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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1933, Page 4

The Gael leaves Nelson on Saturday for Hokitika, calling at Tarakobe.

A great variety of cakes, lollies and fruit will be on sale at Keller’s sample rooms to-morrow.

80in whitebait getting correct mesh, cash price, Its lm per yard at W. H. Stopf ortli’s. —Am.

.The Methodist service at Humphreys will be held next Sunday, 30th July, at 5:30 p.m.j conducted by Rev. C. 0. Hailwood.

Men’s fine nsr’y serge sac suits, beautifully cut ami finuMdA usually 115/Sale Price Bros.Advt.

Mr W. Meldrum h:,s received advice that the Government has extended -his term as Stipendiary Magistrate and Warden of the West Coast, until the end of the present year. Mr Meldrum has been stationed at Greymouth since September, 1921.

If you’re not in -if', you can’t win it! £2OCO first/ psiSe in “My Lucky Chance” Art for 2s 6d.—Advt.

A well known resident of Hokitika had .a- very lucky find to-day in Revell St. He picked up a piece of paper and unfolding it he read the news that he has been waiting for, for months past. He now intends to go to the Military Ball on August- 2nd. s' -H'-'Ve you been ajfcngiao the -Municipal Band -dance? (fiwit a trial -tonight, Splendid nnM and four hours’ dancing -for Is, *commenci.-g 8 sharp.—Advt.

Don’t forget “My Lucky -Ch inee”, Art Union closes July 29th. £4OOO in prizes, tickets 2s 6d.—Advt.

A painful accident occurred to a rope-boy, Samuel Maskill, at the L.verpcol Mine on Wednesday. While uncoupling trucks, he slipped, and his hand was crushed between the buffers of the two trucks lacerating two fingers of his right hand.

Our winter sale closes, Saturday 23th Big reductions for final day clearance —Hallenstein Bros.—Advt.

A valuable St. Bernard dog belonging to Mr J. McLeod, proprietor of the Park Hotel, Greymouth, died last night. This dog, named “Baldwin the Great,” was six years of age and was imported over seven months ago from Australia by Mr McLeod at a cost of over £IOO. He had been sick for six weeks.

Ladies’ stylish footwear, smart brown kid and patent leather slices. Final day’s sale price 11/D. —Hallenstein Bros.—Advt.

Men’s strong field hoots, tan afrid black, stout soles, very serviceable, usually 26/6. Sale price 19/6. —Hallenstein Bros.—Advt.

Imagine a line of Jkalf crowns lying on their flat surfajp) from A. H. Lawn’s tojpacconist shop almost as far ns ihe racecourse and you have the ansount of prize money given away in fine Lucky Chance Art Union. Would/you mind the job of picking them ijp and taking them home for a nice little nest egg? Ask yourself. Don’t/forget' A. H. Lawn sold tile winn'rf ticket of £25 in the last draw. Tufuets 2s 6d each and a special staff arias been engaged to secure prompt service. Be in.—Advt.

Besides the 5/- parcels as indicated in our advertisement, we are offering new shipments of tweed trousers 10/-, men’s lumber jackets 7/6, ladies’ jumpers 2/6, 3/6, 5/-, and 9 11 each; ladies’ evening frocks 7/6, 12/6, 19/6, and 25/-; ladies" winter coats half price, and a quantity of gloves and hose half price. Our motto in future will he to sell at cash prices only, which is to your advantage always at Schroder and Co., the cash draper.—Advt.

Treat that cold scientifically—inhaie “Nazol”. Treat all such ailments at the points of infection—the passages of the nose and throat. Prompt relief assured. 120 doses for 2s 6d 60 dhses for Is fid.—Advt,

Men’s tweed overcoats, well cut. Latest styles .and shades, usually 49/6. Sale price 27/6—Hallenstoin Bros. — Advt.

Boys’ suits, nil wool, dark grey tweed sac and shorts, double seat, usually 28/6 Sale price 22/6. —Hallenstein Bros,.— Advt.

What could you do with £2000? “My Lucky Chance” Art Union fir s t- prize £2OOO, closer Saturday 29th.—Advt.

Men ! It will nay you to inspect our whitebait netting, before purchasing -elsewhere. W. H. Stopf ortli’s.—Advt.

For the next few days Messrs Schroder and 00. are offering a number of parcels for 5/-, as indicated in our advertising columns. These are sure to be snapped up.—Advt.