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Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1933, Page 4

The To Aroha sailed this morning av 7.20 for Wellington, timber laden.

Fresh fish for sale ct the wharf tomorrow at 9 o’clock. Buy direct from the trawler. A Wright.—Aidvt.

Outdoor grown cabbage and lettuce plants are on sale at the Heartsease Floral' Studio, Hamilton street.

The Gael arrives to-morrow, from Wellington and sails on Saturday morning for Wellington, and loads in Wellington for Hokitika on Monday.

The Railway Department notify that excursion rates will prevail to Greymouth on Saturday, and that the midday train leaving Hokitika will be delayed and leave at 1.5 p.m,

Mr J. H. Johnston, representing Messrs J, K. Mooney and Co., of Dunedin, cash buyers of opossum skins, in any quantities, is at present in Hokitika, and may be interviewed at the Red Lion Hotel.

Motice is given of a meeting of the No. 7 Transport Licensing Authority to be held Si i Grey mouth on 24th August to deal with a number of applications for licenses, the namc 3 of the various .applicants being mentioned in the 'notice.

Arc you coming to the masquerade fancy dress ball at Ivoiterangi on-the 18th? If not, why not? There is to be the usual bright playette by members of'the W. 1., ia perfect floor, a /delicious! supper, the beet of music and lots of fun. We are expecting you so come along.—Advt.

At the annual meeting of the Cam terbu-y Education Board yesterday, Mr W. P. Spencer was elected chairman in place of Mr H. J. Bignell, there being no other nominations. It was decided to place on record the Board’s appreciation of Mr Bignell’s services as chairman. r -

There .was a good attendance at 1 tlie Soldiers’ Hall lust evening, when the ■ annual ball, conducted by the Hokitika Druids’ Lodge, was held. Complete arrangements for the success of the function had been made and. an enjoyable time was spent. Music was played by the Happiness Beys' Dance- Band, extras being contributed by Misses R, Jacobs and J. Robinson.

H-a-le and hearty at 92 to-day, Air W. A. Thompson, -of Weld Street, is receiving the congratulations of his many friends. Air Thompson arrived m Christchurch in 1864, and came to •Hokitika ‘two years later,, and 'has resided here ever since. Air Thompson is therefore one of ' the two oldest adults to arrive here. Many friends are calling on Air Thompson, who ha,s been a prominent citizen of the town over the years, and extending hearty congratulations and best wishes.

Ladies’ astrakhan coats 39/6 for 19/6; ladies’ tweed Coats up to 46/- for 5/-; rain coats 39/6 now 25/- each; rain coats 17/6 now 5j- each, Be suie and invest now—Schrader and Co. are determined to keep the prices down these hard times. —Advt.

Science says, “Breathe your cold away”. You can by inhaling “Nazol” die cominonsense scientific remedy. Powerful and penetrating. Treats such ailments at the root of the trcuW "0 doses for Is Bd. 120 doses for 2s 6d Advt-

Ladies’ hats 8/6, now 1/6 each; ladies’ hats 13/6, now 2/6 each-, evening frocks 25/- now 10/6 each. These are some of the week-end bargains offering a Schroder’s and Co.— Advt.

Caution \ I c you want to remedy coughs and colds use Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. Succeeds where others fail. Builds up the system against more serious and lung ailments. Sold everywhere. Is fld. Oo and 4r 6d—Advt