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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1924, Page 3

The fondest words which lips express, Tho' aided hy Love’s first caress, To seal life’s vow can scarce avail— Love’s Eyes Alone Can Tell Love’s Tale. The tender care that lasts for life Thro’ disillusion, grief and strife, For coughs and colds can ease assure With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

Ladies come and choose your autumn hat at Schroder and Co’s, whilst the selection is varied. You will be delighted with the choice. Come soon.—Advt.

'For continuation of news see fourth page). "Wf ANTED—fined reliable HOUSE- ’ ’ MAID. First-class wages. Apply Mrs Burrowes, Hariliari hotel. JjlOR SALE—TIMBER for firewood from old house. Apply T. Daly, Fit/.herbert Street.

\VAIM ETY of ilie fittest and most -popular gramophone selections, including some delightful Hawaiian foxtrots are proving tin added attraction at “The Rendezvous,” already noted for its dainty home-made cakes, dish pies amt numerous other tasty dishes. XKWH AX’S MOTORS. f URS WILL LEAVE GARAGE, :it X-A B.IA p.m. on FRIDAY, for the Fancy Dress Ball at Runtapu. Rhone 171. ' CRUISER VISIT TO LYTTELTON. QOLIOOL TEACHERS of the WestLD land district are invited to ascertain the number of eligible pupils wishing to join the EXCURSION TO CHRISTCHURCH in connection with tho cruiser visit to Lyttelton ABOUT .MAY 2nd. rartieulavs should he notified to the County Office, Hokitika, not later than Friday, stating tho number proposing to travel, how many could arrange their own accommodation with relatives, friends etc. G. A. FERRY, Mayor. ANZAC DAY COMMEMORATION. A .MEETING OF LADIES willing t*■ to participate in the sale of 1 oppies in aid of the soldiers unemployed fund WILL RE HELD at the Soldiers’ Hall at :U0 o’clock ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Country Schools requiring supplies of poppies for sale, might please notifv as early as possible. I." L. FERRY, Mayoress. WESTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. a fjFECIAL GENERAL MEETING jLX. 0 f members will be hold at the County Chambers at 7..‘10 o'clock of MONDAY NEXT to outsider the question of linking up the operations ol the Chamber with those of the Progress League by constituting a united body to den! with matters of public interest locally. 1 full attendance is requested. G. A. FERRY. President:.

Application having »«?«» made to the Westland Land Board for the issue of a copy of Renewable Tx?ase No 37-1, being Section oi)9, Block ]t, Bruce Bav Survey District, "Tiereof BRIDGET BITCH fK (deceased) was the original licensee, and evidence of the loss of the original license having been lodged, I hereby GIVE NOTICE that 1 VIED ISSUE A NEW LICENSE to the Public Trustee unless objection he lodged forbidding the same within fourteen days after the publication of the notice. W. T. MORPETH, Commissioner of Crown Lands. CINTERBUEV EDUCATION BOARD ELECTION OF SCHOOL committees.

The BOARD ill pursuance of the power conferred by the ‘'Education Act. 1014”, and its amendments, HEREBY DIRECTS that a RUBRIC MEETING OF H 0 URETTODDER S BE HELD in cacli School District in the Canterbury Education District on MONDAY. A ERIE 28th. at half-past seven o’clock in the evening for the election of a School Committee for each district. Except as hereinafter mentioned the place of meeting shall be the School in each district, and this is understood to moan the Main School in any District which has more than one school. The place of meeting at Hokitika and Sumner shall be the ’I own Hall, and at Qrari and Horsley Downs, Bawarden, j the Public Hall. The Board further calls upon the householders in each District to SEND IN to the Chairman of the School Committee or the Commissioner (in the case of North Brighton to Rev. TV. F. Knowles) IN WRITING- ON OR BEFORE MONDAY. APRIL 21st.. not later than 8 p.m.. the NAMES OF PERSONS being lmuscaolders NOML N\TED by them to serve upon the Committee. Such nominations must be signed by the proposer and by the candidate and must be in the ionn set forth in the third schedule to the Act. or to the effect thereof. In addition to such nominations in School Districts in which the average attendance for the rear 1023 did not exceed 120, any householder present at the Annual Meeting mav nominate any householder who consents by word of mouth or in writing to be nominated. In the case of School districts in which tlie average attendance for the year 1923 exceeded 120 the Act DOES NOT provide for the’ acceptance of verbal nominations. CHAS. KIRK, Acts ng-Secret ary. Education Office, Chiistchurch, 7th. April, 1924.

OU3 FALSE TEETH bought sound or broken- also dental scrap. Best prices in N.Z. sent by return mall. Post to J. Dnnfltone, Bos 51, Well**}tkrr Ht »1 v*«r« Fire Insurance. Marine Insurance. Personal Accident InjUrance, Employers’ Liability Insurance, Motor Car Insurance, Plate Gloss Insurance. Mortgage Indemnity. Fidelity Guarantee. > RinHfiPXi WILD. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, fiARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS. P O BOX. No. 14 :: IJOKITIKA.