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Mails and passengers from the North Island hv the ferry steamer connected with the West Const express at Christchurch this morning.

Greatest money saving event in the history of Hokitika. McKay's Great [{(■construction Sale now going strong. Send for bargain lists. Advt.

The usual weekly euchre tournament at the Soldiers’ Hall lakes place tonight. in aid of the R.S.A. building fund. A pleasant evening is in store for patrons.

Pammcnt and Borgamini have cars running to the l{oss timber workers' hard-tip hall to-morrow night.—Advt.

This evening at the Soldiers’ Hall in aid of the Ii.S.A. building fund, weekly euchre tournament, and dance; supper provided. Music by Mrs Cooper. Admission 1. —Anvt.

The very latest ill hull carpets, ill •VS, 31. and 4/4 widths, have just been landed by Harley’s Ltd., Greymouth, direct from Kidderministcr. England. They comprise Tapestry, Axminister and Wilton, and are worthy of your inspection, and the utmost vniilo for vour money.

’file Scdiiim Shield team to represent West Coast, Ic ft Creymouth this niag tor Motucka. Bannister (lock) and M.oyiiihan (three (puirter) are unable to make the trip to Golden Hay on account ni not being able to arrange for leave. Their places have been tilled at the last moment by I’. Jamieson (Grey) and J. McNabb illecfton).

Although the Borough alllhoritic.bave been giving a good deal of attention to the streets of late, much of the material used has proved very unsatisfactory under heavy trallic in wet weather. Good macadam is evidently rcfpiisitf if the roads are to carry heavy motor traffic. Its use promises to he the cheapest in the long run, as lining the best standing and wearing material.

At the Magistrate’s Court. Greymouth, yesterday, George Shields, o! Aliaura for failure to stamp a receipt for po Ills, was ordered to pay cost' 7s. Leonard Saunders charged with stealing C 22 in money at Cronadun. was convicted and ordered to come up for sentence if called upon within 1montlis. and ordered to repay the 222 in two instalments of CM each within two months. He 101 l the ( ourt. with a final reminder from the Senior-Scr-geant. that he would again he arrested if he failed to make the payments.

Yc-tcrda\ afternoon a seriou- accident befell Mr Joseph Hickson, a respected resident of Hnnanga. who is about .Vi years of age. He was engaged in the Minns Mine, working at the bottom of a jig alongside the rope road, when be was struck by a runaway rake of trucks. When picked up he was found to bat e a cut in tbe bead a couple o| inches long and an inch deep, be-ides severe bruises, abrasions and other injuries, lie was removed to oivy Hospital in an unconscious condition.

.Sketch plans showing the power bouse which it has been decided •<> erect at Dobson were submitted to the members of the ('ivy l'.leetrie I’ouei Hoard by .Mr .1. S. I.angford, the considling engineer, who described tho main I eat ores of the building. It lias been designed to accommodate any kind of plant likely to be installed, and will be located on a flat section. The boilers will be of water tube design. The floor of the condenser and boiler rooms will be five lect below the ground level. A drain live loet deep is provided for, to gravitate the condenser water back to tile river, and the ash ejeeior will also lie connected with this drain, thus saving labour. The estimated consumption ol coal would lie 2tttHl tons per year. About 1 I pc'' cent of this would lie ashes, and it would not a fleet the river to any great extent. 11l any ease the Drey I’iver was a sludge channel.

Sensational bargains in boy's sports .suits, usually 19s (id. now 22s Gd. best I’etone. Men's overalls Hs lid. denims now Gs lid. Melvay s (!reat Hcconstruttion Sale.—Advt.

Host quality sheetings. SOin. usually -Is (id. now G*s Gd, -loin, usually Gs G<l now 2s Gd jser yard at McKay's Creat Herons timet ion Sale.—-Advt. .Motorists; llow much is your carburettor costing you 'i At least halt more than it you used an “Air-Fric-tion" Carburettor which means greater power and speed, reduced petrol coiiviniptioii. H. H. M. .Manning and Co.. 5- Medford Mow. Cliristeliurcb.Advt.

Tweed costumes reduced prices S.is to 17s(!d, tweed frocks reduced prices C 7 Ids to tins, grey flannel frocks 2>ss(id to ISs Gd. The latest costumes Lo Ids, L'fi Ids worth L'S Ids and L'910s. One costume special reduced price CM to Sss, (> feet wide linoleuios reduced to Os Id per yard, carpet urn.tiers from 2s lid per yard are some ol tin* bargains offering at Sell roller and Co's great clearing sale now on. —Advt.

A tow special prices to quit. surplus stocks. Hoys’ "oil hose, sizes G and ■ only, 2s 111 lto cloiir, keys' pyjama* (!s llil to dear, hot s’ oil-kins (is lid to dear, boys’ Colonial tweed oteicoats ■2 7 s (id and 20s fid to clear.—W. H. Stopforth’s.

For TlrondiitU or Asthma inhale “XAZOL.” Immediate relief will follow. Start taking "XAZOL” to-day.

Some typical sale markings at Schroder’s .great clearing sale. Binncl flannel lor washing gold le- tal, retlueoil to Os (id per yard. French models liis to :10s, .V,s to 22s (id. children’s white bloomers now 2s (id only, 30 inch tweed coating 10s Gd, reduced to 5s Gd, 54 inch dress tweed 11s Gd, reduced to -Is lid, knitted jerseys 85s to 19s Gd, knitted jumpers 35s reduced to lGs Gd.—Adrt.

The Anniversary Ball to pommenioratn ti;o opening of the Kumnra Memorial Hall, will take place on Friday, August Ist. 1924.—Advt.

Messrs W. .Jelfries and Co. notify the arrival of the new season’s seed potatoes, guaranteed blight proof, a

line ussoitment

Violin Tuition—Third quarter begins July 2?th. Intending pupils should apply to A. Bonetti, Itevell St.—Advt.

Woollies at gift prices at McKay’s Great Reconstruction Sale. Ladies’ costumes 27s Oil. knitted dresses 14s Gil. cardigans and jumpers at 7s lid. Get in early.—Advt.

A cold in the head makes one miser able. Lose no time in getting “XAZOL.” Clears out colds and catarrh in double-quick time. Is Gd for GO doses.

Don’t damn that joint—Use "Howson’s” Invincible Jointing Cement which permanently slops leaking pipe joints, Ganges etc., and withstands ammonia or super-heat. B. I’. M. Manning and Co.. •"> Bedford Row, Christchurch.—Advt. The true economy sale, McGruer’s super sale of nil winter goods commenced at 9 a.in. Friday. June 27th. In every department our winter stocks have been marked down to zero—they can’t go lower—here is your opportunity. The prices make it. Call early for best choice. McGruer’s, Hokitika and Grey mouth. —Advt.

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Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1924, Page 2

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Untitled Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1924, Page 2

Untitled Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1924, Page 2

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