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Hokitika Guardian, 27 June 1925, Page 2

The entries for the fat stock saVs at Arahura npnoar in another column.

Notice of a strayed cow and heifer appears in this issue. The Supreme Court had a long day yesterday, sitting from 9.30 a.in., with several adjournments, until 9.30 p.m., when the husiness ol the session was cone link’d, flis Honor, Air Justice. Alpors proceeded to Christchurch by the morning train.

Fourteen only T rillin’,-.’d Hats, were 30s to 10s (hi—Sale price 19s lid. Sixteen only llea<ly-to-\\ear Hats, usually J7s fid to 19s (id-Sale price 10s (id to lAs (hi. Fur Felts and Rcmly-toWVnr Hats, usually 12s fid (o 25s —Sale pruc 7s (id. Indies’ and Girls' Waterproof Huts —Sale price 8s fid to Os (id. McKay's Great Clearing Sale.—\dvi.

Arrested al Waiuta by Constable Houston, Alexander Ilea, alias Alexander Hamilton, appeared at the Greymoulli Magistrate’s Court yesterday Mure Mr A. Naylor. J.P. He was charged ttint. at Auckland on April 22m1. he did break and enter the promises Alfred Ernest. Gilford, ami did steal ! herefrom one roll of worsted valued at £l7. Senior-Sergeant McCarthy applied for a remand to Auckland until July 3rd. This was granted.

Boys’ Colonial Tweed Sports’ Suits, sizes (i to 15. to clear from 19s fid to 29s (id. Hoys’ Shorts (mid Grey) size ■i to 8, usual price 7s fid to 9s (id - Sale price (is fid. Boys’ and youths’ Black and Grey Golf Hose, plain tops, usual price -Is fid—Sale price 2s lid. McKay's Great Clearing Sale.—Advt. The prizes to he offered in connection with St Alary’s euchre on Alonduy evening next will be ol a most attractive nature. The first lady s will lie a set of aluminium saucepans and second a twenty-five ol Hour. The first gent s is a sealed envelope and the second an umbrella. Besides the four lucky table prizes consolation prizes will he given. A hot cup of coffee will lie served and dancing thereafter will he indulged in. A prize will be offered for a lucky spot waltz. Goodfellows’ music has been engaged for the dunce. In all a very cheap shilling’s worth.—Advt. Applications for deer stalking licenses in the South \A estlund- district will he received by the Acclimatisation Society up to Ist. December, when the blocks in tho district will tie allotted by ballot. The number of applications this season are likely to be con-siderable--applications coming to band already. The success of Lord Bel per and other stalkers from the Old Country last season seems to have drawn special attention to the district, which is considered the best deer stalking country in the Dominion. The license fee will ho £5 per rifle, and the amount will be expended subsequently in culling the herds in the district. Thrifty housewives should note that for two weeks we offer a special discount of 2s in the £ for cash on all lines other than sale juices.—At Addisons.—Advt.

Mr \Y. Meldrum. K.M. head of the New Zealand Mounted Riflemen's Brigade of the Desert .Mounted Corps, serving during the war, lias received from ilie Chief of the Imperial Staff, Sir Philip Chetwode, the following cablegram.“ General Meldrum: lieunion dinner officers British and Indian units. Desert Mounted Rifle Corps gieet New Zealand Mounted Rifle comrades. (Signed) : Chetwode, London.” The 'following reply was sent hy Mr Meldrum:—“General Chetwode, War Office. London: Many thanks. Am communicating your message to all memlxirs of Brigade. (Signed) : Meldrum.” Children’s Grey and Cream, Fleecy Lined Bloomers, usually 2 s !M. Sale price Is (id a pair. Girls’ Ceylon Flannel Sleeping Suits, usually Ss fid to Bis (id—Sale price os (id, (is 3d, and 7s lid. Infants’ Flannel Hurras—Sale price 3s lid and 5s Cd. Infants’ White Woollen Shawls—Sale price 19s (id to d(Js.—McKay’s Great Clearing Sale.—Advt.

•Sale Specials for cash at- Addisons : —- Ladies’ Knitted Costumes from d2.s (id, Woollen Jumpers and Cardigans from 7s (id, Ladies’ and Children’s Millinery at half-price.—Advt.

Save on blankets, flannels, flannelette. sheetings, coloured crepes, dress goods, carpets and linoleums. All goods at special reduced price at Schroder’s for spot cash only.—Advt. Use “NAZOL” and you won’t keep a bad cold or .sore throat aliove a day or two. Acts like a charm. 60 doses Is fid.—Advt. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For coughs and colds, never fails.

Men! Now is your opportunity to purchase good shirts, hats, suits, etc. at AY. IT. Stopforth’s Alteration Sale. —Advt.

His Honor Mr Justice Alpers made a number of interjections during the proceedings at the Supreme Court. In one instance when commenting in a case for misrepresentation lie said—- “ ||e was a stranger and she took him

Speculation in Wellington is commencing regarding reconstruction of the Ministry, as it is assumed that after the party gatherings the situation will lte cleared for tho I’rttuo Minister to complete his Cabinet from the ranks ol his present party.

Owing to the renovation of the public. librarv building now. in band, it will la- necessary to dose the rooms lor a few days till there is the possibility of returning to more normal internal 'comlilioiis. Books may be changed now only in the affernoo is.

