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Hokitika Guardian, 12 May 1925, Page 2

All Kiwi seniors arc requested to attend practice at the Slic'd to-night at 7.til) o'clock idinrp.

Ale-os Butler Tiros., Ltd.. incite tenders lur the right to trap opossums or, their freehold, comprising 1 1,1,A0

I.allies woollen knitted and woven warm under vests, fine and heavy rifts, now As lid. Is lid, os I'd to 7s (Id each at .MeKavs. —Advt.

Tlie hall arranged by the Kanieri Football dull to lie held in the PublicHail. Kanieri. to-morrow evening lias been pi.-tpmicd until .Monday evening IH-.'.t . Complaints have again reached this office o; the action of sumo young hoys in Woodstock in throwing stones on the roof of an old resident and e-iii-tiimally annoying her. The offenders are known and probably will have in answer fur their misdeeds, if the practice is not -topped.

Among the eumpetitors at the recent Rifle Association at Trentham was that old coiisisteiil shot, .Mr •). Kulsen of Kanieri. In the Marlborough match B grade la- "on with a score of PI, L’.’b In the Trentham aggregate lie won Cl. with a score ol CltlfF wliile the winning score was 111. Altogether ho Wits on the prize list eight times during the meeting.

Addisons have girls' rubber coats; girls' c ihmivd cashmere hose, sizes -I. A. and fi. from Is (id per pair; Best White blankets for double bed d’J- (Id pair: It-1 (grey) lll.s lid. 1(1-1 -Ins.- Advt.

In cnimertion with . 1 lto luimral of the late Prime Minister, the Railway Department has arranged for the 10. In a.m. Oreymouth to C liri-tchurcli mail train to run mi Wednesday next, and lur the !I.,T> a.m. ( liristclmrcli to (i reviiioutli mail to run the following Friday. Reduced fares to Lyttelton oil jL’lh and l.'ltii May have also lieen arranged for. No work lias been done in the Blackhall mine since Wednesday lust”, says the (Key ‘Star’’, the stoppage being a.M-rihc d l > t-'-’-o I'gg.s :ns - insufficient de] th of water upon the Creymouth bar. ami -hiring,- of shipping. Had the mine he u »nrking a.s usual, the output la -1 iri-i-k v.-ndd have ammintecl to go l ii I or Itlin imi- of co:.|. Ii is .-la led that one steamer wliic-Ii left Hr. much! h fast, week carried .only < tons of ,-oal instead of 1 100 ton.-, owing to tits shoaling of the liar. Whilst- .-tssi.siiug to discharge a motor tra Tor from the hold of the s.-. Regulus at Hreymoidli ye-terdny morning, a "ater-ider named 11. Gilmore, "lm "as working in the shin’s In,ld. got jammed by tin- tractor swinging in its sling, and knocking him against thiron ladder-" av. Hi- .suffered bruises on the hip. Fort mm tply no .bones were broken, lie was taken from th ship to tlie shelter shed, "here he received first aid pending attention by the doctor. In a match between Hokitika. A and B Hockey team- on Ca-s Square on Wednesday at I ci'eloek the following will lilay : A team; P. Sumner, Al. Wild. N. bock, (). Staple-ton. Al. Siinincr, J. Walker. I). Leslie. R. Herring, C. Reid. T. Rid la ml. P. Thorn. B team; K. Ilngla-s. .1. Houston, Al. Hrouf-ky. F. Wild. M. Hughes. AH .M.aiimier. (Fork. I). But land. V. Baiisgrove. F Hroulsky. A. Stapleton. Emergencies; F. Hiioeli. A. Woruiington and .1. Dalglei-h.

A WeilingK.il me.--age -ays a shipping deal that "ill he of interest to We-e, (’oa-ti-r-. and particularly to Hokitika, was completed at Auckland last week, wlmil .Mr H. A. Wood, of Hokitika, purchased from the Northern Steam-hip Company, the s.s. “Ore"a.” a -mart -I earner of Pit tolls carrying capa'-iiy. with a light draught and excellent pa-sciiger aec ummodation, saitahle lm- Hokitika liarhonr. The c -.sc| leave- Auckland al, ml Thursday, lor 11 1 'Kii i I,:i. going via Wellington. McKay'.-. "W in ill vwa ini ” Blankets. The lies') ( (dun hi I ' we,,Men blanket, ingle |>.*i| size m|. double bed size P2- and ’/As. Also oilier blanket- at lower prices.- Advt. “Oil-Dag" for Motor-Cars ensures easier starting, sue.other running, increased power, less oil, reduced wear, Irietiini. anil carbonising. Booklet from R. P. Al. .Manning stud Co, o Bedford Row, Christchurch.-- Advt. A cold in the head can he quickly relieved hv "NAZOK.” No cold is NAZOI.-proul : till doses. Is lid. Advt. Tho amtiassailors of trade, commercial travellers “strike a true note” -n.d a si, ’nr Bells’ Alild Yellow Label Whisky. They know the goods. “Bell’s” is mild ar.d clear. Mark Sprot and Co. Ltd.. (-frevTnonth. sole distributors.— Advt.

Just larded a large consignment of Johnathan and other choice apples; Paterson, Michel and Co. Ltd. Advt.

Schroder and Co. have opened out a splendid range of new knitted costumes and sports coats; silk, velvet, and marocain frocks. Inspection cordially invited.—Advt.

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For coughs and colds, never fails

Schroder and Co's Great Stock-taking Sale is now finished. In thanking you very much for the liberal patronage, we no"' advise yon. that we have opened nnr first, shipment: of new autumn millinery. velveteens in plain colors, embossed and printed effects.—Advt. Keep the kiddies tree from coughs and colds with “NAZOI.." Soothes, relieves, penetrates; Is (id lor tit) doses. Advt.

The following just opened to-day at Addison’s:-, Children's coloured coats, small sizes, from ljs t;,| ; hoy's jerseys and stockinette fined suits, navy and nigger. 225, silk and wool hose. :,ll shades. As fid to Ss ‘ld. ladies' silk wool vests and knickers, also Veduuis vests. Special value in black cashmere hose 3s lid. —Advt.