LATE LOCALS.
5 A sitting of the Juvenile Court was belli, at Hokitika this mjorning before Mr W. Mleklrum, S.M. A boy of 14 years, who stole two watches valued at £5, was admonished and discharged. Two charges were preferred aganist another lad. For stealing a bicycle, valued at £2, lie was admonished and discharged and an order was made for the return of the bicycle. He was also admonished for breaking telegraph insulators and discharged.
A meeting of the local Unemployment Committee was held at the Town Hall this forenoon to meet Mr Davies (of the Labour Department). Present: The Mayor in the chair, Messrs Heenan, Evans, Harvey, and MoGavin. Several local mining applications were dealt, with, three being recommended and others referred back for further : report. The Committee brought: before Mr Davies the necessity of increasing the weekly qiiota as the local men were being curtailed in tjme and payment.
Where housewives shine —polishing floors, linos and furniture with “Tnnol”. Its so easy to apply. Gives a bright lasting shine. So economical, too. New Zealand made. All grocers.— Adyt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1931, Page 6
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181LATE LOCALS. Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1931, Page 6
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