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Hokitika Guardian, 15 August 1931, Page 4

The entries for Monday's fat stock sale at Arahura appear in this issue.

Floral tributes, wreaths, bridal bouquets, posies, made from choicest fresh flowers at Yarralls at shortest notice.— Advt.

The Ross Borough Council are inviting fresh tenders for the two years lease of Municipal Reserve No. 210 (near Fergusons) of 440 acres, ftfceivable up to Thursday next.

Free, free, free, one regular size cake of Rexona soap if you buy 1 tin of Rexona Ointment for Is 6d. Economical Crockery Shop, P. Stephens, proprietress.—Advt.

The Third Test match is taking place to-day at Manchester The first day results should be available to-morrow morning a*t 7.30 o’clock, the Broadcasting stations having arranged to give a resume of the play at that hour on Sunday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

Private advice received yesterday afternoon stated that after a brief stay at Timaru to refill with petrol. Captain White in his Spartorn aeroplane left again after his arrival from Hokitika, and arrived at Dunedin 65 minutes later, arriving at 11 a.m. after a smart journey of 207 air miles in under three hours in the air.

Addisons invite inspection of their exclusive range of head necklets just opened.—Advt.

Splendid range of 54in. Tailors Tweed to be cleaved at 5/6 per yard— This is very suitable for making ladies’ coats, or boys’ suits, at Schroder and Co’s, Stock-taking Sale, —Advt,

Mrs P. Kirwan senr. and family in sert a notice of thanks in this issue

M e.ssrs W. Jeffries and Co. notify a stock sale at Kokatahi sale yards on Wednesday, August 19fh. at noon.

Beautiful floral wreaths from 5? at Yarrall’s. These are made from choicest Mowers and delivered at shortest notice.—Advt.

If you require a taxi day or lught in town or a trip to country districts ring ’phone 176, Tlios. Moore, Park Street.—Advt.

It is pleasant to note that since “Aussie” reduced its price to 6d it seems to lie giving the public better value than ever for its money. Not only is the size the same but the contents and general layout of the magazine show a vast improvement. A big feature in tlie latest issue is a story by that famous Australian humourist “Kodak” entitled “The Bishop and the Buns.” This is the first of a series of “Kqctah” stories to he printed by “Aussie” from month to month. Quotations from Australian and New Zealand writers, a feature introduced some months ago, has proved exceedingly popular. These quotations promise to supply the most valuable collection ever got together. They are gems of the literature of two great countries, and there are prizes each month for the reader sending iii the best one from each country. Several other striking features have been introduced including a big competition in which 100 prizes are to be given away, £3O in cash and 90 other prizes. Certainly in all respects “Aussie” appears to have taken a new lease of life in spite of the depression.

Addisons a min strike new and appealing styles in men’s ties. The value offering is unsurpassable.—Advt.

Special reductions in beddings, single bed 29s 6d, double bed 49s 6d. Pillows from 2s 6d, at McKays sale.— Advt.

Whitebait netting 80in. wide now Is lid and 2s lid at McKay’s.—Advt.