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After tho match for the D.ttman .Shield on Saturday, the manager of the Hokitika team (Mr A. Cutbush), and the Captain (Mr M. Davidson), spoke briefly over the air from 3 Z R, Greymouth.
The current issue of the New Zealand “Gazette” contains notice of license authorising the Gillespie'S’ Beach Gold Dredging Co. Ltd., to erect electric supblv lines for lighting, power and heating purposes at its site in South Westland. *
The Hokitika Golf Club has received advice from Mrs R. A. Cranston, widow •of the late 1 M r C- Cranfitoi’i, and formerly of Hokitika, cf her intention to donate to the Club the sum of 250 dollars (£7B/14/-)'. The committee will submit proposals to Mrs Cranston, whoreunder they propose to utilise the money. Mrs Cranston is at present residing at San Rhfac-l in'California.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1933, Page 6
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137LATE LOCALS Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1933, Page 6
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