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Hokitika Guardian, 10 September 1924, Page 2

Messrs .MrCruor's I Ink it ika. announce ii special fashion display of the hlte.st .spline (Styles, oollimenoinp tomorrow! Train :ii ranpcmelits in eimneelinii with the Chinese Cn i vor.sit ies v. West Const Association I’nothall Mnteh tit Crayinunth nre advertised in this issue. Thursday niplit; Soldiers Hull lit 8; euntinuntion of etlehre tournninent ; special prizes by l.yiieh ]}ros.. sealed envelopes; supper served; n duller to follow. Admission Is.— Advf. The new sprinp fabrics have come io Paterson’s in a variety of dcliphtful weaves and pleasiiip desipns. They are in every way new. Here you will liiul patterns that are undoubtedly Kasteru in oripin ; here inay he ah original desipn in the ever popular si|tiares and stripes; At Ihe weekly meclinp of the West .oast Duphy Cnion field last cvoniup at Creyniouth. a request from the DosS li'oothall Cluh was received for a match next Saturday, with a junior learn, and it was'resolved, prnvidinp lilaketown were willinp, to match them with this team. Infectious and other notifiable diseases reported in the Canterbury and '.Vest Coast Health District lor the week ended noon on .Monday, totalled ■J i, as follows :—North Canterbury : Scarlet fever, Ii: diphtheria, .1: tuhereulosis, "J ; pneumonia, 2 ; pneumonic inllueuza, I : letharpie encephalitis, 1 . erysipelas. 1. Ashburton: Scarlet fever, I; diphtheria. I; tuberculosis, I : pneumonia. I : puerperal septicaemia. I. Westland: Diphtheria. 1. Duller: Diphtheria, I, Crcy: Diphtheria, I.

Special fashion display at McGruer’s. Hokitika. One week only, commencing Thursday, Sept. 11 ill. Fa sin oil’s very latest in millinery modes, costumes, frocks, fancy silks, latest dress materials, etc., a show equal to any eitv show. Our prices are much lower. McGrtler’s. Hokitika and Grey - mouth.—Advt.

The Lyttelton • ’limes" reports that the prevalence of measles among the younger children in the Beckenham and East Christchurch schools resulted in the lower departments being dismissed as soon as the schools assent hied on Monday morning alter the term holidays. So far. there is no indication of a necessity to close the upper departments. It was reported that a nmnher of children from the I.inwood, Richmond and Waltham schools were suffering from the complaint, but in the meantime those schools intend to carry on.

When colds nnd influenza are provalout let “XAZOT,” protect your family One dose a day keeps colds away, flood for all ages; (50 doses for Is fid. Factory Owners: Ensure efficiency with “Gandy’s” Genuine Balata Belting. 00 per cent stronger than leather belting, thoroughly water-proof, extremely durable, runs perfectly true. R. P. M. Manning nnd Co., o Bedford Row, Christchurch.—Advt. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never fails.

.Mr A. Clifton of Rimu, inserts a notice of thanks in this issue. Order of services in St. Mary’s parish next Sunday are 8 a.m. anti . p.m.; Kokatahi tit Id a.in. The A rail urn Dairy Factory C'oy.. not dies suppliers that the season’s operations will he < omnienced on Saturday next. The Cliai: man and Members ol the Westland Hospital Board insert a notice of appreciation in this issue. in connection with the recent hospital hail. The Westland County Council invites oilers to sell a petrol engine of about lo h.p. suitable for driving a stone crushing plant ; and also a second hand tip-dray in approved order. Oilers should reach the County Oliiee not later than noon on the Dili inst.

It was stated tit the County Council meeting yesterday when the Clerk intimated there would he some delay in starting the rebuilding of the Kaka| otahi bridge owing to the difficulty in procuring hardwood piles in the Dominion. that the .structure was required urgently hv Christmas as there would he between five and six thousand lambs to come to market from South Westland this season—probably the l>est on record. Sir Sam Fay and Sir Vincent Haven, who are to investigate the organisation. equipment and administration of the New- Zealand railways, will leave Sydnev for Wellington on October They have already asked for information on a numlx»r ol nuittors wliit li can l„. presented in the form of reports, these have been forwarded to Sydney It is expected that, following ,1,,', 'method adopted by the commission in New South Wales, it will personally inspect all phases of railway operation tin I e |iii|>:uciit. and that very little evidence of witnesses will he required.

Messrs W. McKay and Son are now making a delightful display of new spring models. Ladies are invited to inspect, the very beautiful fashions now showing.—Advt.

A cold in the head can he quickly relieved by “NA/OL.” No cold is NAZOL-proof; f!0 doses. Is (id.

French, Swiss and Knglish knitted wool costumes, jumpers, jumper 1 rocks in silk, silk and wool, and line wools is another prominent feature at Schroder and Co's Spring show, now on. Inspection cordially united. Fvening frocks and flowers a speciality at Si binder's emporium.—Advt. Keep “NAZOL” handy in your oliiee, shop or home. A lew drops or whilfs will iirevent coughs and colds. 00 doses Is fid.