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Hokitika Guardian, 21 July 1930, Page 4

Gills navy serge lints at bargain prices. Addisons.—Advt. It lias now been definitely decided to bold tin’s year’s cycle road-race' from Waimate to Christchurch instead of . from Timaru. All ladies desirous of taking part .yr the Hospital Ball arrangements are requested to meet in the Board Rooms this (Monday) evening; at 7 o’clock. The meeting will be a short .one.— Advt. The last 'Gazette notifies the. ap- ' pointment of William Ernest Thiele, John J. McKay, William Sear.le, William Berry, Thomas El. Ferguson,; Alfred Wall and Francis Haddock to be members of the Inter-Wanganui River Board. The annual Hockoy Club Bail will take place on Wednesday, July 30th. Arrangements are now in hand for the event, which promises successful results. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. The weather conditions were very adverse on Saturday afternoon for the inter-provincial soccer match at the Recreation Ground. for the Peter Hawson Cup between Buffer (challengers), . and West Coast ers). The play. was. -nevertheless,, fast and exciting, and proved very in’tereftfng for tine* spectators.;" The West Coast team won the game by one goal to nil. • A a» «ar<U i i . —mm Inspector of Fisheries (Mr A. E. Hefford) held a meeting yesterday morning when he met a representative gathering of whitebait fishermen numbevino. about 35. i r. regard to the i whitebait regulations drafted.'-!' ! A lengthy discussion ensued during which the fishermen made objection to the limit of the season, and , the charges pronosed of 10s for a set net license, os for a scoop net, and £l for a dealer’s license. It was stated that the conditions for the allocation of trenches would remain the same aslast year. A number of the proposals 1 were approved. The strongest' objection was made in regard to the pm-, 1 posed fees for licenses. Ultimately the meeting, which was somewhat 1 elorm'v and vehement, concluded. Mr. Hefford will in due course report .-iqheadnuarters,.on,,the decisions of the meeting. ■ ,t,. | The Hatchery : Committee iof the i Westland Acclimatisaeion Society met Mr A. E. Hefford, Inspector of Fisheries yesterday and motored to Lake Kanieri where the hatchei-y. and surroundings were inspected. Mr Hefford expressed pleasure at the general condition of the hatchery, which was very satisfactory for its-purpose, .and" the ideal conditions for hatching out ovar Replying to enquiries in regard toquinnat ova, Mr Hefford stated though. I there had been a fine run of fish in' Canterbury rivers, they had not had. too much success in trapping, the fish, apparently keeping to the mainstreams Every effort will be made to supply ova as desired. In regard to brown trout, every possible endeavour would be’ made to supply the requirements J>f the. Society .but that depended on tjio amount of ova secured. Mr Hefford * stated that. he . was reporting favourably on Lake Mapourika for the liberation.‘of .rainbow trout. A general discussion took place on minor matters affecting the welfare of the Society generally. At Greymouth on Saturday night at the Grey Boxing Association tourney “Tiger” Palmer, of Australia, knocked out Alf CT.everley, ; of Wellington, in the tenth round, after a good contest in which the winner had much the. best of the fight. Palmer is of the tearaway type, but still combines more than a fair share of science, with his milling tactics. It was his aggressiveness that , earned him the day, and Cileverley did not' seem able to cope with his sturdy opponent’s rushes. In the first three rounds the Wellington, boy took the honours, but from then on until the conclusion, in the tenth round, he was defending practically the ; whole of the time. Palmer’s main weapons were left lead followed by a vicious right uppercut, while he also used a left hook to advantage. " ' ' ‘--

Addisons are offering genuine reductions in ladies and children's ;millinery. Coats, oardigans and all-wear-ing apparel etc.—Advt. Petone working flannels, absolutely the best on the market in shades of brown, Shetland, Orkney, navy and, grey. Prices from 6s lid to 12s 6d at W. H. Stopforth’s.—Advt. For ten dajfs only Addisons are offering a special discount of 2s in the £, of all down quilts. These- are fashionable colourings and combined; with quality should appeal to thrifty housewives.—Advt. New records for July:—“Mona” and “I’m On a Diet of Love,” Geo. Olsen’s Orchestra; “Should I?”, and I “A Bundle of Old Love Letters,” by the High Hatters; “Puttin’ on the Ritzy” and “Singing a Vagabond Song.” by Shilbret’s Orchestra; “A Stout Heart of Long Ago” and “The Wedding of Sandy McKee,” by Sandy Maefarlane; “A Coal Miners’ Dream”; and “The Engineer’s Dying Child,” by, A 1 Craver; “Micky Mouse” and “The Doll’s House,” by Novelty Orchestra; “Everybody’s Melodies” Part i and 2, by Leslie James. Hear them at Yarrall’s—Advt. Men ! If you want reliable working sox, it will pay you to visit our store, All-wool sox Is 3d to 3s 6d pair. W. H. Stopforth’s.—Advt.