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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1923, Page 3

The death to >U' place at ill.-- residence „f her daughter. Mr* I' - <-Mder. clmn'li. on I'iiosday la.t of Mrs Mnry 0„,,10rd. ..1i,.t,,t t'ho into Charles Mnnfon!, late o! St. -Martin s : mij’d The deceased w;i- lhi- mother ot MrKino. wife of Sertit Kim; of Hokitika. The Kanieri Cricket Club's hall at 1 1,0 Public Hall. Kani ri. on 'I ue-day night att I arte I a wry lnty attend. ar.ee. and 1 roved a g'oat sin ' v.-a- yimnlied h.v Konotti s ■hr/;/. I,add and .Mr. A. Hooncy had elmrgo , t the floor. The lloe.r teas crowded throiteho.t! the night, damni c(int inned until aft ear!;, hou. he -INVISIIiI.I'-" Vft'MKX. 1.1 IN |U >N . Seniend or IS. “Who i> she? - ’ That V ill he a fre'|Uen! question tills (inter. \\ lien women "ill api-Oar in loehe hat' "hieh will eoni,detely veil licir eve- ai d Ini'll funnel or “choker • >!lar- which will end above their noses. I’ll,'so enormous cellars are to he seen ,n mailv advance models. I hey are ihi(llV of fur and complete either a duietvu. Kasha, or velvet " rap or a tur •oat or rape. When ncootnpnnyint: the alter they are generally in a mntrastng . . ... , Very hie hat re] culls ..! tur " ill a!s, •e Win II SUMMFH IT'.NC'Ks With the increasing number of summer dances light fur wraps are coming into popular vogue. A very tine selection is being landed direct from London. Paris and New York by Madame Menere. Corner Cashel and Colombo Streets. Christchurch (upstairs) and vo „ are invited tr. call and inspect.