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Hokitika Guardian, 4 June 1926, Page 2

Aii energetic salesman for- tlie West Coast district is advertised for in this issue. A reminder is given of the auction sale of furniture and effects at Itoss to-morrow afternoon by Messrs AT. Houston and Co.

The Rowling Club’s annual social dance in the Soldiers’ Hall last evening was one of the successes of the season. There was a very large attendance. the hall being crowded. The floor was in perfect order, splendid music was provided b.v Air C. Ross’ Orchestra and a. number of extras Were kindly supplied. The Ladies’ Committee had arranged a very line supper and the gathering passed otf most enjoyable, dancing being kept in full swing until after 1.30 n.m.

The late Robt. AT. Brown, who died as a result of falling accidentally from a motor lorry on the Blue Spur road, on Wednesday morning, was a returned soldier. He was with the Alain Body, having been one of the earliest to enlist in August, 1014. He was 33 years of age at the time of his death, so had just entered manhood wla?n he. volunteered for service. The deceased was a sou of the late Air and Airs Robert Brown, of Blue Spur, and lie was .a native of that township, and unmarried. He leaves two brothers, James in the police fame at Greymonth and Henry, of New Plymouth, and fours sisters. Afrs f.indbnm of the Grey Valley, and Airs Wrohleski of Kauieri, Afrs Gill and Aliss Ada. Brown of Adelaide. The funeral is taking place this afternoon and is being attended by all available members of the Returned Soldiers’ Association.

A meeting of the Westland Power Board was held at the County Chambers at 7.40 o’clock last evening. There were present: .Messrs AY. J. Butler (chair), J. A. Afurdoch, B. AA'ard, L. Af. Alorel, R. AVhiley. R. F. Perham and T. R. Chesterman. An apology was made for the absence of AH E. A. AA’ells. A letter was received from tlie Grey Power Board inviting the members of the Westland Board to a conference. It was agreed to arrange the meeting, and Alessrs Butler. Murdoch and Evans (lion, see.) "rere deputed to represent the AVestland Board at a meeting at Greymonth to-morrow. The meeting then discussed in committee the proposals put forward by the Minister of Alines affecting tine disposal of the KumaraAA'aimea water rights, and will further deal with the matter following the ■Conference to he held between the two Boards. It was indicated during the course of the discussion that electric current would, he available for - the Arahura and Kokatalii settlements under the scheme in hand, and as North Westland would be served also, tlie Board would require to watch the interests of the district with every care.

Worms sap a child’s strength. AVade’s Worm Figs, peasant, effective remedy:—Auvt.

Mr W. F. Diedrichs inserts a notice of thanks in this issue.

Addisons for distinctive house furnishings. Lino, rugs, curtains and all colours in silk lamp shades.—Advt.

The Order of Masses and Devotions in St. Mary’s Parish on next Sunday, June oth, are as followsHokitika 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Next Sunday, June Gthj Mass will he celebrated at Riimi at 8.30 a.m,

Exhibitors at tile Winter Show to be held at Kokatahi on June 15th and 16th should lose no time in forwarding their entries, which close with the secretary on Monday night, June Jth.

Lady Marjorie Dalrymple will he visiting Hokitika on Thursday next, June 10th, to hold a rally of girl guides. All guides arc requested to have their uniforms ready if possible for that evening.

As a mark of respect to the memory of the late Robert M. Brown, who was a member of the Committee of the ILS.A. (Hokitika Branch) the weekly euchre fixed for this evening lias been postponed to Monday evening at the usual place and hour. Then? was perfect weather for the holiday yesterday. Football on Cass Square and a golf match on the Hokitika and Grey links attracted a good many, while there were many outings into the country.

Mr Seddon, M.P., is amongst the first to forward a donation to the Kokntah i-Koi terangi Winter Show. He regrets very much that as lie must attend Mr Coates’ winter show in Wellington, lie will ill is year be unable to attend them both.

Interest in the Winter Show to lie held at Kokatahi is evidenced by the assistance rendered by leaders of Westland’s public bodies. Mr Jeffries (Chairman of the County Council) vill officially (open the Show, while the Mayors of Hokitika and Kurnara will act as judges of important sections of the Show.

The Returned Soldiers’ Euchre Tournament will be lield next Monday, June 7th. in the Soldiers’ Hall at 8 o’clock sharp. Ist. prize, eider-down quilt (double bed ize)s; 2nd. shaving mirror and set; 3rd. gent’s umbrella; lth. Jdoz. tea towels. Roll up ! Supper. Admission 2s.—Advt.

A very pleasant gallii?ring of relatives was belli at Mr C. \\ hitcher’s residence. Lower Halt, on Monday evening In eelehrate the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs W. 11. Schley, of Petone. Relatives had gathered from 11.31 th of Auckland and from south of Hokitika, and some 20 or 30 guests sal round the table in the evening to celebrate tlu* festive occasion, and to wish Mr and Mrs Schley.continued long life and happiness. The health ol the bride ami bridegroom was enthusiastically loasled, and during the evening there were many interesting reminiscence* of the early days. Mr Schley. tvlio un* tlie sen of a well-known Napier resident. and is a veteran ol the Maori War. was GO years ago married to Miss Ross, daughter of the late Robert lb • .*, r f Hokitika. Mrs Seblev is a sister of Air Robt, Loss and Air Win. Ross, and Aliss Agnes Ross of Hokitika. Airs Dawes of Auckland, and Airs Wilson of Totara, Ross. The more elderly o! the guests pro.‘i?iit could recall with the bride and bridegroom very interesting and stirring; times in the history of New Zealand —the early settlement in the north and the feverish activity of the goldfields in the south, Air and All's SebV.'v. who have retained good health and a clear recollection of early days, had the pleasure of gathering round them their family of six'—one son and five daughters. Three of the latter are married, Alesdame.s Vaughan, Whitclier, and Alacken. Five grandchildren were pra?snt to swell the family gathering. The happy couple were the recipients of many presents and numerous telegrams of congratulation were received from all parts of New Zealand.

Thirty new dance frocks just received from London. Prices 45. sto McKay’s, the Leading Drapers.—Advt

Sensible and scientific. “Nazol” for colds, coughs, influenza. Clears head, soothes, throat and chest. GO doses Is Gd.—Advt.

Addisons for good value in men’s and boys’ tweed overcoats. Full range of men's underwear, pyjamas, half hose and hoy’s navy jerseys, all sizes. —Advt.

'"Coughs can’t resist “Nassol.” Take it on loaf sugar. Penetrates all passages. Soothes, heals; 00 doses Is Bd.—Advt.

Buy two articles or yards and get one article or yard of the same kind and value free of charge, a clear gain of 50 per cent, on every purchase. Three articles or three yards for the price of two. This great concession sale is very much in your favour. Call early—AloGrucr’s, the busy drapers, Hokitika and Greymouth.—Advt.

Real protection against bronchitis, influenza and nrthma afforded by “ Nnzol.” Don’t neglect that cold. Is 0d for 80 doses.—Advt.

Belting: “ Tuffoid ” Leather Bolting is giving ever increasing satisfaction to users. Strong, durable, easy running. AA’rite for our quotes. R. P. AI. Alanning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch.—Advt.