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Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1925, Page 2

“The Guardian” will not be publish oil on Monday (Easter Monday).

The TCum ara races take place on Easter Monday.

On Wednesday the Hokitika races take place, for which tliere arc capital entries.

Consumers of gas are reminded that Accounts lor the months of February and March must be paid before I p.m. * ii Tuesday next to secure discount.

Drink Kurtegast Bros. Syphon Soda water for consistent good health. Obtainable at all leading hotels. Ring ’phone 92.—Advt.

On Easier Tuesday the Ross sports take place on the Recreation Ground. There are splendid entries for the various events ensuring good competition. There is a special railway time-table for the dav.

Mr T. E. Y. Sodden went south yesterday, and purposes making an extended trip through the southern district. Air Seddon motored to AYailio Gorge and from there will proceed by horseback to the far south, visiting all the settlements down to the Okuru. Ah' Seddon’s visit is in connection with his candidature for AYcstland at the next general election. For some time past he has been visiting outlying centres, and meeting the settlors. He has visited several places in the North already, and will do the far south thoroughly while in that region.

Air O’Brien ALP., who visited the Rounds and the far south of AYcstland on the resent trip of the Tutanekai, had an excellent trip. Air O'Brien says he saw scenery of such beauty and majestic grandeur that lie could not do justice to it by any verbal or written description. So impressed was the Aromber for AYcstland with what be saw that lie intends to make the trip over again, and take more time over it.

Householders will be glad to learn that tlie water supply trouble was overcome yesterday afternoon, when the auxiliary supply at Kanieri Forks was turned into the main pipe lino. The augmented flow delivered about 170 gallons per minute into tlie reservoir, the water in reserve rising rapidly. The Borough staff worked' weljl to secure so good a result. Tlie pipe line will be secured further to-day. and after the holidays the main line to Lake Kanieri. above tlie Forks will b? overhauled. From now on water supply matters should be normal, apart from any serious breaks in the pipe line. Girls’ and maids’ coats. We have just received a further shipment of tlie above, quite the latest styles, sizes 36 to 12, our prices as usual are the lowest possible.—Addisons.—-Advt. First aid for coughs, cold, influenza, Woods’ Great Peppermint (.’u.e. Factories; Instal “Gandy’s” Genuine Balata Belting. Nothing like it. Flexible, free from stretch, unaffected by temperature, great tensile strength. All sizes. It. P. M.. Manning and Co, 5 Bedford Row. Christchurch. —Advt. Why go without a Cardigan—now that the days are getting colder—when you can get one for 10s (3d at Patersons.—Advt.

The new coat's have arrived, a great display at McKay’s —Advt.