In view ol tla- number of empty trains running between Christchurch ami Creymoulh, Air Armstrong suggested, in a question to the Minister ol Railways on Thursday in the House, that he should reduce freights so as to divert to the railways large quantities of goods now being carried from the eastern side to Greymoutli by sea.

Sturdy kitchen chairs, tables, cabinets, etc., that will stand up to all the’knocks and blows to which kitchen furniture is subjected are iound very reasonably priced at Harleys’. Loot! to look upon too —they are exactly what you require and at a price you will willingly pay. Call at Harleys when in town. Harley ami Co., Greymouth.—Advt.

“An Englishman’s home is his castle,” commented Justice Alpers in the Supreme Court last evening, when giving his decision in the Kaniert tram case, He was not going to consider the actual price that plaintiff had given for his house eight years ago. A mail had a sentimental value on his hon’.e. and this had to he considered. In any event he had seen tho home that day and it had appeared a comfortable one, and it he wanted to replace it la 1 did not think he could do so at double the original cost. I’he right of the freeholder hail been finished aside, and he felt he was entitled to more than nominal damages. Six only Tweed Coats, were 59n to l)3s Sale price 25s to 29s fid. Three Velour Coats, Fur-Trimmed, were ids; now 39s fid. New Cheek Tweed ( oats, plain and fur-trimmed collars—Sale prices 39s fid, -19 s fid, and 59s fid. Four only .Matrons’ Black Soaletto and Blush Coats, were Kills to I ills— Sale price 7!\ (id. to !-9s fid.—At McKay's Great (tearing Sale.—Advt.

In committee last evening the llmutika Borough Council resolved to hold a meeting of the Council in committee next Friday night, to consider works in respect to which the balance ol lie loan moneys could he best utilised. A suggestion was also put forwaid to duplicate the water supply pipe line from Kanieri Forks to the reservoir in order to ensure an adequate permanent supply of water for all purposes at all times. Since the attention to tlie upper portion of the pipe line the supply has improved, but it is still not an adequate margin for safety, and under the limited quantity received will continue to he a source ol anxiety. The Council purposes going fully ii In the matter in the immediate future.

The local branch of the R.S.A. am! the Fire Brigade held a card tourney last evening at the Soldiers" Hall. There was a good attendance of cx,soldiers and firemen with their wives. About forty players took part- in progressive euchre, with the result that the R.S-A. side won hv the narrow margin of one point in the aggregrate. During supper, Air Evans on behalf of the Returned Soldiers welcomed tile members of the Fire Brigade and thc.r lady friends, and was gratified they had all passed so enjoyable ail evening. Superintendent Braddon on Helm If of the Brigade returned thanks'and 'aid lie hoped the members of tho Brigade would be able to return the invitation shortly. Later a dance was held, Aliases Fane and Jacobs and Mr R. Roberts supplying the music, with Mr 11. A. Thompson in charge of the floor. The evening was voted a very plensait reunion. Interest increases as the time approaches for the above grand plain and fancy dress ball. which will eventuate next AVednesday evening at the Soldiers Hall, under the auspices of the Westland U.A.O.D. Lodge. A strong email tw lias been set- tip 'and are leaving no stone unturned in the way of making this big social event eclipse anything of its kind ever held in the annals of Rruidism in Westland. Extra valuable prizes will he given for the best fancy dressed lady and gent. The supper arrangements are in charge of a strong ladies’ committee, which is a guarantee that nothing will be wanting. The music is in the hands of RoneUi’s full orchestra of six instruments. The grand march which takes plate at !) o’clock sharp, should lie ol interest fo lovers of the light fantastic, as the Officers in full dress regalia will lead tli<s march which will ho a pretty and interesting spectacle to see in connection with the many luiiuy and fancy dresses which are already guaranteed. Dancing enthusiasts should not miss this big animal function which will he iu no small way quite the event of the year. Watch for further particulars, which will be advertised in those columns.

AVard off Influenza with “NAZOb” penetrating and germ-killing. Is fid for 60 doses.—Advt. Saturday June 27th is opening day of AL (Inters Huge AYintor Sale. Record reductions, -10 to 50 per cent, oil many lines and |>ositivoly all goods substantially marked down to bedro; k. ’i he low j.rices defy eomjietition. Time now to buy at McGruers, the Leading Drapers, Hokitika and G’revn’outh.—Advt.

Men’s trousers 9.s fid, 12s fid. 19s fid emit, dungaree trousers 9s fid. 7s Id. 10s fid each. Boys’ suits 8s fid, 15s fid, 23s fid each. Men’s collars, white linen, Kd. 9d, lOd, Is and Is 3d each. These are some of tho huge bargains offering at Schroder’s Kpot Cash AYintor Sale. Inspection cordially invited.—Advt.

Owing to the absence of the Chairman of Directors and the Manager of the Central Dairy Factory Coy, the time for the receipt of tenders for the purchase of the butter-mill; from the local factory has lx?en extended till noon on Wednesday next, July Ist. Advt.

A cold int the head can be quickly relieved bv “NAZOL.” No cold is NAZOL-proof : (10 doses, Is Cd.—Advt. Specials for Men and Boys' at Addison’s Winter Sale. .Men’s belts Irom 11s fid. Denims from Cs fid. Shirts from -Is fid. Socks from Is 3d. Boys’ pyjamas fis a pair. Bovs’ shorts from ■js.—Advt. For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. For children’s coughs and colds the best remedy is "NAZOL.” Agreeable and safe. Afore economical than mixtures and syrups. 00 doses Is fid Advt.