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Hokitika Guardian, 8 February 1930, Page 4

Mrs A. Irwin and family, of Woodstock, insert a notice of thanks in this issue. An agent to work this district for a new gas lighter is advertised for in this issue. The entries for the fat stock sale at Availura on Monday next appear in this issue.

The Conservator of Forests invites intends in this issue for the purchase of a block of timber in Reserve No. 1462, Kanieri S.D.

A party of American tourists, under conduct of a- Tourist Agency from the States, will lie visiting Westland the week after next, and include the Glaciers in their tour.

The Hokitika Combined School excursion to Reefton takes place on Wednesday n,ext. In another column appears particulars' of the time- of the two trains leaving Hokitika and of the commencement of the return journey, together with the fares.

The Brunner Miners’ and Combined Schools’ picnic is taking place on Cass Square to-day. Next Friday the Blackball and Ngahere Schools hold their picnic on the Square, and on the folowing day, loth. inst. the, Cobden and Paro'a Schools’ picnic takes place.

Th*e Countv authorities compile the defaulters’ list for the Central Riding in a week’s time. Ratepayers, whose rates are still unpaid, therefore have a week’s grace to render themselves eligible to vote at the/ forthcoming election for a member for the Riding. The roll closes definitely on the 15th. inst.

A painful accident befel Mr F. W. Rozel, of Alexander Street, Greymouth about ton o’clock yesterday morning. He was engaged on the wharf in hauling trucks of timber to tlie Kamona, when his right hand caught between the rope and the revolving capstan, resulting iir four fingers being severely crushed, and the skin badly torn, but fortunately no bones were broken. Tt was found necessary to cut the rope in order to release Mr Rowel’s hand.

Boys’ grey cotton canoe shirts, sizes 1 to 4. Sale price 2s lid at W. H. Stopforth’s.—Advt.

Now is he time to buy back-to-school wear. McKay and Son’s Great “Secret” Sale is in full swing. The low prices are unrivalled.—Advt.

Men’s superior quality all-wool bathing costume:.. Sale price 6s lid to /s lid. W. H. Stopforth.—Advt.

Double seats in boy’s shorts which means double wear, is a special line just opened at Addison’s. All sizes from 5s 9d.—Advt.

Men ! We are offering special 10 per cent, cash discount on nil sports clothing. Note: We stock only New Zealand’s best. Inspection invited.— W. H. Stopforth.—Advt.

Preserving jars, jam jars, in all sizes, now in -stock at the Economical crockery shop. As usual prices are right. P. Stephens, Proprietress. —Advt.

Brown Nnppn Gloves, gaunl let and plain tops, in all sizes, just opened at Addison’s.—Advt.

Mats, (Carpets and linoleums, all reduced at Schroder’s end of season sale. Also cushions, bedspreads and sunshades to lie cleared at sale prices. Our Bargain tables are revelations in values, see for yourself.—Schroder and Co.—Advt.

The penalty of success is destructive criticism. There isn’t a single weakness in the Majestic Radio. That is why every Majestic set is guaranteed. Drop in and talk it over. Models from £SO on view at L. S. Ross’s Music Depot.—lL

Mesrs W. Jeffries and Co. notify entry list for their stock sale at Bold Head yards on Wednesday next.

The Hokitika, Fire Brigade acknowledge with thanks the annual donation of £1 Is from the Bank of New South Wales.

Still more bargains from McKay and Son’s Great “Secret” sale. Shop early.—Advt.

The Mayor has proclaimed a public holiday on Wednesday next, on the occasion of the schools excursion to' Reef ton.

A coming event which is hound to be very popular is .no Arahura Tennis Club’s Ball to be held in Token’s Hal) on Wednesday. Feb. 26th. ‘ The arrangements are now under wav and it is said the hall will be the best held since the opening of the hall. The music will be supplied by the Black Hand Orchestra and so a good night’s enjoyment will be assured.

News was received tins morning of the sudden death of Mrs Stewart, wife of <Mr Sam Stewart, the well known storekeeper of Goldisboroutgh, which took place about 9 o’clock this morning. Deceased had a seizure this morning, about 6 o’clock and passed away as stated. She was a

native of South Westland, a member of the Gibbons 'family of Kumara, and over 60 years of age. A husband is left, but there is no family. Many friends throughout the district will hear the news with regret and extend ftheir sympathy to the bereaved husband, who also is In very poor health.

When better bargains are offered McKay and Son’s will offer them, Buy your clothing needs _ from McKay’s Great “Secret” Sale.—Advt.

A great variety of bargains in crockery ware, fancy goods, toys, etc., now showing in the window at the Economical Crockery shop. Every article in the window Is. Shop early. P. Stephens Proprietress.—Advt.

Ladies’ voile frocks only 7s 6d, dress lengths in the newest rayons and voiles, also from 7s 6d, hats at correspondingly reduced prices—At F. Schroder’s end of season sale.—Advt.

When housewives shine—polishing floors, furniture, and linoleums, with “ Tan-01.” It is so economical to buy —so easy to apply—and gives such a bright, lasting shine. All grocers.— Ad. t.

You will quickly relieve a cough or cold if you inhale “ Nazol.” Powerful and penetrating. A unique; never-fail-ing remedy. Price Is 6d.~-Advt.