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Hokitika Guardian, 6 June 1930, Page 4

We are now in a position to offer you 6ft. wide linoleum from 6s (xi to 8s lid per yard. , Ask to see the New [.O. Linoleum at 7s 9d, its wonderful value. Also the newest designs in Floortox Squares from 29s 6d to 59s (Id.—Frank Bade, House Furnisher.—Advt. “Nay.ol” quickly relieves and remedies coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis and alt such ailments of the throat and lungs. Keep a bottle handy. 60 doses for Is 6d.—Advt.

The Hokitika members of the Coast team are requested to meet at Newman’s Garage to-morrow (Saturday) at noon sharp. The game starts at 2.40 p.lll.

A fire started yesterday in the residence of Mr R. Ramage, Cobden, about 1.30 p.m. was (juiekly extinguished, the Fire (Brigade, who turned out, finding their aid unnecessary.

The Railway Department have agreed to run a spe ial train through from Hokitika to Christchurch on July ,sth. on the occasion of the second.test match against the British Rugby team.

“1 could guarantee to berth the Bremen at the Gladstone Pier with a 3 little trouble as was ne essarv in the case of the Renown,” declared Mr Cyrus J. IL AYilliams., a former engineer to the Lyttelton Harbour Board, in evidence before, the Commission on Direct Access to the Sea. Air AVilliams staid that the entrance to the inner harbour was wide enough for all classes of ships. There had been Ho difficulty in .bringing, in-the Renown anti swinging her round to her berth.

Seagrass prams and push ehdira for baby’s comfort and,/mother’s convenience, istrougly : built apd gracefully designed. Special attention has been paid to the upholstery of these handsome buliy carriages. See them, handle them at Yarrall’s - Sports Depot, Revell St.—Advt. •'