Untitled

Hokitika Guardian, 4 December 1930, Page 4

Welcome ’Xmas gifts, Ladies Handbags, 4« to 455; Gents Wallets, 5s to 30s; Ladies and Gents Dressing Cases, 10s to 80s; Music Cases, 5s to 20s; Suit Cas:«, 5s to 105 s, and naturally one goes to Yarrall’s for these—Advt,

The monthly meeting of the Wept land Acclimatisation Society takes place at 7,30 o’clock this evening at the County Chambers,

Tf you want a taxi, ring up ’phono 176, Thomas Moore. Park Street, who will give you prompt and careful attention at any hour. —Advt,

A final reminder is given to the general public of the Convent Pupils Concert which takes place to-night at the Princess Theatre, beginning at 8 o’clock fiharp. Preparations are all oomplete and the public can be sure of enjoying u pleasant and rei resiling even i ng’s entertainment,

Mr S, Bassett, of Messrs Wild and Bassett, notifies that he lias leased his motor repair business to the West Coast Motors Ltd,, and in thanking patrons for past support asks that same be continued to the new management,

The important work carried out by the Borough Council in deepening and piping the Rolleston Street drain to lap more of the swamp water at the Ihac-k of the town, and so lessen the danger Of Hooding in lower parts, is now drawing to a close, '1 he work lias afforded employment for a .party of movi over a considerable time, and lias been well carried out. The resident* of Upper Rolleston Street appreciate the improved drainage now obtainable, and additional residences are now going up in that part of the town.

Something worth knowing that Addison’s can show you the very latest in ladies’ cream sports coats, ladies’ and children’s millinerv. Brocks, coals, lingerie, gloves and hosiery, at moderate prices. Call early to avoid (I is a ppoin tment. —Advt.

White twill sheeting 54 inclicp wide, now Is 6d a yard, 80 inch, now 2s 3d a yard. White and coloured curtain nets now Is and Is 6d a yard at Bade’s Great Initial Sale.—Advt.

Schuef’s Garage, Mack ay Street, Grey mouth notny in this issue some exceptional used car offerings.

-Hen’s, ladies and children's bathing mgs opened to-day at Addisons.— Ailvt.

Would £2,000 he handy on ’Xmas F.vW Ask yourself. To-morrow is closing day for the “Lucky Star” Art tnion for prizes totalling £4,000. tickets 2s (id each or book of 9 for £l. A. H. Lawn local agent.—Advt.

The concert and ball in aid of the Woodstock School at \\ oodtsoek Mali

last nigiit was well attendee. A capital programme was presented and 'iiueh enjoyed. Toe o-atl following proved a success, capital music being supplied by the -Mei-.-dy Orc.-estra,

All accounts owing to Toohey’s Arcade must be paid by Saturday December Oth. after that date they will be sued lor without further notice. Accounts can be paid at E. C. Toohey’s Cycle Whop or at J. Toohey’s house Sale Street.—Advt.

A cycle road race from the Suburban Hotel, Greymouth, to Taroa and reLurn was held last evening before a large crowd of spectators and resulted : O. Watson (2mm 40sec) 1, E. Swift (2min 4Gdec) 2, W. Glenn (3min) 3, Watson won comfortably by 300 yards, with one length between second and third. Hogarth was fourth and Daniel fifth. Watson’s time was 26min 42 l-ssecs,, whilst Swift’s time was 23min 59 2-ssecs. IH, Turtill, who gained the fastest time (24min 35pbos) lowered his previous record for the distance by- four seconds,

A very serious accident happened at the Mount David Sluicing Lompany’s water race yesterday morning. Some men were working on a face when several yards of dirt suddenly came away, and unfortunately a young man, Mr 'Frank Holling, came away with it, with the result that lie wap buried and, after being rescued, it was founa that lie was very badly hurt about the head and one of his wrists was badly wit. Dr Wickeu, of Reefton, was ’phoned for, and was quickly on the scene, rendering good assistance, and he then had the injured mail taken to Reefton Hospital.

Fountain Pens and Propelling Pencils in all the oest makes, prictp from 2s; also Pen and Pencil Sets in dainty boxes, from 4s. These make excellent ’Xmas gifts procurable at Yarrall’s Novelty Depot.—Advt.

The Methodist Ladies Guild enter tained members of St. Andrew’s and All Saints’ Guilds at the Parish Hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs Knowles Smith, President of the Guild, welcomed the guests, a special welcome being extended to Mrs Knights . who made her first appearance at these gatherings. The afternoon passed very pleasantly. Hongs were rendered by Misses Whiley, Lynn, E., Knight, musical monologue by Miss Evans, and pianoforte solos by Misses Delibridge and Streeter, recitation by Miss Perry. Two competitions were held and. afternoon ten handed, round. At the conclusion Mrs ParkhiU returned thanks on behalf of St. Andrew’s and extended an {imitation to all present to. an afternoon on Tuesday at the Soldierp’ Hall where Miss Potts will give an interesting account of her travels Vn the Old World. Mrs Mackay and Mrs Knights' also spoke on behalf of All Saints’ Guild. The National Anthem concluded a very enjoyable gathering.

With ’Xmnfi only a few weeks away its none too early to select your ’Xmas gifts—lf “What to give’’ Is your problem, solve it ensily and appropriately with furniture, cushions, linen, upholstered chairs, gramophones and records, carpets, crockery, crystal, all gifts of thoughtfulness and lasting remembrances. You will find ,beautiful, practical, and serviceable goods at Harley’s, the huge West Coasft Complete Home Furnishers, Greymouth, at prices to meet your requirements. —Advt.

Something worth knowing that Addisons are right up-to-date with house furnishings. Carpets, linos, runner and coir matting, hearth rugs, sheets, pillow cases, and curtain nets, lamp shade frames. Prices right. Simp early from full ranges.—Advt,

Our millinery this season has proved a huge suocess—consequently ws have secured a further supply at a big discount from a New Zealand manufacturer. We believe in supporting New Zealand industries. This extra supply is marked at much lower price—do not delay ns the demand is great at Schroder fwid Co. ’Phone ms.— Advt,

Dolls, dolls, dolls! Just opened up at the Economical Crockery shop. Now is the time to secure them and avoid the Xmas rush. 2s 6d deposit will secure any one of these beautiful dolls you .see in our window display, at prices to suit every pocket. P. Stephans proprietress.—Advt.

The game of tennis steadily increases in popularity find there ie a growing demand, among players for racket strings locally. To meet this demand L. S. Ross has installed a stringing machine which automatically puts even tension on every string and retains the original shape of the frame. Mr Ross extends a hearty invitation to players to see the machine in operation.—2l

Now shipment inside door mats just opened. Sale prices 3s lid, 4s lid, to 7s 6d at Bade’s Great Initial Sale.— Advt.