LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1931, Page 6

LATE LOCALS.

See Addisons attractive window display of the new season’s slub repps and curtain nets.—Advt. *

Mrs Walker renowned R,auiy Sp. e a’ ist and Permanent W.aver arrives in iiojjitika on Thursday night and will lie in attendance at the Divinia Toilet Salon. New permanent waving and drying machines ’ have been installed. Mrs Walker will be pleased to give advice free to any of the ladie s of Hokitika and surrounding districts. Clients are advised to make their appointing n.s early. >

On Monday evening the visiting members of tlie West Christehu.

Higii School met the boys of our own school in debate. A most animated and keenly fought discussion ended in a substantial win for thiT"local debating team, who acquitted themselves in excellent fashion. Simmons Craig, and Robertson spoke for the visitors and Shannon, Keller and Rutland for Hokitika. All three of the Hokitika boys spoke well, making the best possi I use of the arguments at their dis_ posal. The judge of the debate, tlie Rev. G. A. Naylor, placed Keller first of the six speakers, and expressed his pleasure in the easy fluent style of the speaker as well as his diction and The aptness of his argument. Shannon spoke with vigour and humour and d\stinguished himself in the reply, while Rutland made a sound, well balanced contribution to the debate. Hokitika has etery reason to Tie proud of. its school debating team and we hope they will appear again in inter-si lu ol tie-* hates.

Use only the best polish on vour floor-coverings, furniture and footwear. Apply “Tan-ol” ! Give a bright lasting shine. Cleans,-polishes? and .preserves.—Advt v *. . i x i >