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Hokitika Guardian, 15 May 1926, Page 2

Good Navy Cardigans 24iii. to 32in., suitable- for school wear. Prices reasonable at Addison’s.—Advt.

To-morrow being Young People’s pay throughout the Methodist Church in New Zealand, the Her. G. KnowlcsSmltli, intimates a special subject for young people at the evening service in Hokitika.

After a length experience of wet -lavs the weather cleared last night and this morning the first substantial frost of the season was experienced with a bright clear winter's day, the hills looking a picture with a heavy coating of snow,

Mr Scddoli. M.U., lias been advised by the Minister of Lands that in relation to the representations made when the Minister was lately in the district, the Public Works Department has now lot n contract for clearing a mile and n-haif of Halt Creek, Kokatnhi, from the month up stream. This will be very satisfactory for the settlors concerned.

The latest Pullovers just to hand, n. complete and comprehensive range from the best factories. Small striped effects. Prices from 10s (id to 24s Gd at AY. H. Stopforth, Outfitter, Kcvell Street.—Advt.

The Commissioner of Taxes draws attention of taxpayers to the notification appearing in to-day’s issue that Returns of Income must be furnished not later than the Ist. Juno. Forms of return may be obtained at any postal money-order office; they will not bi> sent to taxpayers from the oflhe of the Commissioner of Taxes 'miles written application i- made for them.

The recent Hood .in the Wataroa river ha:- leade further, inroads on Iho temporary deviation ol tile ittailt south road near Parker’s Creek. The river lias cut in badly again, reaching the, temporary deviation and necessitating a. now line of road further inland still. There is at present no sign of the present erosion of the river stopping. There is a very high bank of soil which melts away readily when attacked bv the river in flood.

Men's Pyjamas.— Wo have a nice exclusive range of men's winter-weight pyjamas neatly effected stripes and designs. The correct wibr for winter nights. Prices range from 8s (id to 15s fid. Call and inspect ai, V. 11. Stopforth. Outfitter, Kcvell Street. Advt.

At the weekly euchre at the Soldiers’ Hall last night there was a large attendance upwards of ninety players participating. The prize winners were: Mr AV. Pascoe. first; Miss A. Jamieson. second; .Mr \V. G. Palmer, third, and .Mr F. Woalhouso. faun'll. Supper was served by the ladies, and patrons were entertained with the wireless by .Mr Gifford. The prizes for next Friday will be. a travelling rug, a suit cae. a lady's umbrella, and a dozen gent's handkerchiefs. A rrangem-.’iits a ill be made to heat the large ball specially for the evening.

.Wal ly £4OO in cash disappeared from the office ul Bing. Harris ami Co., hid., 08, Lielilield Street, on Monday. It appears that the money was taken between the hours of J p.m. and 2 p.m., at which time the staff was away at lunch. It. is understood that the money, which had been bronchi to the office for payment of accounts, was left in a locked drawer in the office during the lunch hour. The office is situated at the hack of the warehouse, and was locked up during the absence of the employees. The police have the matter in hand.

The following message was sent by YD- Coates to the editor of the •'Morning Post.” in response to the hitler's request which was received before the news was received hv the collapse of the strike: “I have no desire to comment upon matters of internal administration in the Mother Country, hut there is no disguising the fact that the present industrial crisis must Pave far reaching effects upon the Empire. As far as New Zealand is concerned, 1. would just like, to say that we stand solidly for constitutional government. There need bo no uncertainty as to our attitude. We say to the Government and our menfolk at Home. ‘‘We are with you in your day of trial and will help you to the utmost of < r.r resources.” Notwithstanding the seriousness of the present position, we feel that, the traditional coininoiisense and practical sabaeity of the British people will guide them in finding a satisfactory solution. (Signed)— Coates.”

Bankers, lawyers, doctors, journalists. painters and mechanics all favour “ No-Rubbing Laundry Help” for washing clothes.—Advt. We have made it worth while to pay a visit to the annual stocktaking .sale which begins on Saturday. May loth. A store wide sale in every department., drastic reductions to reduce stocks to simplify stocktaking. Come for a look. The great price attraction is too good to miss. MeGruers. Hokitika and Grcymouth.—Advt.

Use “ Nnesol ” and you won’t keep a had cold or sore throat above a day or two. Acts like a ell arm ; GO doses Is lid.—Advt.

You can find all the new shades in Bond’s silk hosiery, silk and wool and cashmere hose just opened at Addi-son’s.—-Advt.

Keep influenza at bay by taking “ Nazol.” Its soothing, penetrating healing projrerties. give instant relief to coughs and colds. Is Gd for GO doses.—Advt.

Addison’s have opened up a nice ranbe of men’s pyjamas for winter wear, prices from 10s a pair; also I toys’ navy jerseys, all sizes.—Advt.

Mill and Factory Supplies: Get our quotes for Belting, Belt Dressing, Boiler Compound, Graphite, Grease, Lubricants, Boiler Graphite, “ Climax ” Packing, etc., R. P. if. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch.—Advt.

Our Xew Wool’s Blankets, Rugs anil Flannels are now in very great, demand —at very reasonable prices for Cash. It will .pay you to visit Schroder and Co., or ring up Phone 121.5. for any further information.—Advt.

Addison’s live just the nice fleecy blankets you want for the cold weather. Prices are lower this season and range from 25s Gd. Call and inspect.— Advt. *

Factory Owners: You can depend on the quality of “TufToid” Belting un aer the most severe conditions of service. Yet our quotes for same will agreeably surprise you. R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch.—Advt.

North Island mails and passengers connected with the AVest Coast express at Christchurch this morning; The eh tries for the fat stock sale at Arahura on Monday appear in this issue. A sale of produce in aid of the Kokatahi Hall fund's tvili he field iii Preston's old shop, Rbvell Street, on Saturday next, commencing at 2 p'.m;

Messrs AV'. Jeffries lin'd C o- will .sell Id- auttiosi on AVednesday in the Mart, apples, pears and a quantity of first class furniture and kitchen utensils.

Tho official declaration of the poll fob il>ij election lic-lcl ill the Central Hiding of the County of Westland on AVednesday, appears in this issue. Ike figures originally published arc sligutlj varied by the official count.'

Merlets Three Star Freiicli Cognac (brandy) bottled in Charbuto, It mute, is “ par excellence.” Obtainable at all first class hotel. Also AVliite Horse, very old Scotch Whisky, guaranteed 10 years old. J. D. Lynch, Mark SpFot and Company Limited. Sole Agents for tho AA’est Coast.—Advt.

Advice was received by Mr It- BSmith, of Groymouth. of the death ol his uncle, .Air Christopher Smith, the founder of the well knmt'n drapery business of C. Smith and Co. Deceased, who was a native of Devonshire, Flightnd, eattio to .sow Zealand about 40 years ttgo. and resided tor some time in Hokitika. He later went to AVollington where he founded the well-known firm of which he was 'he head: lie is survived by his wife and four sons.

Ladies All-Wool fine Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, with suspender tops, in all the newest shades. Aon can get them for 3s Gd and 4s Gd a pair for Cash at Schroder and Co., where you can also get Grey Silk hose 2s 9d per pair. King up Phone 121. s. —Advt.

For Influenza Colds take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.— Advt.

Keep the kiddies free from coughs and colds with ‘‘Nazol.” Soothes, relieves, penetrates; Is Gd for GO doses.—Advt.