ROSS NEWS
(From our own Correspondent).
MOTOR LORRY BURNT.
On Saturday evening a motor truck owned by Mr Kortegast of Hokitika was destroyed by fire at Mitenelis lull below the Mikonui.
Air Harry Kortegast who was driving was returning from Harihnri after delivering a load of cordials and had j us t started to descend the hill when back firing occurred, the lorry was immediately in flames and was totally destroyed.
It is understood there is an insurance cover on the truck.
THE ORIGINALS
The “Originals” vaudeville entertainers showed to a good hou ? e at the Totara Hall on Saturday evening.. The .show was a bright and enjoyable one and thoroughly enjoyed by all pre,e„L. They will play a return visit to Boss in about a week’s time, SPORTS A 1 FETING. The sports committee met last Wednesday evening when the treasurer’s statement showed receipts lor the recent meeting to bo ,9188 and payments 8188, leaving a credit for the meeting of 881), which with the baloimo in hand will make a credit of a few shillings under .8100, which is a Imndy position to be in these hard times.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 April 1932, Page 5
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