. A sale to harmonise with your economy ideas. A sale to form the keynote for savings on a large scale, convert your cash into profit smashed goods. Now is the opportune time. Kvery article of wearing apparel and drapery maiked down to bedrock, ’1 oil will save big money on every purchase just now. Pay a visit early. MeGruer’s (Westland! Rtd.. Hokitika and Greyimmth.— Advt.

We arc having a busy time meeting all demands for “NO-Rl BRING Laundry Help, the famous abolishes of washboard slavery. A creditable reflection! See how floors and furniture shine when polished with liquid “TAN-OL.