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Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1923, Page 3

TO-NIGHT ! PRINCESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT I EARLE WILLIAMS in:— EARLE WILLIAMS in: “RESTLESS SOULS.” “RESTLESS SOULS.” Topical Budget! Canadian Scenic! .' Two Reel Comedy! ! THURSDAY—MARY PICKFORD (tho World’s Sweetheart) in : - “THE LOVE LIGHT.” “THE LOVE LIGHT.” ]]jg supporting series and Usual Prices.

For Coughs and Colds, never fails. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Negle rted chills bring Doctor’s bills. Col “XAZOIi” put you right. Unexcelled for obstinate coughs and colds. Is fid buys fiO doses.

(For continuation ot news see fourth page.) yANTED -COW in full profit. ’ Fariictihus to “Guardian” Ofliec. ANTED -A SAWYER, EXGINEDRIVER, and head HUSH MAX. Apply Mr Hacked. Livingstone St. WANTED TO RENT—For admit nine mouths, two or three good unfurnished looms with use of conveniences. Any reasonable rent paid. Ap| ly ‘ I’.C." liox -hi. Hokitika. HOKITIKA CRICKET CIA'B. ml IE ANNEAL MEETING of niein- -- liers WILL HF. II KM) at Keller’s ....mile Itomus on THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Al'(H ST Ist., at 8 o’clcck. A lull attendance of members and intending members desired. C. -I. KING. Secretary. Frill.lC WELCOME. \ FI"III.|C WELCOME will be ten- ■ timed at the TOWN HALL, HOKITIKA THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at S o’clock to the members of the West Coast Rugby Ropresoulative team (winners of the Sodden Shield). EVERYONE IS INVITED to attend and extend a- cordial welcome to tho athletes who have upheld the honor of the Coast. The Deputy-Mayor (Mr 11. M. Ocitilson) w ill preside. WESTLAND t'OFNTY COG NCI D. .MIDLAND RAILWAY' OPENING. SATEKDAY, AI.'GGST -Uli. mo CELEBRATE THE ABOVE im- -- portant and happy EVENT in tin l history i 1 Westland. A FI BRIO HOLIDAY' ihrmghoul the County of \t estlaiid. IS H EREBY D)■'.( EARED on the occasion in i|ite.stion. amt the public are invited to obseive it ns such. Bunting should lie llown where availaide. and those who can make iL Con-v.-nieut to .El so. are invited to attend th,. re]*diraitons in the sister town of >. ivvmouth. T. W. DC EE, County Chairman.

I'CBI.IO NOTICE of— WESTLAND COUNTY BY-LAW REBATING TO THE LICENSING OF .MOTOR CAUS, MOTOR CYCLES, TIMBER WAGGONS etc. plying and trafficking on the Westland Ominty Roads. P-ri.ic notice is hereby RIVEN that The Westland County Council have made and ordained l*y speciit 1 aider a By-law to bo enforced throughout the Westland County. J he said By-law ordains Regulations for regulating traffic oil the County Roads by means of motor lorries, motor cars, private cars, motor cycles, timber wageons. vehicles, drays, etc. Aml provides for the. issuo'of annual licenses and the payment of License fees as follows : Yearly. •Motor l.orrie.s carrying a load weighing more than ‘-.’l tons ->0 0 0 lorries carrying weighing 1 1 to Mm. a load •it tolls - Motor lorries or trucks carrying a. load not exceeding IV tons -Motor cars constructed fur carrying more than 7 passengers —Motor cars constructed for eanying 6 to , passengers ... •Motor cars constructed for carrying 5 passengers -Private cars constructed | ir carrying 2 or more passengers Motor cycles without, a 15 0 0 10 0 0 15 0 0 10 0 0 8 0 0 ■sTlc-cai Drivers’ liceii Ami me. 3 0 0 1 0 0 nr conductors’ ,kos the following regulaic.u That, no one under the age of IS ars shall he entitled to obtain a lime to drive any of the aforesaid hides plying for hire. The examination of persons driving ch public vehicles. The application for certificates of iinpotencv and examinations theroTho rules of the road to le observed v such drivers of vehicles. The weight to Ire carried by such ■hides and the speed at which such diicles may he driven. The licensing of timber waggons and uts etc., if playing for hire, and ,io method of applying for licenses .lovefor. RESPECT OF HEAVY traffic. emulating the licensing of motor ies for heavy traffic, lie above by-law comes into force die Ist. day of October, 1923. copy of the said by-law is open to inspection of the public during e hours at the office of the A\est--1 County Council in Hokitika, ated this 9th day of July, E>23. D. J. EVANS, County Clerk. NI) further take notice a subsequent meeting to confirm special resolution making tho above ,aw will lie held on the 7th. day of ust 1923 at the Council’s Cham- • Hokitika. D. J- EVANS, Countv Clerk.

SANDER. AND SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, proved at the Supreme Court of Melbourne to possess far greater antiseptic power than any other eucalyptus examined, is specially prepared for medicinal nse. SANDER’S EXTRACT is manufactured under the constant supervision of a medical man. and its attributes are efficiency and uniformity. Obtain tie GENUINE SANDER EXTRACT, which protects from all infections, influenza, etc., cures wounds, bums, skin diseases, and does not depress nor irritate like the common eucalptus oil or the so-called “extracts.

AVKSTPOKT. Aug. I.—Sailed, at 12.10 p.m. Progress for Grey mouth. WFSTPORT. Aug. I.— sailed. c>.4o a.m. Baden Powell for t-rej-mouth. vIivCASTI.E. July 31. Sailed:: Ulimaroa for N.ZGBEYMOVTH. August 1. Sailed at 11-30 a.m. Orepuki for Media Bay. Arrived at- 11.30 a.m. Rakauoa from Wellington,