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Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1927, Page 2

Ladies’ umbrellas, 7s fid to 21 s, newest handles at McKay's. Add. The Mental Hospital offers a .Kurd on" ton motor lorry for sal". A i;:e.s-ogo from Mont*.’ Carlo an-ii-’i:n , the death of Sessue Jlii.va-k.-wn. ihe Japanese film aele.r. Buy your “Now or Never"' Art 1 ui 1111 tickets from local sellers. B-'b'OO for 2s fid.- --Closing Monday 21st.— Advt. The Commissioner of Taxes draws ihr attention of taxpayers to the notification appearing In to-day’s issue that Hot urns of Land must he furnished not later than the Bth. April. forms of return may lie obtained at any pn>l.ai money-order office: they will not I>■ ~,ent to taxpayers from the offices o! flic Commissioner of Taxes, unless written application is made for teem. The Westland County L Hindi invites applications in this issue- for the posit ion of ferryman at Waiatolo and Ara'.vata rivers. South V, e-tlaud. The s ulis id v is C 52 yearly, and the free use of the ferry reserves and a considerable area of land udjefumg ibo rivers. Special line of Silk llo.se in ail wanted - hades. This week's price •‘ls i Id. Add isoii.s.—Advt. Ai, inspect inn of the Hokii sfin !-irr B: igaele was held last evening by Jnspector lingo. 1 here was a capita mu-sicr of under Sunt. Braddon. and Boput-y-Supt. ’l'hompson. Owi.ni; to the net night an inside jifaeiice wet tlire oil squad drill. Lair." rorviii.i M.-Gregor read hi- report. on tin. annual conference al (Osiim

Tile Duke of Void; reaches Pembroke this evening, and has a free day tomoiToW beside the restlul waters of Hake Wanaka Probably he will bn ;R----tr.'.elrd tn the head witters of the lake where the deer stalkers' are pas-dug just now for their annual raid on W- -tltiml elver, tin Monday the Duke leaves Pembroke lit 8.39 for (iuemislov. n and Lake Wakatipti. arriving there a*. noon when the usual formal recent]an takes iil.i- i . \i doubt the afternoon will la. -li-oit oil and about tin* lake. In tli.‘ v. "'it ■: there is to be •> serial gathering e-f the resident:, 'i'he .next tic. most crowded of the lui.-y mat:', a spent in the Dominion. Despite the wet and boisterous night I here was u voi'v good attendance at the Soldiers' Hall Ins’, night lor the If.V. \. euchre in aid of the hall fund*. Alder ten games the pri.-.e winners proved to be: First. Mrs Sumner Ms points : second. Master Simmor < If‘i> : third. Mrs Swettev Hit; fourth. Mr .7. Breeze ( 17). alter playing off with Mi's Beniamin. Flipper w:u served by the ladies' commit tec. There w ill be another euchre evening' on Friday next, but owing to tho benefit for the Phmkot bociot v on I h ■ lollowing I'ri~ day April Ist) there will he no play that evening. Hood tirizos wi'i he olfeied lor compel it ion < u Friday nej': and the usual arrangements '.'.ill he made to ensure a p!o:;>ant evetiing. I!nitty days, rubber coats!—Ladies' rubber coats, black, brown, saxc. 21s, 2.75. 20s Gd at McKay's.—Advt. Life shipTiCttl of 'Toil yards of coloured Fuji spun silk in shades of apricot, sum”, rose, light blue, green, sailvion. and mox. The usual price ol these silks are is Gd hut owing to lain delivery we are marking them a! 2s lid per vard. Schroder and Co.— Advt. Special Hokitika Sale. Kvcrv article substantially marked down by managing director and iu addition eight cases of Fire Salvage goods from Oreymuuth to be cleared at half prices. This big Bargain sale commenced at nine o’clock on Friday. March 11th. at McC-'rucr’s. Hokitika. Como prepared for wonderful bargains. -Advt.

' Summer salads need Shnrland’s Table Yiitegar. Pure iinil piquant, in bottle or draugtA Specify, and insist on Sharlsm! s.”— Advt.

Latest- popular soul's- ■’ Bella Donna Eundnborg.” “Thinking of You.” “Smile a Little Lit." “(limine a Little Kiss.” “Any lee To-(lny, Lady?” “I Can’t Forget.” “Just One More Kiss,’’ “Who.” (from tlie musical comedy ‘Sunny"). “At Pence With tlie VYort* “Tlie Letter Edged in Blank,” ‘‘Cuckoo.” “Every Little Tiling." “It Made You Happy.” “Matador” tlie new “Yalencia.” Price its, postage Id extra. Obtainable from A. AY. Yarrall. gramophone and musical dealer. Bevel! St. Hokitika.—Advt.

Use tlie vinegar that has stood tlie test of tinu—Sharlnnd’s Table Vinegai Best for pickling. Specify and insist on ” Sharland’s.”—Advt.

A notice of thanks appears in this issue.

Special prices this ,week at Addison’i j-son's Felts to clear at less than cost See window for prices.—Advt.

Notice is given that a sitting of the Assessment Court in connection with thr. Westland mining valuation wilt be the Westland County mining valuation wdl he held on the 31st inst. at IB a.ill.

Jr Cvril Owen, of the Christchurch

" Son.” has been appointed editor ol t ] !( , '• Wes; port Times,'' in plate of Mr C ( Paig. who is joining the staff of -1,0 Auckland "Sun'’ as Spurting Editor.

Th." indications are favourable for a satisfa;torv harvest festival on the coming Sunday. An excellent dis,,'’iy , : f fruit and vegetables is assured'and the local workers have every reason to' believe this year's effort wid ,that of previous seasons. Csc Shariaud’s Table Vinegar, ior flavour, purity and strength. In hull' and bottle. Free from mineral aclUs Al! the* best grocers.—Advt* New millinery !—Advance showing of 11,0 new felts now on view at McKay’s. Advt. The ideal vinegar for pickling purposes' is “ Sharia ad’s Table Vinegar Free from mineral acids, Excellent, flavour and strength.- Advt. Van all's for latest records : --“That Certain Feeling,” "Two Sad Byes. ‘■ i{os** of St. ALir-V’ "The Governor’s Pardon.” ‘Time You Forgotten Yvonne.” the m- deal comedy “Sunny,” "Spring is Here.” “Perfume of tli" Pasi ” “Sung of the Volga Boatmen.”' “Buy Bananas.” “Who’d Be ]sl„e,” “Could l:- l Coilninly Could,” “Hard to get Gertie.” “Here Comes Malinda.”— Advt In bulk or bottle, Sharlaml's Table Vine";:!' Eads for s length, purity, and jj,,.., •)',’( ify ‘'Sliarlatirf’s” to your