LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1929, Page 5

LATE LOCALS.

The Westland Sub-Union meets this (Monday) evening at 8 o’clock sharp, -xlvt. The death of an old, resident of Greymouth, Mrs Nellie Sotlieran, occurred yesterday at her residence,. Marsden Road. The late Mrs Sotheran, who was predeceased by her husband, the late Thomas Sotheran, leaves a grown-up family. '• • . I A motor accident occurred at the week-end on the Otira Road when a cdr, driven by Mr Semple, manager for /Gunnerson, Nqsworthy/Ltd., was travelling from Otira towards' Kumara. When the vehicle reached Kelly’s Creek v- bridge',: it.. Went through the , structure, falling a distance of from ten to twelve feet into the water. . Favoured with fine weather on Saturday afternoon, the Greymouth Bowling i' Club had a successful opening for their season, there being a large attendance of members and -visitors for the occasion. Teams selected by the President and Vice-President met in a match, there being no fewer than seven rinks aside. The Vice-President's side were successful. hy ; a margin of 17 points, scoring 147 against 130. '' ’ ~/-.••• V., ."■ •• 'X .- •On Friday. ( eye)nn|( > laat the coipbinr ,0 * ed All Saints t'Girls’.r.Guild and Young Men’s Club belcja very enjoyable -boo* ial in 'tlievChurch.haU.-. The dance music was 'supplied by Misses B. Evans..A’. Lynn and the, Rev. Nelson /, Wright, assisted by;- Messrs H. M. i Sweney (clarionet), J. Swency and D.' Heinz (violins). Vocal items, which were greatly appreciated, were given by 'Mr and Mrs A. Perry, Rev. and •Mrs Nelson ’ Wright arid Misses 'F. Stapleton and - ,M. Sweney, while , Messrs Sweney Brothers rendered ,two enjoyable duets on clarionet and violin and Messrs Heinz gave two instrumental duets. | Slipper was dispensed- by the members of the two. Clubs; the gathering breaking up at ' " what was,, to nlost of those present, a very early hour. . ■> • . . Get rid of that cough or cold quickly —use “ Nazol.” Powerful and penetrating.’ Brings quick relief. Price Is 6d.—Advt. •