LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Yorili Islam! mails and passengers hv 1 the ferry sie.iimT ooliUo'-l d with the V.Vst Goasi evjiress ai Christchurch this morning. Mr \V. O'Brien’s inis will leave Turner’s fetation Mart to-limrrow (Wednesday! for Kokaiahi Fair at 1 p.m. Limited noml-.T of seats available. Book at Turner's shop. -Advt. A Paddy’s Market will he held on All Saints Tennis Club's courts on. Saturday next in aid ol the t bib tuinls. All sorts of produce, sweets and Mowers will he on sale; al-,0 nliernonn tea. Fiery body is invited. I). AlmKenzie. the world's champion one armed axeman will give an exhibition of eliopi ing and sawing in fowler’' paddock (next to Open House) lit 7.15 o’clock' on W i duos l: y evening 7tli. inst. Mr I). McKenzie concedes All- G. Taylor 5 secs on a l2ineli upright chop.—Advt. There is na vie.w at AN ■ Koe s promises. Hamilton Street, a real Ivory bull which a few years ag.: was shown in America as the best in tlv world. T( is a carvofl. band-made s t ef twelve halls, each inside the others, and are shown for the first time in New Zealand. Sample price five guineas. The programme for the si Patrick s . oiicert is well in hand. The Sisters cf Merev iiave their pupils well ad-,-mod in what should eclipse any |>rc in performance. All the l ost local vocalists and musicians, as well as Greyniouth’s choicest, have signified their willingness to endeavour to make this year’s concert one of the host evei attempted. The concert :oko' place nil Saturday evening. -March l.th, at the Princess Theatre. Tickets are m circulation and are meeting with a remix sale.