LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1929, Page 5

LATE LOCALS.

Messrs W. Jeffries and Co. notify at their auction sale in the Mart tomorrow afternoon they will include a, number of iresh articles including gramophones and records, furnituie and boots.

Vigilance in respect to tidiness of the streets is to be observed at Birkenhead. and the inspector has been authorised to enforce restrictions regarding throwing paper and similar rubbish on the. footpaths, states the Auckland correspondent of the “Lyttelton Times.’’ Air }V. B. Barlow, who introduced the subject, said that on his recent visit to Sydney lie was impressed by the very clean and tidy state of the streets. The secret was that if a person threw a cigarette butt on the street it cost him a fine of £4. Prosecution would follow also if a person threw a ticket in a tram or on the footpath. “They are paying £209 a day in fines in Sydney,” Mr Darlow said.

Men ! Call and see the new overcoats at Hade’s. The new shop that lias the latest in everything a man requires. Aslc to see the new fur-felt hats at 10s Gd, or good warm all-wool cardigans at 12s Gd. Also pull-overs and lumber (jackets at new prices. Krank Bade (late of McKay’s).—Advt.

Put this in your cruet —Sliarland’s Vinegar. r J’lie most wholesome and most palatable vinegar in New Zealand. In bottle or bulk.—Advfc.