LATE LOCALS.
Owing to the eoiilintiod prevalence ol the infantile paralysis epidemic Lie. Hokitika Beautifying Society lias decided to postpone the - gala alti-rnoon, which was to have taken place on Tuesday, February 24th. to a date to ho decided later. The AA’ostpurt Stockton Coal Alining ('oinpaiiv’s balance sheet shows that the output for the year 1924, was almost 20,000 tons more than for 1923, vet there was a loss on the year s work of close on £5,000. The figures given are: 1923, 89,700 tons; 1921, 109,554 tons. Loss on the year’s work L'1913 13s Id, reduced to £3182 7s by £l7Bl 0s Id brought forward. These figures suggest that there is something seriously wanting in the administration. On the year's output, the Company should have hen substantially in credit instead of showing a serious deficit.
No more grinding of teeth with "Wade's AVorm Figs.—Advt.
Call and inspect our range of towels and roller towelling, the best quality guaranteed. Prices light. Addison s. —Advt. . . _ Don’t he a drudge! Liquid lan-ol lightens labour. Splendid for polishing floors ana furniture.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1925, Page 3
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178LATE LOCALS. Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1925, Page 3
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