LATE LOCALS

Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1924, Page 3

LATE LOCALS

Mc-srs M. iloilstou and Co. "ill sell at‘(a,neron's Stables on Tuesday at n..-on four giN.il lialf-hred draiigbl horses, sound and broken to all Owing to iiisiilficient support the chopping match arranged hv the Hokitika Athletic and Cycling Club lor Saturday evening, "ill not take place.— Advt.

Owing to .McKay (Harilmri) suffering from a poisoned leg In* will not be available fur 10-morrow’* match, Buller v. West Coast, at Greynumth. Halhday (Kiwi) has been selected to replace him. The Avro aeroplane which ha, been visiting the northern towns for the past three lu.mihs returned to 110. t- . this afternoon from Otvyciontli. am! after crichiig overhead dropped down to its old resting place on the north town i.<e!t. Capt. Buckley ami Capt. Harrington propose remaining here for a few days.

The death took place at Christchurch Hospital on Thursday night of Mr Thomas Hawkins, a farmer ol Raleairn. Rangiora. fr< m ayoxunltcttis. De-

ceased was about -15 years of age. a widower (his wife having passed away auiout three "oars ago), with three cons, the eldest about 12 years ol age. He was for a couple of years engaged on Air .!. J. Alelntosh'., farm at Hart--1,.,,-i He leaves a brother and tour sisters Who reside in South Canterbury. while Miss Winnie Hawkins, of the Red Lion Hotel is also a sister. V cold in the head, can he quickly relieved l.y "XAZOL.” No cold is NAZUL-proof; GO doses. Is ImL