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Hokitika Guardian, 2 April 1925, Page 2

DISI.OYA!. BOOTH\I.I. ASSOCIATION' M KM BK US. (USIiOKXi:. .»pril 2. At tlii- :iniina 1 mooting of the Poverlt I Hay Football Association roforcnoe mail'. 1 bv tins chairman to fact that at the recoil smoke conceit given by the Association two or three members failed to honour tile Royal toast or sing the National Anthem. The Chairman. Mr IT. H. Barker, in referring t i this “imrantonable iii'iilt to the a-e,r iatien.” statcil that the first ;>nn"inle of the Association was loyalty to the Crown am! all it stands for. Anv man mt prepared to suhsetibe to that principle was not to lie tolerated in the A--ceintion, and would .save the Association the nnplecs-int dn tv of expel I ino him ii he refrained from making application for affiliation. THK TIOROTir FATAT.TTV. HAMILTON', April 2. In connection with the Fforotiu acc.ident it appears that when the party arrived at Horotiu. a ear passing in the opposite dire tien caused the driver. Ohlson to sevesve his car and' in doing so he collided with a telegraph pole. Ora ham was the store manager for Rust and Ohlson at Horotiu. Infantile Paralysis precaution! Smear Olive Oil and N'-'FOL inside the_ Children's nostrils. Prevents germs infecting mucous membranes. —Aclvt,