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Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1924, Page 2

20 only Ladies woollen knitted frocks mole, fawn, lilue, grey, white, ■ putty etc., shades. Special bargain price for one week 29s lid at McKay’s, The Leading Drapers.—Advt. Just arrived: —Large consignment of choice dessert and cooking apples, Cox’s Orange, Jonathans, Munro’s etc. Lowest prices. M. Houston and Co.—Advt. Dependable worm remedy—WADE’S WORM FIGS. Children like them. Ladies new winter coats with fur collars, astraehan collars and braided, 25 only in nigger, mole, fawn, electric and navy. Special bargain price 60s <3d at McKay’s, the Leading Drapers.-—Advt. Sale of Men’s Shirts!—Not an accumulation of old stock, hut a genuine sale of the very latest and best shirts on the market. Inspection invited, W- H, Stopforth. Revel] Street.—Advt,.

A representative of Colliers Ltd, of Nelson is at present showing a full range of autumn goods at Duncan and Co’s sample rooms, Tancred Street, and invites inspection of the very latest in ladies’ wear.

The Hon. H. L. -Michel, acknowledges with thanks the following donations towards the funds of the Beautifying Society:—T. AY. Bruce £1 Is, Andrew Snell £1 Is, Carry On 15s, Arthur Yarrall £1 Is, Carry On £1 Is. James Murdoch £1 Is.

Alessrs W. Jeffries and Co. will sell in the Mart to-morrow (Saturday) at noon by order of the mortgagee through the Registrar of the Supreme Court, to be sold as a going concern, valuable O.R.P. section and l.i.p. section comprising 204 acres of land. Fuller particulars appear in another column.

The Kuinara Racing Club is giving £(500 in stakes for their meeting on Easter Monday and the programme includes two trots. Owners and trainers are reminded that nominations for all events close on .Monday next, March 31st at 10 p.in., with Air Geo. Pamment, Secretary.

Mr Pitcaitlily, senior inspector of schools in the Nelson Education District, has gone to Hawke’s Bay, where he will remain for three months under the scheme for the interchange of officers of the Department. Afr J. U. Yalntine, of New Plymouth, will relieve Mr Pitcaitlily at Nelson.

"While carrying out some work at Christchurch on Wednesday in connection with a psychological experiment he intended to perform, Prolessor J. Shelley had the misfortune to injure the first finger of lii.s right hand by contact with a saw, necessitating a painful operation. Professor Shelley is not likely to lose the use of the finger.

No news lias yet been received in official circles in regard fo the successor to Lord Jellicoe as Governor-Gen-eral of New Zealand. In reply t-o a question on Tuesday, the Prime Alinister said that he had heard nothing in regard to the next appointment. As a rule the Prime Minister was consulted, and he expected that that course }vould he adopted as usual.

Just landed, a large consignment of pearmains mil other varieties of choice apples.—Paterson, Michel & Co., Ltd. ’Phone No. 2.—Advt.