LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1924, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

The postmi'-ler t Mr G. Coles' ad) ises r.liat then' is a si'i ion- blm-k to iraflie between Wa inibinilii and Otira. and it ,- doubt In! if it. will bi' cleared away to allow of car traffic to-morrow. On (1,,- south road in addition to a break ;l culvert- near Re-.-, holding up t IVhie. there aie several "reeks in a |, ;i ,l , olid it ion. ami it i- doiddlul d ilm ,a; -g Wadi" "ill l e able to g"t- up -jR tn-merro". nig’nl to take down Dm -out ii mail B'"U! Ro'---. A ]iarty of holiday maku-r- in one ot the old Colih and Co’.- coaches arrived ill town on Sundav at ternooii. limy left Christ church on Saturday week and took the journey in easy stages. ■Hi,, mads were found to he tairl.v rough and the party expel mimed a neagh night at Porter'- Re-;, getting into difficulties with their twit as a result. Thence on the journey was tair, hut the inclement weather inlertered ’.villi their oninynmnl . the party con--Ft- „f Mr and Air- and Misses -2' Lovwt-Smith. Mr 11. Smith. Mr and Mr- Ur,ink Thomp-on (Manager of of Chri-lchurdi Tramway-), Miss TTawk,„- and Mr llndlield. Mr JameRugg Tiamill's the rein- of the livein,,-,. vhirle. which i- an unu-ual ,-ighl now. The mirt y iinqmse Ic-aving on the return iourney to-morrow il tlia weather is favourable.