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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1932, Page 4

Dee’s Supply Service noti’y some special bargains for the week.

The entries for the fat stock sale at Arahura on Monday lappear in this issue.

■Boys’ dark grey shorts sizes 6 to 13 saHe price 3s lid pair. W. H. Stop-forth.-—Advt,

For health, warmth and comfort, see Addison’s range of restwell mattresses, blankets, eiderdowns, also sheets and pillows.

The Arahura Dairy Factory is having aconsiderably Increased output this year, and it is expected that this year’s output will show an advance on that of last year by at least 20 tens Ol butter, a very satisfactory position.

Style and value at Addison’s in gents leather coats from 995. Gents cardigans, pu.lovers, golf hose, pyjamas, singlets, underpants, sox and ties* in great variety.—Advt.

The Railway Department advertises in this issue particulars of train arrangement.-:. Oil the Ross Hokitika-Grey-mciuli line in connection with King’s Birthday Holiday, Seven-a-Side Football Tournaments a.t Hokitika and Greymouth, and races at Omoto on 3rd. June, and races at Reef ton, 4th. June.

On Thursday next, June 2nd., Alan M. Rudge, D. 1.0., N.Z., Greymouth’s resident optician, will be in attendance at Mr Coulson’is dental surgery, Sewell Street on the first of his monthly visits to Hokitika where he may be consulted for all defects of eyesight. Please make appointments with Mr Coulson.—Advt,

Tickets are on demand and for an additional sixpence circle seats can he reserved for the production of “Snow White” operetta at the Princess Theatre op Thursday night next. A capital presentation by a band of fi ty young people, well dressed should supply a very pleasant evening’s entertainment.

The Longford Hall at Kokatahi which has been recently renovated and made quite up-to-date for the travelling talkie machine, will be used during the winter months for dancing, the first taking place on Wednesday Juno Ist. The music si in the capable hands of the Black Hand Society’s Orchestra. —Advt.

Squadron Leader Findlay who arrived at noon yesterday from Clir-st-chureh by air. made, an inspection O’ the aerodrome at South Hokitika after lunch. He found that a considerable amount of work had been done since his last visit, and decided to grant ii provisional license for instructional purposes on the field, providing the work at present being carried out is gone ahead with steadily. At present there are a number of hollows and hillocks that require filling or levelling, while the surface in places is soft where previous filling has taken place. Altogether there is a need for further work to be carried out before the field can receive a proper receiving certificate, and the co-operation of the townspeople will he required for this purpose. Yesterday afternoon, prior to leaving Commander Findlay took Mr J. A. Murdoch in tho air for a. run and with Mr A. Nancekivell also in the air on a solo flight, there was the unique spectacle for Hokitika of two aeroplanes in the air at once. Returning to the. landing ground Commander Findlay again took the air with his companion, Mr Yeaton, and left at 2.20 o’clock on his return to Christchurch. r lhe day was beautifully clear for the journey i both ways.

“He sensible and change into woollies.” At Addison’s you will find a full range of British and New Zealand manufactures, priced in keeping with the purchasing powers of to-day. Comiy bed jackets, lied socks, dressing gowns, nightdresses, Spencer bodices, combinations, singlets, bloomers, hosiery, also the daintiest of baby’s woollies in great variety.—Advt. Visible re'icf from coughs and colds on taking Cherimal (double strength) Cough Balsam. Obtainable at Messrs Gooch and Co’s, store at 2s Cd per bottle. Don’t hesitate. Get your bottle now. - Advt.

Doping the stomach can’t cure a cold in tli" head. That’s illogical. For such ailment you need the com-mon-sense s cientific remedy—Nazol. Treats it as tho points of infection. Gives prompt relief. 60 doses for Is 6d. 120 doses for 2s 6d.—Advt,

See wreck at Greymouth by iair King phone 116. —Advt.

A bag of sugar, a bag of flour and olb. butter is tile Ist. prize at the Soldiers’ Euchre on Tuesday.

Gas cooking exhibitions will be resumed at the Soldiers’ Halil, under the direction of Mrs G. Heinz, on Tuesday week, June 7th.

