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Hokitika Guardian, 29 March 1924, Page 2

The entries for the fat stock sales at Aialiura on Monday appear in this issut. Newman’s cars will leave the Gaiage on Monday at 8.15 p in. tor the Kokntalii dance. The monthly meeting of the Westland Chamber of Commerce will take place at 7.30 o'clock on Tuesday night at taie County Chambers. .Mr V. Johansen lias a car leaving for Punakaiki on Sunday morning at 7.30 and has three vacant seats. Apply at Wild and Rassetl’s garage.— Advt.

The monthly dance of the ITS.A. in aid of the building fund takes place at. tile Soldiers’ Hall to-night, commencing at 8.3 U o’clock. The floor is in firstclass order and excellent music will he provided.

Messrs W. Jeffries and Co., will sel on Wednesday next at 11 a.m. ireehok scetoin in Hampden Street with five roomed residence thereon, at corner o Hampden and Rolleston streets. I<ill pnritculnrs from the auctioneers.

A meeting is to be held at the Sol diers’ Hall at 3.31) o’clock on Tues day afternoon to organise the stal holders for the big bazaar to he oner on June 30 in aid of the R.B.A. Clui Kouni fund, and to arrange for work ing bees. All willing to assist are do sired to attend.

We have just opened our full range of hoys’ all wool colonial jerseys in grey and heather. All sixes 20 to 32, Ss (id to 10s Gd. lloys’ all wool singlets 21 to 32, 7s Gd to 8s Gd. Special lino of boys’ dark grey suits, 7 to IG, 2f).s Gd. Addisons.—Advt.

An outbreak of firo occurred at 3.45 p. in. yestetday in the two-storeyed bakehouse owned by Mr P. McGillignu and situated at the corner of Thompson and Tainui Streets, Greyniouth. The damage to the building is estimated at £SO. The alarm was given by Mill. Groom, and the Fire Brigade was almost immediately on the spot. '1 he blaze was stopped after playing water inside the building for about five minutes. Sparks from the furnace, evidently caused- some dry wood placed nearby, to smoulder, gradually developing into a flame. The damage was done chiefly to some sack's of flour stored in the upper storey. The building was insured in the South Biitish Insurance Company for £2OO. Easter will soon be here with its usual business rush. Remember early buyers get the choice. Call to-day and sec our splendid range of new season’s goods. Costumes, coats, woollen costumes, sports coats, cardigans, etc. Exclusive styles, extra quality, lowest price. Addisons.—Advt. Ladies come and choose your autumn hat at Schroder and Co’s, whilst the se lection is varied. You will be delighted with the choice. Come soon.—Advt.