ASK FOR “ TIRA”

Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1932, Page 4

ASK FOR “ TIRA”

“Tira” is a specially brewed new brand of ale, which has won its way into public popularity. “Tira” is f polled in wonderful conditions—sparkling, full of wholesome goodness, the best, of all refreshers—each and every bottlo io a surprise, containing a rich, and flavoury beverage that will completely win your taste and approval. “Tira” can be procured at all hotels. Make your next a “Tira.”—Advt,

Great bargains in curtain nets, cretonnes and floral sateens at Addisons —Advt.

A grand concert and ball will be held in Wataroa Hall on Friday, August sth.

Tenders are invited in this issue far tli'e purchase of tlie liemaining hook debts iu the, assigned estate of A. C. Armstrong, of Hokitika. Tenders close on Saturday next at the office of'Pat.rr son; Michel and Co. Ltd.

R.-S.A. Euchre, Soldiers’ Hail, Tuesday, July 26th., at 8 o’clock.'' Ist. prize, 701 b. hag of sugar, 501 b. bag of flour f 51b. btittfer; 2nd. prize, 51b. tea; 3rd. pr.de, 'slb. 'butter; '4th. prize, 251 b. bag of ‘ flour. Admission 2s.— Advt.

After nine hours’ instruction, Father {McKay, one of the pupil members of the Westland Aero Club, made his first solo flight on Saturday, and executed two beautiful landings. Other members are progressing favourably and will soon be undertaking solo work.

Christchurch fanciers are sending ex. bibits to the Hokitika Poultry Show thb week, and by the special train at the week end a number of fanciers will travel to inspect the show. Among thos e visiting Hokitika, on Saturday next will be Mr H. W, Boy ns of Ferry (Road, Christchurch, who! i>3 interesting himself in an excursion to the Waiho glacier.

The funerail of the late Mrs Mary Warren took place, on Friday and wag very largely attended, old friends coming from many parts of the district to pay their last tribute, of naspeet. Requiem Mass was .celebrated by 'Reverend F" I-her McKay. Rev! Father Finerly officiated at the graveside, assisted by Revs. Fathers Collins .(St. Gerards, Wellington) and Whelan '(Westport).

A .splendid spell of weather is being experienced in .South Westland, and as a result there is a, good showing on the road works. In the section between Waiho and Weheka, wher e some forty men are employed, great advance has been made with the road improvements wh’ch are being carried Out by the Public Works Department. The ro”d throughout is in very good order, while the elimination of the open-crossings <\ave' reduced considerably the travelling time between the two centres mentioned.

On Friday and 'Saturday of this week the Hokitika Poultry Club will conduct its annual show in tihe Soldiers’ Hall, .and patrons are assured of an exhibition at Cea&t equal in standard to that of other .years. The wide interest taken by exhibitors in this show is evidenced by the large number of entries received from beyond Hokitika, while the total, entries, is in excess of last year. The Club is assured of a successful show .and the support of the nuhlir W their patronage will be amply, Irewarded by the attractive display of exhibits, and at the same time they will be (supporting the Club in its effort to foster its primary object, .The schedule this year contains a more corny prehensive range of . classes, than in past years, , \ ■ • ■ . Modern woman’s beauty is enha,”'' , by. beautiful -hair.- Promote, lovely tone’ 1 with Rachel Tonic. 5s E. Williams. Chemist.— Advt.