Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

Steel lias lieen nominated l:v th West Coast I{H”liy rnion. for tlie All Blacks Australian tour. )i is services n.nv being available.

A meeting oi tlie Westland blanch i;| the ( anterliurv Automoliile Assoeialion v.ili he held in the ('utility Climn- ! ers to-morrow I nesday) evening at 7.:!() . Adit.

The hands | Separi ineut lias dei ided to encourage settlement at I’uiiakaiki. the well-know it iiiastal resort north of (ireyniotith. and is throwing o;en for selection 20 quarter-acre building see-

A New Plymouth telegram states that the ehain|doii hutter-lat cutv of v.-orld. Ahartra Clothilde I‘ietje. wliieh put tip a Imttei'-t'iit retortl of 11151 b in Ido days, and sixteen days later produced twin heifer calves, was .sold vesterdav hy .Mr Vmniu Marx for 385 guineas to the Bloom held Stud Cuin- ] any. Fpper Unit.

A I’ress message from (1 reynuml h states I hat. Thomas Christopher, charged with stealing four dozen towels valued ai £7 10s. the property of his employers, (’. Smith, Ltd. was remanded for a week, while h redei iek .lames Thomas, a draper. charged with receiving the towels was similarly remanded, hail being granted. The police stated that other charges were pending. Mr ]{. ,1. Mason, the trainer Gloaming tie-lares that lie lias mi intention of retiring from trninipg. 'I lie fait that Gloaming lias keen blistered i.s evidence that .Mr Mason lias hopes of tin 1 champion standing another preparation. Gloaming's joints filled alter his ravine; on the hard tracks at the recent Hawke's Bay meeting, so Air Mason has eased him in lii.s work. He ha.-, hlisteivd the enlarged joints, and (Rosining will probably go into retirement for a lew months. Mr William Arnoti. a well-known Builder and architect o! (: rev moilt 11. eelehrated hi-. 10iM.li hirlhday on SunBay. when |o. lias iel ui 1 a ted hy a large „iilu'nr of friends. Mr Annul is look! no it-inarkahly "'-I! and active. HN memory is wonderfully clear. lie -i.ll works al Ins garden. ami only a lew weeks ami painted the roof of the hie Iwo-stcivv house in which he lives. Mr Ainott was horn in Kdinhur:_;h. < n Mav 17th. 1 >25. lie served through the Crimean War and in ISI in came to the Coast and has Been a resident o|H:ivymouth evi r since.

A serious accident occurred early on Saturday evening at Karoro, ~r Barker (ma linger for Messrs Cardiner WilS( ,n and t 0.. ~awmillers being the vietlui. lie cvoll ug soiitlm arils, iinif there Being mi light al the turn in the read a ro-.s ihe inilway line, near the Lrirh-kiln. hi- machine went into the cattle -lop. The rider 1 a sevMioik. and ahia-ions ahoiit the live a lid I odv. Ih' v. a s taken to the (ties Hi.-!' ||ospi;al. where. on enquiry lasi .octiing ivp u t.-d t>> he making a i cry .".al recover.,. (11l Tuesdav evening hi't a larewell presentation was tendered to Mr Noble Jones ol Ihe Boss Host a lid I clegl a pll stall', he having Been tra nslerred I<> Blackball on promotion. Ills Worship the Mayor. Mr S. H. Fvaus. on Behalf of i In* Boss foot lull I dull. presented him with a hriet ha", and oil hehall ol the sw iuimiug duh. a "oldfountain pen. Mr Jones wits also pre(evi an Bihle ( lass with a fountain pen. .At Boss, lie will he Ml Ill'll missed. having Been most obliging and attentive to his iltuies, and what will lie a loss lo Bos- will he BlackhaU's .am. The auxiliary schooner I'aii'lnirn. ro(cn.i'. purchased By the Karanma Shippine. Company, is a very useful vessel, uhidi was limit By l-aillie and Low, of Aucklaud, to special specifications lor Imaw Bur work. She is *7 Icet Ion", 23ti Bin Benin and carries I2n lons on n draft ol li feet. She is rigged ~ and all ' limin' and il is proposed to pul in '2. ltd h.p. \ ickerI’etter semi-diesel engines, which will

give her a speed of B.J knots. ’I lie vessel i- verv well suited for the carriage of tiinlier. Inning, hatches and ample deck .-naff for cargo. She will carry

approximately 5(1.0(10 super Icet of tim her.

A Gray one-ton motor truck, driven by Mr Guido Scliael, enpsT’.cd on the t)nnito Road, Greymotitb, between ,’J p.ln. and I p.m. yesterday about one and a half miles Irom Greymoiith. A partv comprising Messrs (I. Scliael, R. Butts. C. Lainont and Brown were proceeding to the scene uf another motor accident at Moana. anil when rounding a corner near Mr N. McAra’s residence,

the steering gear went wrong, causing the car to go over the hank. Mr Sclcaef received slight injuries, but the other members ol the party escaped unhurt. The accident would probably have been attended by more serious consequences, had it not been lor the railway feme, which prevented the truck from plunging into a gully about thirty foot deep.

'I lie meaning of an order that a ]>i iscmer shall come up fur sentence when called upon was explained hy Mr •Justice Al|>ers at Auckland on Tuesday, when imposing this punishment upon a Chinese oll’euder under the bankruptcy laws. Its effect, said his Honour wa.-, that if the prisoner .trot into trouble attain say, hy im lining nnwarrantahle debts, or entering upon speculative husine-s transactions—he could, on the slightest complaint by those concerned, he properly brought before the Court for sentence upon the present charges. Th Court would not have to wait for him to commit another crime, reports the “New Zealand Herald.” The moment he was caught speculatin'; in silk or fruit, lie could he sentenced on the charge now proved against him. The knowledge of a prisoner that proved charges were hanging over his head should help to keep him on the straight path of commercial honesty.

.McKay’s dti inch “ Hraemar ” Tweed, a dark brown mixture, very warm and suitable for school dresses. I sual price (is fid a yard. .McKay's Special Campaigne price .'is fid a yard. Advt. A very special bargain at .McKay's: ].j .Men's navy Xayseloth overcoats, Prince shape. I'sUal price £d .X Spcci<jl price C'J 10s. See these coats. —Adv (let one of our all wool coat sweater? Sis fid to lbs Cal. I lalleiisteiu's. Revel] St.—Advt. When colds and influenza are prevalent let "XAZOF” protect your family. One dose a day keeps colds away. Good for all ages; CO doses for Is lid.—Advt. First aid for coughs, cold, influenza, Woods' Great Peppermint Pure. Children like Wade’s Worm Figs. Safe and certain remedy for worms.— Advt.

Permanent link to this item
Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HOG19250518.2.18

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1925, Page 2

Word count
Tapeke kupu
1,087

Untitled Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1925, Page 2

Untitled Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1925, Page 2

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert