RETURNER SOLDIERS’ CLUB ROOM.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1923, Page 4

RETURNER SOLDIERS’ CLUB ROOM.

PBO PCS ED BUILDING. The decision of the Returned Soldiers' Association to aetjuirc the Supreme Hall as the nueletis of a dub-room, carries with it also a building programme which is to lie submitted to a public meeting at the County Chambers tomorrow night, when the form of campaign to rni-e the building fund will be decided upon. The Association lias obtained the right, through the favourable terms offered by the Hokitika High ,School Board, of removing the building across the street to the High School Reserve, where a larger area of land is available [or extending the building. The present lull!, it is proposed when on its new site, will be enlarged front AO feet by 31) feet, to 7A feet by 3:1 feet, an increase of fifty per cent, in the flriur -pace, and will become tile social ball of the new quarters. On the tipper side will be built tut annexe 12 feet w ide for the length of the building. This is to be devoted to a kitchenette 20lt. by 12ft., and a supper room of oOft liv 12ft. The proposed club-rooms will adorn the front of the social hall, and will consist of five rooms and two passage wavs. There will he a side entrance live feet wide which will g've exclusive entrance to the social ball, st that the hall may he used on hire, oselusive of the front club rooms. On the upper side of the vestibule will be the gentlemen's room. K>lt. by l2tt.. w iibTddiriomd hat ar.d coat-hook space in the vestibule it-eli. I ho ladies room will he adjacent to the sub entrance, and will be a room LIT <>>' lull with all conveniences. The main club room will be at the front ol the building 20ft ■ kv 17ft " n ''i* :i '" inesnt will be the card-room. I.HIMIt. Tic.* main passage ninuiug through the building t” hnk " il '' Y>' side entrance, will be 7ft. wide. On the upper side of the Ijuddmg. at the front, will be the billiard room. J'M- 'v ISl’t.. providin'' i‘ ,r lwn tnmoM. om w hi. Il bits been donated to the t ilth a n-rdv. Next will he the library, readini'/ and writing room. 18ft. by H'HTin i-umpleted structure will m < 'J "round space of i- :ii '• G will approximate the majordimension- of the motor garage building in’" being .-reeled by Clements Motols Ltd. on the same reserve. The v-tiniiad cost ol the purolo,„j- t he present hall, its removal, and tile building of the additions, is in me rr ei "is,. Over £2OO is m lwn.l ,lre-,dv so that the budding fund .»■ paign' will require to atm at ''at-mg about £IOOO. The work will be eat' c out as funds permit. It i» rl tic. first instance to move the Stl\n lm’.h |[ il! t,. its permanent site, cinartrc o ~,,,1 build the . tuiveiiienech l etiinrcl ,<n '.j, „ il( iai hall. This will he done wtui little d, lav P-ssihle. '< he seeotid |,, „ ,11 be the erect toll ol lb.

room )>i . , T 0 proviilc Hit* imnir.v miimvn n’ returned men and many stippon: r- on , |..,?i,ilx ral ladies) have oiler- 'I . tn;tl<i‘ uT'okly fontrihuiinns. v.lti-li ••• « | ( .tors will take up regularly. Um!.ibis system the fund is expect;d J orow "readily. A general appeal vvt: h. m ade for funds, and various spurtm; bodies will be asked to assist wt! hen, fils, while novelties will be intro duced which will afford pleasure am a lit tiseiil: nt to those contributing. t enlarged social hall will he made at ail able fur use as early as possible, am will he revenue earning all tliioug i Ha v inter months to rsoeials. (u • 11 intended to appoint a .ait ant! the whole of the l»epe.T will be vested it, trustees. In c"n,unc lion with the eitth loom side, citizen will he admitted as honorary mem betand the building may thus be used ot tlte purposes ol an ordinary <■ u - <>' ,1,011, a want often very much felt rally as also hv visitors. If the Imam, be secured as readily as it is bop; d i, u expected the enmpleted btuldiur u ili be 'available before November next ylteu the Returned Soldiers wdl b b their annual reunion on ln< - 1 ""' ’’

-nrv ol Peace Dav. , The building, beside- being an ■ - iunct to tfhe tmvn, should -v « , l ‘ N remitzvoiis for the returm <1 men vi-iiiiig I'etuined men. D T,' 1 ’. 1 ~ eopub.r resort dur.it" tlv Exhibit). ; period when so many st rav.gci - |,|. in town, and no d.iilbl lae lacio fin- social reunions will reiulei it ■' 11 f.,1 pfi,." to the community at large, a , rl ,-r. ami public p.vH' van .' .diced ier vit bo, 1 1 tv, 11.-lung oil ‘ el ii I i-i * a : ni iinrliou ol the building. The meeting to- i ml; “• 1 11 ..II the details ill lVsp. cl to a■fieum. and if the draft budding l'hm i appmved m, time will be w“ V• ’ ,-. .., lie'll:--- in motion, nis nop ~,'i all v.iiiing ... b.!,. in providing um Pliers and lawn with so u-einl a Pm.incut risen will coni" jonvard i-.uL ilv and help the project in cn '.' '> ' ' FOUND BY A HOKITIKA MAN. Here i- excellent news „f a Hok'tdm man having fouml out by |,ersoua experience that kidney troldde ,-an he ( . ul -ed The great thing m kmmT ,i.le is to take the right medieim’ at the right time. The right time m the first appearance of any symptom of kidney disorder, sueh a- >■» • ache, urinary trouble. water swe line- .-.round the ankle- or beneath t.ie eves or gravel. The right medicine tl, take i- Doan'- liaekacbe Kidney Pills, a- tbi- man did. Mr \ Dctlair, Park Street. ILm Jifia savs: "As the resull of constant lieavv work 1 suffered lerr.hly r..,n ki.lnev trouble. My back was so bum’ Unit at times I could hardly move, and work was, of course, out ol Hit qm lion.' The secretion- wee thick and cloudv, and contained ■> red -ediim-ii . | was also subject to dizzy attack-, and inv re-t a*i night was very disturbed. 1 was tar from well, am l.udiv in need of a medic me that v.oul-l restore me to good beaitii.. -' l ,lsl 1 eot Doan’s liaekaelm Kidney J id- and Hnev pi lived to be the very thing 1 wanted. After taking live bottles ol these pills I, felt splendid. r l be pant in my back "bad gone, and I wa- eii-

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