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Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1931, Page 4

The usual sitting of the Magistrate’s Court takes place to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock. Gas makes tar—tar makes hosts of useful aitk-.C’-s; amongst them tar—pull in. No that’s wrong, we mean tarpaulin. Have a look at it on Saturday night at Lloyd’s and Preston’s corner. Don’t forget to put some dollars in your pocket.—Advt. 'The funeral of the late Airs RFleming took place yesterday afternoon. There wr.fi a large attendance to mourners present, the cortege being a lengthy one. There were a lawge number of handsome floral tributes from sorrowing friends. The Rev. HT. Knights conducted the services at All Saints Church and the graveside. Infectious and other notifiable diseases reported in the Canterbury and West Coast Health District during the week ended noon on Monday were eight fewer than were reported the previous week. The total was 15, as follows:—Canterbury: Tuberculosis, 7; pneumonia, 3; puerperal sepsis, 2. AYest Coast: Diphtheria, 3. There was one death in the Canterbury district from tuberculosis. The steamer Nile which left on Saturday afternoon for Okuru with a full general cargo for South AVestlandf settlers, arrived back at the wharf about 9.30 o’clock this morning after a good trip. The steamer brought a full cargo of pips, and a quantity of cheese, butter and tinned whitebait. The steamer is to have a trawl outside before leaving for the north to-mor-row. Peerless Pictures will screen at Woodstock to-night, (Wednesday!. Rua. tapn Thursday and Kokatahi Friday, a First National Picture entitled “Tlio Sea Hawk” starring Alilton Sills and Doris Kenyon. There is honour among -crooks. The mystery man of the underworld comes out of his hiding place to prove it. Let Alilton Sills and Doris Kenyon show you both sides of the- -underworld, its trickery, its gangs feuds, hats, justice, and even its love. One of the boldest and most daring underworld dramas ever screened. Gazettes and comic.—Advt. Do you Yeuston daily? Better than apole a day. AY. E. AYilliams, Chemist. —Advt. “Yeaston daily to keep fit. Many have found iq a wonderful hit. AY. E. AYilliams, Chemist-.—Advt. Gift of Nature! Morning tonic of Yeaston Tablets and water. AA T . E. AYilliams, Chemist.—Advt. Catarrh of stomach yields to Yeaston Tablets which counteract poisonous secretions. \A r . E. AA r illiams, Chemist. —Advt. Nervous debility corrected - by eating Yeaston Tablets which stimulate digi'fltive process, \V. E. WilliamSj Chemist.—Advt,