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Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1927, Page 2

A farewell social will be tendered to .Miss Shuttle in the Ivoitorangi Public Hall on Thursday, August 2otli, at K p.m. All friends cordially invited to lie present.—Advt.

The Competitions were- in full progress again, starting at 9.3) o'clock, with a goal three hour programme for the first session. There was only a short interval and at 1.30 o’clock the afternoon session, which is a very attractive one, began.

As opnnrt unity serves during to-day and to-night, the dozen competitors for the 800-mprang mouth organ competitions will he worked in at the Competitions in progress at. the Soldiers’ Hall. Tills should prove a very novel amt entertaining event. In the North Island where competitions have been held, it has evoked great general interest.

Air H. At. Con Ison left London on Wednesday bust by the Alataroa for Netv Zealand, sailing by way of Panama Canal. On behalf of himself and family an acknowledgement of thanks appears in this issue for the numerous acts of kindness extended to bis family and for the sympathetic cables receives! hv him in London.

To-night at 7.1 A the opening remarks at. tl)o Competitions will lie made by I lord G. Knowles Smith (Vice-Presi-dent) ami from 7.10 o'clock on. the programme will lie crowded with many good items, including the operatic solo, the girls song (recalls), several recitations and a juvenile oration; prepared reading, and the ladies in their Sliakespercan recital, together with ballets hy junior and senior girls.

A pleasant- function took place on Friday afternoon in the office of the "Westland Dairy Coy., it being the occasion of fa,re..veiling Aliss Katie Lock, one of the clerical staff. Air H. T. Parry (ATaTiaging Director) in remarks made reference to the many excellent qualities of Aliss Lock, and expressed the Company's regret at tier departure, at the same time assuring her of their dee;) appreciation of her trusted service. 11l small tangible lecognitinn of esteem, on lvohalf of himself and the staff, he presented her with a. handsome travelling rug and monetary gift, conveying with it also. l>est wishes for her future welfare. Alias Lock, in a few well chosen words, thanked the donors for their kindly expressions, and felt very proud indeed of the gifts. She was glad to know she had given satisfaction, for she had tried to do her best, and could always look hack witli happy reflections to the pleasant and instructive, time spent wc. * the staff. She wished to especially rliank Air Parry for his guidance to her in the work, which had considerably supplemented her knowledge clerically. and to him. for such, her hest thanks were due. She was very sorry to part, but her parents desired her to accompany them to AVellington. She concluded hy wishing the staff and company every success and prosperity. Our first delivery of new season’s hats are now arriving, new styles and all the latest colours in crinolines, sii'ks, satins, bubble straws, also smart selection of models and rendy-to-wcars. —Schroder and C'o.—Advt. Sufferers from bronchitis or asthma will get speedy relief hy taking “ Xnv.ol ” on lump sugar, or inhaling. Penetrating and soothing. Is I’d buys f,O doses.—Advt. Evening Frocks and evening dress flowers: "Beautiful selection now on view at At (‘Kay’s, Hokitika.—Advt. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure First aid for toughs, colds, influent-*

11l connection with the proposal to include the Borough of Kuinara in the Westland Electric Power District, a notice of a petition is given in this issue.

The West Coast Factories have raised tiie price of butter wholesale by Id per lb. This brings them in line with Wellington prices which have been higher for the past fortnight.

The term holidays of the public schools will commence on Friday next, the pupils returning on September 12th. The Teachers’ Training College will a,lso close on Fridav next.

The Competitions conclude to-mor-row with morning and afternoon sessions, and a grand demonstration concert at night, when the prize winners in numerous sections will appear. It will be quite a gala night with the champions to the fore.

A London correspondent states: Admiral of the Fleet, Earl Jellicoo and Countess .Tellicoe received many congratulations on the anniversary of their silver wedding. July Ist. was the date of this happy attainment. Lord Jellicoo returned from Genova in connection with the celebration.

The old established Greymouth Hostelry known as Ilevingtnn’.s Hotel, which has been conducted for some years by Mr J. D. Winghnm. is reported to have been sold by Air AVingliani to Mr John Dore, a well-known sportsman and owner of the trotting horse. High Jinks. The price, so far, lias not been disclosed.

The death took place at Christchurch on Friday of Airs 1L C. Forsyth, who formerly resided at Greymouth for many years. Deceased, who was a native of Scotland, was 82 years of age. She was a well known worker for the Presbyterian Church. Her liusbnml predeceased her several years ago. The deceased is survived by two daughters. Airs Peter llarr. of Dunedin, and .Miss Kathleen Forsyth.

I'lie death occurred suddenly on Saturday of Air Stacey Oxenham, at the 1 esideneo of his mother, Airs T. Oxenliain, Greymouth. Deceased, who was years of age, had fur some considerable time past suffered from heart trouble, and it was due to one ol his periodii a? heart attacks, which took place soon after his return home about midday, that brought about his untimely death. The late Air Oxenham had been engaged in taxi-driving, and was well known in the Grey District. He was at one time a prominent member of the Fire Brgiade, but unfortunately had 10 relinquish the rather strenuous duties involved owing to his health being seriously impaired. lie was a very popular member of the Star Football Club and various other sports bodies, and his demise will be much regretted by bis many friends. In addition to his mother, lie is survived by two brothers. Air Thomas Oxenham. of the Pailway Department: Air Clarrie Oxenham (Hamilton), and one sister, Airs Gordon Hatty.

New goods now opening in all departments: Bordered voiles, taffetas, zephyrs, the latest patterns in exclusive dress lengths, printed voiles in a large variety from 7s fid. the dress length.—Schroder and Co.—Advt.

The quickest and surest way to rout a. cold is to take Nnzol.” No cold is Nivcnl-proof. Heals mucous membranes and clears a : >- passages. Is fid hues fit) doses.—Advt.

New crepe de chines just opened up New colour shades. Prices 7s fid, 8s lid, and 11s (id a yard.—AlcKay’s, Hokitika.—Advt. Window Curtains.—lf it’s window curtains you require call and see Ale Kay’s display.—Advt.

The first of the spring hats have come to hand and are now on view at McKay's.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure First aid for coughs, colils, influenza Ladies’ new umbrellas, a big range in qualities, just opened up. Latest styles in handles. Ib ices os lld to 255. .McKay’s, Hokitika. —Advt. Inhal-d. or taken on sugar, “XazoP' gives immediate relief from coughs colds and all bronchial complaints. A scientific, common-sense remedy. GO dosse Is Gd. Addisons for whitebait netting, 72inch, 2s Sd : 30-inch, 2s lid.—Advt. Cable advice from London states that after 20th September, 1027 fin London) prices of sheetings and ealieoes will have to he advanced. We advise people to liny sheetings now and recommend McKay’s, Hokitika, for best values,— Advt.' Nothing shifts a cough or cold readily as “ Nazol.” The scientific common-sense remedy. A powerful penetrating germicide. GO doses Is Gd. —Advt. Whitebait netting made to sample of netting supplied by professional Hokitika whitebaitor is now on sale at McKay’s at 3s 3d a yard. The netting is extra strong and the mesli is considered just the right size.—Advt.