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Hokitika Guardian, 16 September 1926, Page 2

Mr Seddon. .M.P. has been detained in "Wellington on public business. He will leave about the week-end. and is expected at Grcymoutli oil Tuesday next.

All roads will lead to the Soldiers’ Hall on Wednesday next when the Animal Hockey Ball will be ill full swing. All patrons assured of a godd time. Bully off at 8.30 sharp. Music bv Boss’ Orchestra.—Advt.

Thore was a good attendance at St. Mgry’s Chili Rooms last evening. The prize winners were—First. Mrs Me-

(Javin (an aluminium kitchen sett; second. Mrs McDoiigall (a tea set); third. Mr ltd ward. Three M.ilo. (a set of jugs) ; fourth. Mrs Martin (a set of aluminium basins). The prizes tor next tournament on Tuesday will bo—hirst, six yards tapestry and two axminster mats; second, an axminstor rug; third, a reversible bedroom mat; fourth, a door mat.

The Benedicts’ Ball in the Soldiers’ Hal last evening was a distinct success and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large assemblage present. The hall had been specially decorated and made i very attractive picture, while the floor was in its usual perfect order. The music was in the bands of Mr C. Boss and his capable orchestra, and was all that could be desired. The Ladies’ Committee had made special preparations and the supper arrangements were very elaborate and most complete and were much commended. Dancing was kept up till two o’clock, the hall being voted a very distinct success.

Bishop West-Watson, ill his address to the Synod at Christchurch on Tuesday, referred to the expected return, in .March, of Archbishop Julius. He would receive a great- welcome home and the speaker would value highly his presence, advice, and help. The visit of the Bishop of London would lie eagerly anticipated not only by the Churchmen hut by many others. His spiritual and special gifts, said his Lordship, had made him a considerable national figure, and they would do all' they could to honour and entertain him during his brief visit in March. Under the Act of 192-1 dealing with Parliamentary elections provision is made for purging the rolls. Registrars of Electors are to make enquiries regarding persons shown on the Returning Officers’ marked rolls as. not having voted, and this is done by communicating with each person through the post. In the event of this bringing no reply, or if the letter is returned “unclaimed,” the registrar posts a registered objection to the person’s name being retained on the roll, and if no notice is taken of this, or the registered letter is returned unclaimed, the person’s name is struck off.

The death of Mrs Bridget Casey, of High St ret, Greymouth, took place on Tuesday. Deceased, who was 76 years <>4 age, was a native of Koscouimon, Ireland, and came to New Zealand 50 years ago. On arriving in New Zealand she went first to Barrytown. thence to J’aroa, and finally made her home in Grcyniouth. Her husband, Mr Patrick Casey, who was a well-known bridge builder, died 16 years ago. She leaves a grown up family of' six, three sons and three daughters, the latter being Mrs A. Church, Wanganui; Sister Mary Berchmaus, Convent of Mercy, Greymouth and Miss Julia Casey at home. The three sons are William (who has three years’ service in the War), Thomas (Waiho), and Patrick (Greymouth).

See Addisons range of first and second quality lino now showing at reduced prices.—Advt.

That tickling, irritating cough can be promptly relieved by a few drops of “ Nazol ” taken on lump sugar. 60 doses Is Gd.—Advt.

Exceptional value in ladies’ all-wool cashmere hose double feet, wide tops, colours : grey., champagne, nigger, tan, fawn, black, castor, were 4s lid pair. Now half price, 2s Gd pair. Don’t miss this chance of buying two pairs of stockings for the price of one pair. McGruers. The Leading Drapers, Hokitika and Grevmouth. —Advt.

Sore throats promptly relieved by taking a few drops of “ Nazol ’’ on sugar. Quickly banishes all kinds of colds. Is 6d for sixty doses.—Advt.

It will he a pleasure for you to visit our showroom and inspect the dainty millinery, also the new styles in frocks, jumper suits, pleaded skirts and jumpers.—Schroder and Co.—-Advt.

Nurse Spring of the Blanket Society will resume her visits to Hokitika tomorrow (Friday) when she will take tip her usual duties. Messages left at the Vicarage or with Mrs CL A. Perry (Hall Street) will receive prompt attention.

The School Fair yesterday afternoon in the State school grounds attracted a good number in spite of the unfavourable conditions, and the results are expected to he as equally satisfactory as last year.

The concert and ball in the Kanieri Public Hall to-morrow evening in aid of St. Joseph’s School funds, promises to attract a large attendance. The concert programme is in the hands of the Kanieri Minstrels, while capable music will be provided for the ball.

Dir J. M. Robertson, of Westport, has been advised by cable that his son, John, who won the hoys’ cornet .solo competition at the Dunedin Exhibition, and was runner-up in the championship. lias just won the .cornet solo in -Melbourne, being five points ahead of the next competitor. Besides gaining the gold medal lie was awarded a certificate of merit.

“If you want to ho happy!’’ "Well, come’ along to the Soldiers’ Hall, Wednesday night and try your luck in the novelty dipices, including the card waltz, for which a special prize has been donated. Splendid arrangements arc being made for a good .night’s enjoyment so come one come all and join in the fun. Music hv Ross’ Orchestra.—Advt.

Mr W. Jeffries, County Chairman, will return from South Westland on Friday. The County party had a. rough trip over the Maori Saddle on Tuesday and reached Pnringa to find the liver in llood. The party bad to camp in the roadside hut lor the night, and reached Maintain at midday yesterday. Despite a. rough and trying time the party arc well and enjoyed the experience. The will reach Wailio Gorge to-day. motoring from there next day.

In the Supreme Court at Westport yesterday his Honour concluded the hearing, which has lasted tlliee d.qvs of the Soddonvillo mining appeal, in which T. Dove, appealed against the decision of Warden Meldruni in dismissing his claim for €3.700 damages for trespass, and alleged illegal extraction of coal and also the' W arden s judgment for €1 11 on a counter claim by Morganti and party. His Honor dismissed the appeal with costs and bo reduced the amount alleged on tho counter claim by £3l. -Me A. G. (ottroll, of Christchurch, with Mr Lovell, appeared for the respondents and Mr A. A. Wilson for tJhe appellant.

Last evening the members of St. Mary’s choir met to bid farewell to Miss Molly Dee, who is leaving Hokitika to take nil her residence in Christchurch. Rev. Dr Kennedy spoke very enthusiastically of the good work doneby Miss Dee. both in the choir and in the parish, and very much regretted her departure. On behalf of St. Mary’s choir lie lmd much pleasure in presenting her with a valuable hand-bag, together with the good wishes of all the members. Mr F- Groulsky and Mr (>. M'orniingtou endorsed the remarks of Rev. Dr Kennedy, and wished Miss Dee long life and prosperity. Miss Dee left by this morning’s express for Christchurch.

At this time of the year ladies aro contemplating buying new frocks, your selection will lie made easier by inspecting 1 our new silks, colenes, ftiji silks, georgettes, art silks, all wool riffs.— Schroder and Cor—Advt.

A cold in the head can be quickly relieved with “ Nazol.” Powerful and penetrating. 00 doses Is Gd.—Advt.