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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1932, Page 4

„ | h:,re wa \ <1 perfect day for the Ivoiterangi picnic to-dav. A grand ball takes place in the- 'lvoiterangi Hall tonight to wind up the day’s festivities. The number of quinnat I 'salmon ova laid down in the Hnkataramea hatchery last year was 577,000 of which 500,000 were sent to the Maori Creek hatchery for the liberation of fry in the Mnirau River and its tributaries; 20,000 were sent to New South Wales, and frnn the remainder 50,000 were hatched out, and liberated in the Hakataramea River, and about 7000 fry uere kept in a pond to the yearling stage. Further proof of the valuable time which can be saved by aerial transport " a s in evidence to-day 'when a plane, piloted by Squadron-Leader M. C. MacGregor, with Mr Peters as passenger landed at the airport site at South. 'Hokitika, shortly alter mid-day to-day.. -Mr Peters, who is .the New Zealand representative for Spartan planes, left Christchurch with Air MacGregor this, morning, and after completing his business' in Hokitika, returned to Christ-' church, leaving for Wellington later in the afternoon. Freshen up the sick-room and give it. the delicate fragrance of specially selected Mitcham Flowers with No 65 ; Lavender Water. Prices from 2s fid to 22s fid. All chemists.—Advt. Donnart beauty in your hair brought nit by Rr.-brl Hair Tonic. 3s 6d bottle, horn W. 10. Will ams. Chemist.—Advt. A’ears younger f)y combating grey inir! Rachel Hair Tonic, restores orignal colour and lustre. 3s 6d. Not a, lye. W. E. Williams, Chemist.— ulvt.