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Hokitika Guardian, 27 June 1933, Page 4

Addisons are offering startling reductions on all their winter millinery. Call early and secure bargains.—Advt.

Notice of intention to apply for an order of discharge in bankruptcy by Thom?** H. Toohey, of Ohakune, appears in this issue.

Addisons are offering for one week only coloured aad white laces suitable for underwear vit greatly reduced prices.—Advt.

Pi.S.A. Euchre, Soldiers Hall, tonight, (Tuesday) June 2”th, at eight o’clock, Ist. prize, 701 b. bag of sugar, 251 b. of flour and 51b. of butter; 2nd. arize, 51b. tea; 3rd. prize, 501 b. bag of flour; 4th. prize, slb. butter. Gooa prizes. Admission 2s.—Advt.

See Addisons window display of gent’ s tailor made suits at specially reduced prices.—Advt.

In the Greymouth (Magistrate’s Court yesterday, before Mr W. Mel drum, S.M., Frederick John Balchin, t-geu 36, who wa 6 remanded from June 21 on -a charge of stowing away on the s.s. Ivartigi from New Plymouth to Greymouth,' and has been in custody since, pleaded guilty , a nd W's convicted and discharged, the fare having been paid.

A number of special week end bargains are offering in another column at Sch ro dors.—Advt.

Come along to the Municipal Band dance at All Saints’ Hall on Friday evening. These are the popular dances this season as shown by the attendances. There is a splendid programme of old and modern dances, and Mr A. Thomas is out on his own as M.C.. Good music, and the admission is only Is. Dancing commences at 8 o’clock sharp.—Advt.

Fourteen cases of infectious diseases were reported i,n the Canterbury and West Coast Health district during the week ended at noon yesterday, ,a 6 compared with eighteen notifications in the previous week. No case was reported in the West Coast area, rand 'there w\ s one death in Canterbury from tuberculosis. Details of the returns are as follow;—West Coast-Nil. Canterbury—Scarlet ifever 5, tubei cuvosis 7, hydatids 2 ; total 14. .

Nappa trousers size 4,5 s 3d each ■ ladies’ cardigans 3s 6d and 5s 6d each; hoys’ suits half price are some o,f the week end offering at Schroder and C’o. It will pay you to visit this firm.—Advt.

Unaware that he had broken a hone in the leg through a fall, an Auckland architect, Mr J. T. D. Lloyd walked to his home a distance of about 200 yarcis ar.d then collapsed. The walk included an ascent of some steps from the beach to the road. Mr Lloyd, who i s a member of the New Zealand Yacht Squadron, was working on his launch when a baulk of timber which appeared to be securely wedged under the launch came away in his hands. He fell about nine feet to the beach, the dislodged piece of timber' striking his right leg. After being assisted by another yachtsman. Mr Lloyd walked t 0 his home. Shortly after he reached the house he fainted.