Tllio A'nglicaiii sendees 'next Sunday will l>e in Ivoitermini, Holy Communion at 10 a.m. and in Kokatahi, Holy Communion at 11.30 a.rn.
Those winners of prize money in connection' with the recent flower' show held by St. Mary’s Church, who have not collected their money are notified that moneys unclaimed by the end of next week will he considered as a donation to the parish funds.
The body ol' Arthur Nicholson, who was drowned on Sunday last, while surfing at the Seven-Mile, was found yeterday on the beach near the nine and three-quarter mile peg, the discovery being made by two Grey County Council employees, Messrs C. Itoper and J. Finn. Constable Houston went out from Dunollie, -and brought the body to Grey mouth.
It is up to you to make you purchases now. at Schroder and Co., whilst the low prices are ruling, as 'all new goods must go up in price before long. A huge stock on hand to select from—mostly at half price, do not delay.—Advt.
Two men., George Shaw and James Percy Hartigar., were charged at the Magistrate’s Court, Westport on Wednesday, with assault andt robbery on February 6, It was stated by the police that a third person, William John Jlrett, had also been arrested on a similar charge, but bad not yet arrived back in Westport. He would, however, appear later. It was alleged that accused assaulted' a. man in a lavatory at the rear of an hotel, and robbed bun of £l4. The matter is being investigated by Detective-Sergeant Holmes, and accused were remanded to appear to-morrow.
During lust night’s storm a large slip came down on the Lake Kanien road on the blue reef cutting completely blocking traffic. The road will be impassable for vehicles fpr two days. Mr Millner, County Overseer, had gone up to inspect McKay’s Creek bridge, which was reported damaged, and placed a lantern on the bridge to warn traffic. Ha returned a few minutes later only to find the road blocked, and bad to leave the county car. It was no easy task to negotiate the big slip on foot in the dark ,and it was two hours later before he returned home.
The “Nu-Way” hemstitcher—an asset in every home. A patented, clever little device that can he used in any make of sewing machine. Easy to adjust and simple to use. With it you can do all your own hemstitching, picoting etc. Obtainable from the agents “Schroder and C 0.,” and costs only 2s 6d.—Advt,
At the Magistrate’s Court, at Grey”*■>outh yesterday, (before Messrs A. Naylor and N. V. Lovell, J’a, p., a Dunollie trucker, Walter Pattinson, 20, appeared, charged that on February 14th, at Dunollie, he stole 24 sacks, valued at 9s, the property of the N e w Point Oal-mining Party ; also that, on February 14th, at Dunollie, he .stole 12 sacks, valued at 4b 6d, the property of Sbnpson and Party. Accused pleaded guilty. Tn reply to Mr Naylor, accused .said h e had no reason for doing what he had. Pattinson agreed te return th e sacks to the owners, and was fined 5s on each charge.
A blast from the siren of the s.s. Kalingo, when that vessel was crossing the Grey bar to enter port a< 5.30 o’clock yesterday morning, caused many people t° assume that she had touched the bar, and that the usual signal of such an occurrence had been given. The facts are, however, that the dredge Mawhera, which had been out to sea to dump a load of spoil, entered port just ahead of the Kallingo, and, when the latter reached the bar her captain saw the dredge swinging in the river, prior to mooring. He therefore had the siren sounded, to notify his approach to the dredge. There was plenty of time to spare, however, and the dredge was moored before the steamer completed her trip up the river.
Influenza in a mild form has become more prevalent in Auckland than usual, a medical practitioner reported on Monday. He said that besides being called on to attend a number of cases he had heard of others in which medical assistance was not sought. So far as he had observed, the outbreak was not in « dangerous form, but in view of the experiences of Europe and Great Britain recently, he thought it advisable that precautions should be taken. His advice was that ■ubjects of the attack should go to bed immediately and take plenty of orange juice. Contacts with a patient should also take their temperatures, requonily in order that an attack might be guarded against at the earliest moment.
Real snips, eight only, remn a nt s of linoleum now offering at Addison’s. — Advt.
“Beauty that comes from health ha>a gentle quality.” Pimples and coarse skin a l '® caused by ir ligestion. To restore the skin to its original fresh beauty take X-AN Mixture three times daily. W. E. Williams. Cfcsm;st.—Advt.
“I have! had a lot of experience in othtr countries on work in which millions of bricks were used, and when I came to New Zealand in 1921 I was sorry to have to conclude that the brickwork in the Dominion, was just about as bad as any 1 had ever seen”—Mr 11. A. Campbell, during a discussion on the use of brick-work in the construction of earthquake resisting building at the annual meeting of the New Zealand Society of Civil Engineers .at Christchurch.
At a meeting of the Kumara Medical Committee, a letter was received from Ur Page, stating that as lie understood there was considerable difficulty experienced in raising money to supplement the subsidy provided by the Westland Hospital Hoard it was his intention to resign, having a strong objection to remain anywhere he was not wanted. The chairman said there was considerable difficulty in raising the necessary money and it was for the meeting to decide what was best to be done. After a good deal of discussion it was resolved that another effort be made to collect the money and that the-committee! carry on until June 30, and Ur Page be ■asked meanwhile to withhold his resignation.
Even a baby can safely take Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. It’s so safe for everyone yet so effective. Very pleasant to take. Builds up the system against major ailments that develop from coughs and colds. Sold everywhere Is 6d, 2s fid, and 4s fid. —Advt.
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