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Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1924, Page 2

The Railway Department ailverti.se in this issue special trains ami alterations to ordinary train .services on Christinas Kve. and also the train services on Christmas Day. Roll up! Coll up! To the dance at the Soldiers’ Hall this (Saturday) evening. Music by doodle!lows’ Orchestra. Admission l.adies Is. <icntlcmcn Is Cd. Advt. Amendments have been made hy the Auckland City Council in the motor by-law reoardine heavy motor vehicles, and the scale of fees for such vehicles was increased. The maximum fee ol C7b was made to apply to all vehicles the unladen weights oi which exceeds four tons.

Tlio AVestla-nd Acclimatisation Society is now issuing halt’ season licenses to men. ladies and youths. Men’s half season license 12s (id : or week-end. or seven days, fee ds; ladies’ or youths’ fees ds. The licenses are procurable at the County Office. Hokitika.

Thi* members of W estlaiid Lodge So SO. r.A.0.T)., are hereby notified that the usual fortnightly meeting <>l the Lodge will take place in the Lodge room on Tuesday. December 23rd.. at < .30 ]>.tn.. instead of Thursday 2oth. ing brethren cordially invited. By order of the A.l). Advt. The Christinas meeting of tho A\ estland Racing Club this year Tails t<» be held next Friday and Saturday. It promises to be a very successful meeting. There are no less than sixty horses accepted for the Boxing Day racin';, and good fields are assured in the eight events. All the llat races are well filled, including fourteen starters in the Cup—a very handsome trophy. Seven starters are probable in the hurdles. The other events are well filled including chielty double figures. Good train arrangements are made, and there will Ik.* cheaper train fares this year, the excursion rates being reduced. The meeting points to being very successful and .; promising opening for the West Coast racing circuit. S Pairs all-wool Colonial Blankets, double-bed size at 3Ts 6tl.— llalleiistein’3 (Revc-11 St.).—Advt.