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Hokitika Guardian, 7 March 1933, Page 4

The Town Clerk notifie-s that the Borough balance sheet is open for inspection at the Town Ball during office hours.

The Gael sailed lost evening for Wellington. with a cargo of timber and leaves on the return trip on Thursday. On arrival shp will proceed to Oku-ru.

Miners. —We have the approved matting for your sluice boxes at lowest prices. Call and consult us before buying elsewhere. —Frank Bade.—Advt.

A St. Patrick’s concert and grand ball will be held in the Totara Hall, Ross, on Friday evening, March 17, Music for dancing by the Ross Orchestra.

The Koiterangi picnic takes place tomorrow in Preston’s paddock, Koiterangi. All are invited and hot water will be provided. A dance will be held in the Koiterangi Hall in the evening.

Gents. —We can supply Le Roy’s coats from 37/6, lower grade oily canvas coats from 28/6, also leggings; butterfly’s, etc. at lowest prices.—Frank Bade, phone 179.—Advt.

A meeting of the Committee of the Westland Racing Club will be held at 8 o'clock to-morrow evening. Among the business is the nominations for the Racing Conference and consideration of adopting the win and place machines for the Easter meeting.

An Autumn Fair, organised by the Methodist Church Ladies’ Guild, will be held to-morrow at 2.30 in St. Andrew’s Hall (by kind permission of Presbyterian Church). The Mayor (Mr G. A. Perry), will officially open the Fair. - r

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.

The Kumara Racing Club have adopted the win and place totalisator system, and Easter Monday will see bath machines in operation. The totalisator house will require some slight alterations so m to take the two, machines tide by side, hut it is understood that this work will be put in hand so as to have everything ready to work the new system at the annual fixture on April 17th. next.

The weekly practice of the Municipal Band was held last evening when upwards of twenty members were present and very satisfactory work was carried out under the able conductor, Mr Ross. The band is making very good progress of late and it is worth noting the younger members are showing good pPomi'se of being capable, musicians and with t'c full complement of hte baud m very satisfactory programme of music can bo presented to the public.