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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1927, Page 4

IT’S NOW INSTALLED! THE MODERN BATTERY CHARGING EQUIPMENT IS NOW READY FOR OPERATION. THIS REMOVES US FROM TH CATEGORY OF A GARAGE TO AM UP-TO-DATE SERVICE STATION MAKING AVAILABLE TO CAR OWNERS Th'E SAME FACILITIES AS WOULD BE THEIRS IN THE LARCEST CITIES. AFTER WE SELL, WE SERYE. BATTS GARAGE WELD STREET HOKITIKA AUSTIN DODGE RUG C Y CARS

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STAISBF]) IX A '[’PAIN. RO.MF, December 2i. A 1 u.ioV Ponnirici. one of the most distinguished ofiicei's of the Air Force, "'ho was connected with General Nobile in the preparation of the dirigible Norge for its North Pole flight last .May. was attached while asleep in a train between Naples and Potenza by a mashed and armed bandit, and is now in hospital at X, pics. .Major Ponniriei, who was in a firstelass carriage alone with a well-dressed .voting man, was awakened by someone slipping a hand into his coal pocket. Ill' jumped to his feet and saw a mashed man before him who seized him by the hair and drove a knife into his t liroat. Pleeding profusely, .Major Pomariei grappled with his assailant, and attracted the attention of other passengers, whereupon the masked man opened the door of the carriage and jumped out. Fascist railway militia later arrested a man believed to he the assailant. It is feared that there is little hope of .Major Pomarici’s recovery.

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HANDSOME HAND-BEATEN SILVER BOWL. Presented to the N.Z. Rugby League by Mr J. D. Lynch, of Greymouth, for the Directors of the white Horse Distillers Company, of Glagoiv and London. V. • , Sa B S 3. m - m&m m II The Secretary at Auckland, Mr 0. E. Carlow, iias been ashed, in association with the West Coast Centre, to fix conditions under which the Cup will be competed for by Coast teams.