LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1925, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Competitors intending to take pait in the Easter Sports meeting are reminded that entries for all events dose on Alarch 28 (Saturday next) with the Secretary, E. C. Too hey, P.O. Box 11, Hokitika.

Owing to the danger to traffic on Knnieri Tramway road, near Simian* doah Creek, that motion of the road •„s eloesd to ail traffic until further no-

Oysters (first of season) to take honm opened or unopened -SUPplied with chips. Oyster suppers at the most popular supper rooms in town— Commercial Supper Rooms, Revcll St.—Advt. Soup, spaghetti on hot buttered toast, ham and eggs, poached eggs, hot pies, cold ham, ten and toast, tea and cakes are the daily menu at Stow’s.—Advt.

The Hood of yesterday in the Hokitika river caused a rather serious erosion on the river bank below the Knnieri township. The point affected i, near Shenandoah Creek, where the river has cut in. menacing the safetv of Tramway road. About three chains of the bank arc affected, and the cost of protection work will run into probably £230. The .tramway of the Kanieri Sawmill Coy. is Riotedas also the power line lor the ‘ °< to Hokitika « being in « ( ' nmis ' ... roHn . protection work is.urg.cnt. Ibe Com tv Ltiairman (Mr Wells) accompame bv Overseer Millner, to-day m.spccted t { ie position, and instructions wee gHeu for proposals and an estimate « h c prepared, and an apphcatmi. ' ho put in for a flood damage grant.