LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

All interested in the Ki katahi-Koi-terangi Winter Show are requested to attend a mooting oil Saturday night next at the l'liidi:' Hdl, Kokatahi. The Railway Department surveying ■ t:i!i' bav ' been engaged during the last few days in laying out the altcra•,:e.r:s to be made to tlie local railway station and yards, ’ll'.' work is to be pill in hand at once. Tlie sunshine return for the past week. Co hours 4 minutes, an average of nine hours a day is a very de: itied eontra-t to Die weather Dial ha- been experienced in other parts oi New Zealand of late. The knowledge that cue is well dm--t(1 gives a leelmg o. conknem '. thoiei’e.i'g it behoves every lady to see All's ,), l lovd’s selection of frocks in knitn d wool, stockinette, flannel, cloth. ~ r „,. j,ml garberdir.e at prices ranging from 31s (id to (i guineas. We have also a charming and reasonably priced as-s-urtmeiu of furs and millinery. The ladies’ working bee in connection with the bazaar lo ire laud in June for the benefit of the Hokitika Beautifying Society will comment e at the Education rooms at 3 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all willing worker- to come forward and assi-t. In regard to the Poster parade being organised by Air- Wilson in cmnecnou v.iih the .June bazaar for the Beaut Hying Society, practices will begin on the 21st A lav for an hour each night. Anv additional performers willing to take part in the parade are invited to send in their names to Alts M 'Fin. There will ho four prizes awarded m do hy loeal dnnors. me prize winners to be selected hy the patrons to the bazaar who will be provided with oftnual ballot papers.