Footballers are again reminded 01 the closing of nominations for the s.v-en-a-side tourney on June 3rd, wliici. mast be in the bunds of Mr E. \V, Heenan on Monday before 8 p.m.

The Gael will !eav e We’lmgton on Tuesday for Hokitika. On arrival .she proceeds to Bruce Bay and Gillfepies Beach with material for the new dredge, to be landed on the beach.

Our cash safe prices for overcoat:, means a wonderful saving to you. In spection invited. W. H. > Stopforth.— Advt.

The Gael sailed yesterday afternoon for Wellington, the sea having smoothed down sufficiently to enable the vessel to work the bar, which at present is in not too satisfactory a condition.

A meeting of the Arahura Football Club will be held at Toker’s Hall on Sunday, 29th. All committee men and players are requested to attend.— Advt.

Mr D. J. Evans, County Clerk, left to-day for South Westland, on leave' of absence for &■ month. Mr Evans will be resting at Weheka for most of the period. Mr J. Peake, ia the acting County 'Clerk.

Two gentlemen were walking down Keyed Street yesterday when the aeroplanes were manoeuvring overhead. The wag of the pair remarked to his comrade, “Dont look up, or the folk will think we are from Greymouth.”

A special general meeting of the Ladies' Golf Club will he held on Monday evening at 7.30 p.m. in the County Council office to make arrangements for the inter-club match with Greymouth on June 3rd.

R.S.A. Euchre, Soldiers’ Hall, Tuesday, May 31ist., at 8 o’clock. Ist. prize, 701 b. bag of sugar, olb. butter, 2olb. of flour; 2nd. prize, i ton of coal; 3rd. prize, 51b. butter; 4th. prize., 2olb. bag of flour. Good prizes. Admission 2s.—Advt.

The Committee of the Reefton Jockey Club met on Wednesday afternoon to consider the coming Winter meeting and whether it was advisable to order the abandonment, or otherwise of.the gathering. It was discussed in all its phases, and finally it was carried by a substantial majority that the meeting be gone oil with on the proposed date.

As a result of Captain Findlay's visit to the aerodrome yesterday, more men are to be put on next week to further improve the 'landing ground. It is understood that the location is now classed as a provincial training ground, and that with further improvements, it will become a permanent landing and training ground,

The committee of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club has approved the programme for the August meeting. As was to be expected, with a big drop in revenue, a substantial reduction has been made in the prizemoney. Every race during the three days has been made to bear a share of the saving, the total stakes for the meeting being £5950, compared with £10,300 la lit year, a total reduction of £4350.

The twenty per/cent cut in prices of admission to the Bowling Club social dance on Friday evening has met the popular requirement of these days. The Club aims at having a large attendance at its aiyiual festival gathering. Though admission charges are being reduced there will be no reduction in the quality of the supper to be provided b> the ladies’ committee while the music by the Black Hand Orchestra, and tlm condition of the floor will lie of the best.

Selling freely—fine ail wool sing.tets and underpants all sizes at 6s lid per garment. W. 11. Stopforth.—Advt.

To-morrow eyoning at All Saints’ Church a special commemoration service will be held to celebrate the twenty-first birthday of the Girl Guide Movement in the British, Empire. Girl Guides, in uniform are requested to meet inside the church gates at. 6.45, and past guides are also invited to attend, not in uniform, but wearing their badges. A special programme of service has been printed for the occasion.

A branch of the Women’s Institute has been formed in the Rimu and Woodstock districts, the olficers being elected as follow :—President, Mrs E. Stoop; vice-president, Mrs J. O’Connor ; secretary, Airs E. Lewis. The first meeting was held this week at Himu when there was a good attendance and a very pleasant afternoon was spent. The roll call was a piece of work of special interest, and a dainty aftei'noon tea. was provided. The hostesses' were Miss T). Imvood and Miss V. Boyd.

Our sale has boon a great benefit to those people who .avail themselves ot our wonderful bargains—Remember we sell for cash only highest quality goods at I’owcst prices. W. H. Stop forth.— Advt.

For Children’s Hacking Cough. WOODS* GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE