LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 February 1926, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Now arriving from Nelson and Otago large consignments of peaches, plums, apricots and tomatoes. Our instructions arc to sell at the lowest market price. Paterson, Afiebel avid C'o. Ltd., (’Phono N0..2.). —Advt. At- a sitting of tin? Juvenile Court to-day seven hoys were charged by the police with various offences, including wilful damage to a Chinaman’s garden. The lads were admonished and discharged. At tl»? Magistrate’s Court to-day in dismissing an information under the Borough By-law affecting motor traffic in the streets, and the observance of the rule of the road, the Alagistrate expressed the opinion that the by-law was old and in need of revision to bring it into line with present day legislation. The case under review was one affecting motor traffic round th? Clock Tower, for which the by-law did not provide specifically. The Hon. H. L. Michel. AI.L.C., despatched a telegram to the Minister of Ala line (the Hon J. G. Anderson) this morning suggesting that the Alaiine Department should dispatch one of the warships to Alartin’s Bay to assist in the search for the Al’Kenzie Bros and the three others who are missing. A favourable reply is awaited with interest as Airs Joseph Cuttance of Hokitika, and late of Okuru. is a sister of the Af’Kenzie Bros.