LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 January 1924, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Ale AF Houston and ('".. entity ci.t nes for tlieir stock sale at Kukutahi on Friday, Ist February, The Rnnniiga Band will perform at the Exhibition to-morrow afternoon I’mm ;j io 5 o'clock, rendering a special programme, stpecu'l •• ul ..oi in U;w !.■{; Ten dozen asserUd rgmidc- m .fitly wilt d. Epee:i! nriev I •. m . <m: c:r mote- M W. IF -I- • • .;•:•„>(.!! stmii.—Aclvt. 'I in Ua.ilwe\ I'l-jiiu tment notify .in another column that on 19th. and “f’lh. January and on 2nd February tlie tiaiii usually leaving Ikikitika for Groymouth at 9.10 p.lii., will not leave until 10.5 p.m.

The local | crfuniieis supporting the juveniles at the Orpheus Theatre tninglu will include the Jazz Band, Misses Kiiriilge. nano. Thompson (2) duct, .limes, solo; .Messrs Caldwell and U. Jones (('lllistcliui'i'h) vocal soloists. ’Die entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock. The following pla.veis have been sojccled to represent Hokitika in a match to be played with ilium, B at lliiuu on Sunday 2:)lh. January: Roberts, Curley, Baritrop, Bannister, Caldwell, A. Thomas, Ballinger. Beck, Seebeek, Best. King. Kill'd gemtics— Agnew, Hnual. Devaney. Knrtcga.st. The Matron of ibe Westland Hns]dtal desires to sincerely thank the following donors to the Chiistnms cheer which was heartily appreciated by the inmates and staff, and bad the effect of giving chom a .Merry Christmas: [). Stevenson, C. Jones, ,(. Hutchison. !!. Herring. AL Bennie. A. Duucrnft, i’. Johnston. F. Kennedy. J. .McDonald, Aliss Emma Davies, Air and Airs ,!. B. Ward. Airs Turner. Miss Clare. Kill her Kennedy. Mrs Cropper, Mrs Spargo. Airs Bartley. Airs E. Rocliford, Mrs Shingles, L. 11. .More!. Air Sullivan (South Westland). Airs Butler, Afemll's Brewery Co.. Davies Brewery Co,. Quong Chong On. W. (.. Williams. Dr. Teiclu'lnuuin, Air and Mrs A. C.'liosne.v. T. W. Bruee. A. L. Jones, A. and K Shannon. A. Aitken, A. Keller. Mr.- Tyler. Emil Tobin. Entries for the Exhibition Flower Show, which takes filace next Wednesday and Thursday in the Soldiers’ Hall, close with the Secretary at the County Council office to-morrow (Saturday) night. The Secretary will bo in attendance from 7 to 9 p.m. to receive entries. A great deal of interest is being created in this flower show, it being the first held for many years. The entry is expected to be a large one. and are expected from as far as Christchurch, while exhibits are promised Irom Grcymoutb, Kuinaia, Boss and Rnnanga. Keen competition is expected for the three gold medals offered by the Exhibition Executive. In the cooking classes a large entry is expected. The gold medal and the liberal prize list should be the means of making a splendid exhibit, and one of the outstanding features of the show. The committee invite those who, while not competing, and have good specimens, to stage them for exhibition only. Space will be provided free Expert judges have been appointed. ' The flower and vegetable classes will be judged by Messrs I’- A. Thorne of Woolstou. and Mr Fred Rond of Punakuiki. while toe cooking (lasses will be judged by Mr I*. Blanehlield of Grcymoutb. See the Secretarv at the County Council office on Saturday night between . and J p.m. ami get full particulars. Slumps come and go. but the enormous sale of "XG-RUBRING” Laundry Help goes on year in. year out. (Hokitika merchants).—Advt.