LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

I o-iiigl. t. at Alol.coils Biot uios t Orchestra- will play the billowing m music. 'HMot he i I a 1 1 eland", “Ini a lai Moon” (waltzes); “Ending" (fo Dot); “Aly Sweetie wont Away". “Cl soi (i a Iso lento). 1 he Hokitika Fire Brigade desires extend an invitation lo the social eve ing tendered to the visiting lireimni i Saturday at 7.T0 p.ni.. to the meinhe o f the R.S.A. .Minstrel party ai oi elir-si ra. A eoiuphiiiit reaches ii» of iho n-n a t ion! ion of tin- Rail way I J.-pai i a..-: by which a decided hardship was can o.L tog.'(her with the expense ..f .-xli I’iiclnry i.nici'ed a ! ' lick in he at Ai: I lira siding cn T’ncsd.pv night, on AT i I'esiiay ni'ii nllllo la- loaded w i Ii inn t *r for the ovci'laud train on the Thu: day. On V. oi! lies''ay nnuniug. a tin" loai! of Ini'.ler wa.s cai'li-d from burn lai iory to the siati' n. I.■ ii if. i v.'a.s no truck, and the better bad t I e '-'Oed back le the lacto- . cum pill ill L Was made lo t lie I lep.n • i.e-n it h tlie request that, a truck ■■*" iof lli'.' evening tn ne loaded the I'ulhi” oi, day. Next morning another truck loan of butter Was called lo the •■u!:u; “lily to liad 11 1 : 1 1 the tiai'-k b.-id I eel left, in an unworkable position with ; nun.bo, of iim!|. r v .agon ; in in . -. at A re- I tn- -1 wu nuuie to the rail-A'a;. guard el the down twain from Guy Mouth on ih" 'lliuixlay morning !' shunt: the truck into a position I'm hading, but this he relnsed lo do am. the i rani went on to llekit'k.i Tiie blitter b.-ui again to l.e called I act to the iactm v. i lor ecinidsinai t v.'Jtias to know if i his is lie- usual hit unc-- !" i.'-eeduie ol i lie N.Z.R. Il I- a mari"i that decidedly needs attention and k tifieation.