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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1932, Page 4

Messrs Me.Mnhon and Lee notify in this issue particulars of their offering at the Boss stock sale next .Monday.

Floral work of every description made at shortest notice at Yarralis—Wreaths, br dal bouquets, sprays etc. A large supply of cut flowers always on hand. — Advt.

The Gael is due to-night Irom Unite Buy with sheep and is to sail to-morrow for Nelson with timber. She is announced to leave Nelson tn -Monday and 'Wellington on Tuesday next for Hokitika.

Warm and comfv are the new woollen hed jackets in dainty shades now showing at Addisons Dressing gowns and ladies’ art silk bloomers in alt sizes at prices that must appeal. — Advt

The presentation to Mr J. J. Breeze, Chairman of the Westland Hospital Board, by the Citizens of ‘Westland will be made next Tuesday evening in the Town Hall bv His Worship the Yayor. Any person desirous of assisting the fund will oblige by kindly forwarding their subscription to the Chairman of the Fund before noon oil Monday next.

Everybody is knitting 'and Addisons have just the wools you want in all shades, in plain, marl and tweed effects, also fancy wools, woodpecker, hemesia, halyeon, viyella etc., in all dainty shades to suit your requirements.—Advt.

Last evening tho All Stunts’ Ladies’ Guild held a gift social in the Parish Half, The evening opened with a short concert, the programme consisting of a piano duet by Messrs W. A. Lindsay a n d H. Thiele, ana songs by Miss Nancy Brooks, Miss Ada Lynn, Mrs j. Macjfarlaaic, Airs Paterson, .Messrs J. B. Ward and S. Blank. An advertisement guessing competition was held during the which"-, was won by -Mr E. Heenan. The gift parcels were opened and displayed, and the evening closed with a short dance. Despite other attracions tuere was a good attendance . and the bazaar funds will benfit to the extei.t of about thirty-five shillings and at least two pounds worth of goodsThe hall was beauifully decorated with a fine display of flowers.