LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

At the Central Auction Mart. I level! Street to-morrow afternoon there will he an auction s-de of goods, including a complete set of gig harness. Mrs l,i.ng. Bevell Street, notifies lull Modes i,l' on-lern goods. Xmas gifts and toys. Newmans' M' to: - notify motor excursion trips to all parts of the di<tiicl. including Lake Kanieri daily. | nil information at the Garage, Veld Sticet. Eather Christmas will visit the Exhibition on Saturday evening at , ..51' and also on Monday (Christmas Eve). Look for his bag of wonders, and the Christmas Tree. -Advt. The death on Tuesday night at Vestport, of Mr Julius Scliiulick at the age of 7-1 years ieinovos an old resident. ITe was a native of Berlin, and coming to New Zealand Gd yxar- ago. lie set lied at Hokitika, where he followed the occupation of gold mining for a con-; .xiderabl" time. He was a member of or:- of the first panics to explore the Hokitika liver, lie went to Vestpoil about 59 years ago and. has resided Here ever since. He joined the Government Survey Department and after a few veins set- up in pi ivate practice ~'ivil and mining engineer. Ik na- appointed Vcstport Boiougii m- . vour ISOS amt retained that position for nearly 19 year.-. He ,otired from his profession about live years ago and h-'s oniovod good health until his late illness. Bis wife predeieased him 1 1 years ago. He leatefonr daughters. Mrs Cooper Wellington. and Misses Annie, Emma and (Bella am] one *on. Mr Campbell Sohadid; Count v Engineer, and the wellknown Bulier representative forward. Our ladies’ white shoes in all shapeare the foremost values, Ss Gd. 9s Gd. 11s (id, Bis Gd to :VK at llallen-tein >. Ilevell Street. —Advt. ,