LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1930, Page 5

LATE LOCALS.

Addisons are offering a special discount of four shillings in the £ off all winter millinery.—Advt.

§*• The Municipal Band’s Concert held at the Town Hall last evening was well attended. The Band rendered a splendid programme and was assisted ny a solo hy Miss Rita Morgan, pianoforte duet by Hisses Jacobs and a violin solo by Mr Ackers,

Addisons are offering a special discount of 3s in the £ off their smart range of winter coats. Thrifty buyers are advised to call and inspect.— Advt.

Special Number Free Lance, featuring the world's heroine. Amy Johnson: also British Rugby match at Christchurch. Order now at Toohey’s Arcade.—Advt.

The members of the Presbyterian Ladies' Guild anil Choir, tendered Airs .1. Simpson a farewell social at St. Andrew’s Hall last Wednesday aftermoon. Besides the members of the Choir and Guild a large number of rriends were also present. Airs Parkliill, president of the Ladies’ Guild, mid also a member of tlie Choir, expressed regret at- the departure ol Air and Airs Simpson, who are leaving , this week for Scotland, where they will reside in the future. In wishing them a pleasant voyage, she assured them they had the best wishes of all pro* sent for their future, and on belialt of the Guild and Choir presented Airs Simpson ’Lilt a handsome travelling j rug, and Air Simpson with a shaving I outfit. Vocal items were rendered by j Alesdames Cliesterman. Pridmore and Parkhiil, and Aliss Davidson. Compoti- ! lions were held and won hy Airs Simp- | son and Aliss H. King, alter which afternoon lea was handed round and

the singing of Auld Lane Syne brought a pleasant function to a close.