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Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1929, Page 4

Tlicro will be a mooting of tlic Westland Power Board at 7..30 o’clock this evening. ■For your ’Xmas supplies of fruit and vegetables shop at Turner’s fruit miii't. A fine assortment to pick from. Book your order now and you will not ho disappointed. The Hokitika State School “breaksup’’ on Thursday the infant section in the forenoon, and the primary and secondary classes in the"afternoon. Parents and others interested in the school are welcome to these functions. The new hut at Hans Bay, Lake Kanieri, for holiday makers should he much appreciated. It is handy to the lakeside where there is good bathing. For those essaying the Mount Tuhua climb the hut is convenient for staying overnight and so permit an early start in the morning to enjoy, the special beauty of the early sunrise on the Alps. We think we can offer you the solution to your ’Xmas gift problems. I The essentials of a ’Xmas gift are that it must please. It must also be unique, something out of the ordinary. With confidence then, wo sav, “What b better than Oriental Novelties—elaborated with all ‘the/characteristics of Oriental originality.'” Brass vases, smoker’s stands, cigar boxes, lamp shades, sweet dishes, ash tra\s, etc We would be p'eased ii you would call 1, for you will find our selection beyond words—magnificent— and fto prices are ever so modest at Yarrail’s Novelty Depot.—-Advt. The School Concert will be given tomorrow (Wednesday) night and again on Thursday night, the demand for seats having justified this action. As a result of some of the reserved Thursday seats being changed for use bn Wednesday evening there are a number of seats available unstairs for both Wednesday and Thursday nights, and also down stairs. The programme to be given is confidently expected to be one of the best ever given here. Tf tlie provisions contained in the Police Offences and Arms Act for tne regulation of the sale and use of fireworks are rigidly carried out according to the warning issued by the Com•ntssioner of Police (Mr W. B. M’llveney), the New Year, in New Zealand at least, will be ushered in very quietly. No person may sell fireworks without a permit, and even the use of such a simple thing as a “throw down” may be prohibited. Captain J. C. Mercer on Sunday flew from Christchurch to Nelson and back and amply demonstrated the utility and convenience of the aeroplane as a means of transport. With Mr W. Williamson, who accompanied him, Captain Mercer was able to arrive in Nelson early in the morning, see his friends, have lunch, and arrive back comfortably in Christchurch for the evening meal. He had covered 500 miles, or more. New Dance Records:—From tire H. M. V. December -.dance list the following records have 'been, culled for their melody, rhythm, and orchestration: “Underneath the Russian Moon,” vocal refrain bv lludy Valleo, and “The One That I Love Loves Me,” fox-trot, refrain by Rudy Vallce, played by Rudy Valine and liis Connecticut Yankees (KJAS6S) ; “Every Moon’s a Honeymoon” (With You), fox-trot, vocal refrain by Rudv Valine, and “When You Come to the End of the Day,” waltz, played by Leo Reisman and his orchestra (KA581); “Blue Hawaii,” waltz, vocal refrain by Don Howard, and “Sparling "Waters of Waikiki,” waltz, played by the Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra (EA574); “Jericho,” fox-trot, with vocal refrain, and “I’ll Always Be in Love with You,” waltz, with vocal refrain, played by Waring’s Pennsylvanians (EA.559). At Yarrall’s Sports and Music Depot.—Advt.

Toys at Toohey’s include: Motor cars, fire engines, motor cycles, all with electric light; aeroplanes that fly, Urol sets, meccano sets and toy ; s of every description. Fifty per cent, of our toys are made in England. Call at Toolioy’ s A rcade.—Advt.

Lines of interest showing at Addisons: Ladies’ and children’s millinery and Mexican beach hats, gloves, hosiery, .tray and supper cloths, bedspreads in pink and blue shades—17s 6(1, 31s and 375, just opened. Call to-day.—Advt. What could he more suitable for a Xmas present than a good fountain pen P 1 have them from 3s 6d to 30s, every pen guaranteed and all parts kept in stock. Toohey’s Arcade.— Advt. (lifts for men—Pyjamas, shirts, sports wear, scarves, belts, suspenders, ties and a great variety in handkerchiefs from 7d to Is 3d each. Addison’s—Advt. Sharlnnd’s Vinegar makes delightful* salads it is so pure, piquant, and strong. Use it always! All grocers sell *.* Sharland’s in bottle or bulk. -Advt.

This knocks them handy. English made motor cars with electric light for 3s 6d. Get in early. Toolieys* Arcade.

—Advt

The "Railway Department advertises in this issue particulars of alterations and additions to the ordinary train service 20th. to 24th. December; also train services on Christmas Day.

The death of Mr Nils Persson Backman, occurred at his residence, O’Grady Street, Blnketown, yesterday, after an illnes lasting some little time.. He was a native of Sweden, and had been a resident of New Zealand for twenty-five years. He is survived by his widow.

No need to worry over your Nnlas Gifts. Just come along to the Ecc nomical Crockery Shoo and the gift problem is easily solved. Fancy cups and saucers from Is each. Beautiful range of vases from Is. Special Xmas range of tumblers in all sizes, 6d each. Full supply of white coupes now in stock.—P. Stephens, Proprietress.— Advt. : : ~.. .

The problem of Christmas gifts is easily solved if you shop at Ross’s Cycle, Sports and Music Depot. Make your gifts utility gifts. Ask to see our largo selection of joy-cycles and cycles. —B.

Good tennis balls are as essential as a good racket if you wish to play at your best. That is why good players demand Davis (1930) balls, 3s 6d a pair at Ross’s Sports Depot.—7.

Shopping these days is a. pleasure and it is surrpising when buying gifts for the family how far your money gcfes when shopping at Paterson’s. A special selection of the newest, popular, practical and useful gifts that will be appreciated at the keenest of pricfes. —Advt.

The biggest and best show of toys in town now on show at the Economical Crockery Shop. Dolls of all descriptions, prices from Gd to 40s. Dolls prams and tricycles galore. Call and inspect.—P. Stephens, Proprietress.— Advt.

Shop early! Buy your gifts while there is a selection. The ' large stocks of hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, soaps and perfumes in ladies wear and. the tics, sox, shirts, hats and cardigans in men’s wear specially imported for the Christmas season by Messrs Schroder and Co. are the very newest and smartest that are being shown.—Advt.

WOMAN IN JURIED BY FALL. THAMES, December 16. A married woman, Mrs Len Tliorburn, was the victim of a pecular accident on the Tapu-Coroglen Road yesterday. In company with some com-, panions she climbed to the foot' of a giant kauri tree on the roadside, when the log rolled, and she fell a considerable distance. Her left arm suffered a compound dislocation. She was taken to the hospital at Thames. It is' doubtful whether the arm will have to be amputate^.