LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1925, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Messrs M. Houston and Go notify entries for the stock sale at . llu n iar| Sale-yards on Saturday, , tli. Mareu .it l p.m. Messrs M. Houston and Co. notify the sale by auction on Thursday next at 2.30 p.m. on the premises of ’ 1 • Heennti. of freehold section, bevell rs with new six-roomed dwelling thereon, and also the whole of the furniture ami effects, including piano. During the electric storm in the early part of hist week. Mr W. D.edr.chs o. Kokatahi suffered a hea\,\ loss. - mob of Hereford* were depastured Koiterangi. anil evidently in sioim, the stock.took shelter under the trees. In one instance five line Hereford (.->»' large white pnie tree. "t , struck by lightning, and the e.ga '»«-• of Stock killed outright. ' > « rather unusual loss on the C • • in this instance looking to ti c ex (■optional value ol the cattle, is . ono toi’ the ownoi.

1,, response to urgent invitations the n , si,- .lames Parr. Minister for Education, has consented to rearrange the itinerary of his party and hasgnon Frank Tate. M.A., Director of Educnticn Victoria, an opportunity ot acm ing to urgent requests to give a popular address of great interest to tlw people here in . " The ion. the o’clock to-morrow night. Minister will preside.