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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1923, Page 1

The Jubilee of Westland will shortly be commemorated, and the Hokitika Exhibition and other festivities are drawing near. To meet the demand for correct Frocks, Millinery, etc., for these occasions, Ballanlynes of Christchurch invite all interested to inspect an Exhibition of Model Garments and Millinery The showing includes Afternoon and Coax Frocks, Costumes, Jumpers, Blouses, Underclothing, etc., etc, The very latest styles for the season are here, many imported specially for this occasion, and dispatched “express transit'’ in accordance with arrangements made with Ballantynes London House. Specially Lowered Prices Available Ballantynes policy, of offering Frocks, which are one-of-a-kind, is being more extensively adopted by them, and to meet the demand for such garments at medium as well as higher figures, specially read justed prices have been made available. This is indeed an exceptional opportunity to purchase an exclusive garment at a really moderate price, ... For One Wmk *4* v \y it. DUNCAN & CO'S ROOMS. TANCRED STREET HOKITIKA. • op posit!'. KxmmTiOX). FROM NOVEMBER 27 TO DECEMBER 3. Ballantynes

THE TAXI AICRDEIL PALAIKRSTON N'.. November 22. The murder of Ethel Ireland in a taxi-cab in London has a direct local interest, for she lormcrly resided at Palmerston North. The death recalls a. level crossing accident at Monrad Street in January, 1920. when a horse attached to a spring cart, driven by Thomas Saudl'crd. who was accompanied by bi* wife, was crashed into by the Napier express. Airs Sand ford died from her injuries. The Sand ford* were the parents of the murdered woman, who was married to Horace Ireland, wlm at the time was manager of a local jewellery establishment. The three children o! the murdered woman wore Gladys Alay, aged 8. Ethel Isabel, aged 21. and Horace Alan, aged 11 mouths. The murde'i'ed woman, accompanied by her lullier and her children. Id I for England hv the Tainui j„ November, 1920. Later Ireland left, presumably lor England. U.S.A. < ONSUI.-GENEI! Ab. WELLINGTON. November 27. The American Consulate lias received rid vice from the Department of State. Washington, to the effect that E. X. CuusaiiH'.s. Consul-General at Halifax. Canada, has boon appointed ConsulGeneral for New Zealand, in succession to D. F. Wither who resigned in Alay last. INQUEST ON MOTORIST. DUNEDIN. November 2G. At the inquest on John Edward Saver, employed as a clerk at Ross and Gleudening's, “who died through injuiic.-. from a collision between a motor cycle which lie was riding and a staticiuuy tiamear, a verdict of accidental death was returned. D'lcmcd was not reel to riding a cycle without a side-car.

TAlLOllKI) Si:IT KOK .1"$ 15*. Kor C 3 IV. yon get a Loaulifiilly tailored suit-10-tneasure I'rom Low’s Ltd.. GO Lichfield St.. Christchurch Material the pick <T the warehouse, style rie;lit up to the minute, "oilluanship of the very highest standard. Win- pay eight guineas elsewhere? Send for free samples and sell-mea-surement chart.

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