ROUND WORLD WITH SHIP’S OFFICER.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1927, Page 2

ROUND WORLD WITH SHIP’S OFFICER.

“ Whenever I reach Auckland always “ load-up ” with a plentiful supply of Pulmonas. No other port lias anything like ’em for relieving sore throats, coughs, colds, and influenza.” Try a tin from your chemist to-day Is Gd and 2s 6d.

Mrs. C. -T. Nightingale and family insert a notice of thanks in this issue, j The entries for the fat stock sale at Arahurn on Monday appear in this issue. sfr and Mrs J. Minelian, of Harihari, insert a notice of thanks in this issue. Mails which left sVellington per R. 51.5. Makttra. via San Francisco, or. the II tli October, arrived in London on 10th November. Messrs sVright. Stephenson and Co. Ltd. notify an unreserved sale ot the Tilliugdovc Jersey stud to he held at Richmond. Nelson, on lluirsday, Nov. 21th., at 11 a.m. Full particulars appear in this issue. Kortognst Bros. wish to draw the attention of all entrants for the Jusfrute Competition that one of the 12 prizes, a Jusfrute watch, has already been won by .Master D. Kerr, of Hokitika. They wish to mention that they have over a dozen more prizes. to be distributed. Don’t forget to save the Jus! rate Crowns.—Advt.

Advice has been received that his Excellency the Governor-General, accompanied by Lady Fergusson, will visit Hokitika on Saturday, December 3rd., and remain until Monday. The visit will he an unofficial one. Ilis Excellency indicated to the Mayor (Mr G. A. Ferry) that if convenient he would be glad to meet any of the citizens at any gathering on the Saturday evening. The local body will make the necessary arrangements at a meeting to he held next week.

Relore commencing his sermon at All Saints’ Church last evening, Bishop | \Vest-sVatosn referred to the pleasure it had given him to be again in " beautiful Westland.” During his short sojourn he had boon able to visit Kiunara. llariliari. and Hokitika, and though he enjoyed their wonderful scenery. had heard accounts of the pioneer days, and the decline of the gold fields, yet he had found a vein of gold in the hospitality and kindly fellowship of the people, while a finer gold still existed, and was manifest in the Hokitika parish shown by the way the Church people had co-operated with their vicar during a period ot stress. It was the right kindly spirit to show, and he urged the congregation individually and collectively to co-operate in bringing the young people to the Church, and not allow them to drift away. The liishop stated he would return again next winter and hold Confirmation in the parish, when he trusted to see even more candidates coming lorward than did on the last occasion, liishop 55’est--sYatson returned to Christchurch to-day.