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Hokitika Guardian, 18 July 1923, Page 2

When colds and influenza are prevalent let “NAZOL” protect your fainilv. One dose a day keeps colds array, gfood for fill ages; 60 doses for Is 6d.

The members of the Westland Representative football team are requested to lx; at the Pavilion, Cass Square, tomorrow afternoon at 2.15 o’clock sharp.

Tho Trustees, Assigned Estate of J. D. Lynch, Maekay St.. Greymouth, advertise in this issue new separators at second-hand prices.

The usual monthly Ingleside will be bold this (Wednesday) evoning in tho Soldiers’ Hall, Sewell Street, at 8 o’clock.— Advt.

Do your eyes need attention. Our Optician has a growing and successful practice. Examination by appointment.. Call and see us about your eye troubles, J. Tonnont, Hamilton St.— Advt.

In the House of Representatives yesterday the Minister of Public Works stated that 400 Pons of freight had been taken through the Otira Tunnel last Saturday. The department had, he said, made special rates for coal, .-men as the following:—From Reeftotv. ISs lid per ton ; from Rewanui, 22s per ton. The tunnel would be. rushed forward so as to handle all the available traffic.

At a meeting of the Committee of the West Coast Rugby Union held at Greymouth last evening Mr J. Steel was appointed captain of the West Coast team for Saturday, and Mr G. McKay, vicecaptain, these to confer with the Union President re details of training. It was decided that all players report at tho Park for training at 3 p.m. daily from Friday onwards, under charge of captain and vice-captain. It was decided to send 18 players to Nelson for the Seddon Shield contest, the team to be selected on Saturday next. Regarding a request from the Otira 1 toluol Celebrations Committee, it was decided to play tho return match Grey v. Westland on August -Ith. at the Park, the net proceeds going to tho Old People’s Home Fund. It was decided to usk the Westland Sub-Union to pi ty a Grey iJ. senior rep. team at Hokitika oil July 28lb.