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Hokitika Guardian, 12 September 1925, Page 2

Th(> family of the late Mr hi. Knowles insert a notice of thanks In this i-sttc. Mr James William Thomson. Hast Oxlord. has petitioned l’urliamcut for compensation or compassionate allowance lor long service a- harbour master at Okarito. The Public Petitions Committee has re!erred the matter to the Government for c in-idcrat ion. 1' ill il Wellington city .-witched into the Mangahnn electric supply failures of current were rare, hut pcaple are becoming accustomed to interruptions cl supply. Smee Mangahao power was first brought, into Wellington last April there have been something like fifteen interruptions of supply, some of brief duration, others causing considerable inconvenience right through the city. Naturally those (barged with the distribution of power, and also consumers, tire not altogether wildly enthusiastic over the unfailing reliability of the Government supply.

The Child Welfare Bill has been con sidomi by t \IQ Kdueation Committee, which has made a number of amendments. A new clause provides that the initial cost of institutions to carry out the purpose of the Bill shall he met from the Kdueation loan fund. The committee has also adopted a clause that when the birth of an illegitimate child is notified hv the registrar to the Child WVllniv Office lie shall inquire into the condition of the child and the mother. If he umsidefs that the child requires ollietal rare he will report to the superinten 7 den. who will take action accordingly. Agreements for maintenance of children may Ire enforced in tie* same way as orders under the Destitute Persons Act. Power to make regulations under the Child Welfare Act is extended to include employment of children in street trading and places of public entertainment. A child means a hoy or girl under the age of sixteen years.

Another line of girls Navy Huhlier lined waterproof coats just reieived from London to-day. sizes JO to 12 inch 17s Gd to 22s 6d. also girls Rubber Capes with hoods los fid to 21s. Ladies Blibber Cent- J2s Gd. Mens liubber Coats 27s Gd at W. McKay and Son the leading drapers.—Advt. Now arriving, a large consignment of choice cooking and fancy stunner apples in splendid condition. Paterson Michel and Co. Ltd (Phone No. 2).—Advt. First aid for coughs, cold, influenza. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

The Municipal Band will, weather conditions allowing, render the programme at the Westland Hospital tomorrow, which they were compelled to postpone last Sunday.

A. AY, A'arrall, Saddlier, Sports’ and Gramophone Dealer, has removed to premises lately occupied by Johnston and Co.— Advt.

Airs l.ee Bowie, who is described as lie Dueen ol I empcrance Orators, will eliver a popular address in Hokitika n Monday next at 8 p.m. Owing to he Town Hall not lioiug available the tooting 'ill be held in St. Andrew s

The Bailway Department advertise 11 this issue, special l-as.-enger train ■aving (ireymouth at l.<> ji.m. for lokitika. and returning, leaving Hojtika .">.2 A p.m.. on AA cdnesday, loth, ii-t. in eoaneet ion with South Canerburv v. West Coast Kootball match.

The weekly Saturday night, dance like.-, place as u.-ual in the Soldiers’ Bill, dam-ing commencing at 8.30 'cl ck. Music, by .Messrs Goodfellow ml Beynisb. Good floor, efficient |C. Come along and sjiend a pleaant couple of hours. —Advt.

Kxcelsior Kne'iro Assembly. Tuesday. Sept. 1 At.h. at 8 p.m. sharp. Ist. prize, set of By rex dishes; 2nd. prize suede pocket wallet: 3rd. prize. 1 doz. serviettes; Ith. prize. 1 doz. tea towels. All winners for the last B> nights play off at special tables for the special £lll prize, trip lo Christchurch or £1(1 worth of goods. Admission 2s. Advt.

AA'cdiie-dny next should prove a very attractive one locally on Cass Square. At 1.1.') p.m. the AA'estland and Grey junior representatives try conclusions 11 till at 3 p.m. South Canterbury play the AYe-t Coast. The visiting Canterbttrv combination is reported to be a strong; one and a very attractive game should result. In the evening there will he a welcome ball in the Soldiers' Hall. Admission to Cass Sqaiirc on Wednesday will le gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. Children (id.

At the Magistrate's Court this morning Mr Alehlrum S.AI. gave bis reserved judgment in the ease of h. I. Cooke (Air Joyce, v. A. I!. Cooke (AH Sellers), an application for a separation order on the grounds ol failure to maintain. Bis AA’orsliip stated he did not consider plaintill "as entitled to a separation order, and also in view of tli- filing of a suit by defendant, in the Supreme Court tor rest itution of conjugal rights, the application would be dismissed.

A large and enthusiastic audience greeted the Huzza Troupe Enlertainlocnt at tin- .Memorial Hall. Kumara last night. This ••lever family provided a programme in which Gazza and his daughter Margaret mystified the audience with a thought transference act. Han v showed bis skill as a eonjuror. and AA'illie performed very creditably mi the cornet. The three delighted the audience with tumbling and acrobatic feat-. Huzza's juggling alone, and in conjunction with ATargnivt. thrilled the house. Salambs, the Alexiean axe and knife thrower, in bis dexter ions display of tnarkniansbiji with the cold cutlery, and in His flanm -wallowing stunts evoked much applause. Zip. the wonder dog proved a. turn that appealed to all. Hie Troupe visit. Hokitika next week.

By kind permi-sion of the management. Mr H. K. Jones. demonstrated ibe beauty of the Cliffophone at tlie Huzza Troupe's Entertainment at Kumara last night. f l he recital took place during the Interval and consisted of Caruso songs as recorded by II is Master's Yoi-e. The superiority of this type of instrument over the ordinary graniordiono was clearly shown by the clarity of the tone produced by the Cliltol'lioue. Air Jones i„ m Hokitika and Huatunu for flic week-end. being etigagiyl on a tour for the Alouster Sports Art Coimi. wliieh is on behalf of Wanganui amateur organisations and offers tor Is a lir-t prize of £7AO alluvial gold to be drawn next month. Advt.

The Cotnmereo Super Eleven, new model 1} ton. chassis, bigger and better than ever, wheelbase 127 inches against [|2 inches. Heavier frame and wheels and much more powerful motor. Other models, twelve, 11-2 tons, model fottrlecn 2-2 i tons, model twenty-live 3-3 J tons. Full particulars in catalogues. Price and extended terms upon application to Mark Sprot and Company Ltd., Greymouth, sole West Coast Distributors, also at 165, Manchester St.. Christchn rch.—Advt.

Great preparations tire being made tit Schroder and Co's. Special arrangements have been made to keep us supplied with the latest novelties in millinery. frocks, hosiery, gloves and fancy departments.- -Advt. Keep influenza at hay by taking “NAZOL.” It’s soothing penetrating healing properties, give instant relief to coughs and colds. Is Gd for 60 doses.—Advt.

The new spring goods are here presenting a wonderful array ot new ideas in Millinery, Neckwear, Gloves, Frocks. Costumes. Jumpers etc. We have a gorgeous range designed in the styles that combine beauty and dignity. McGruer’s. Hokitika and Greymouth.— Adv‘.