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Hokitika Guardian, 30 September 1933, Page 4

The annual concert and ball in aid of Kanicri Public School will be held on Wednesday November 8.

The Bristol for boys’ shorts, shirts, etc. It pays to pay cash and shop at Tihe Bristol.—Advt.

Whilst at work yesterday, Mr C. Sexton, an employee of the Railway Department met with an accident which broke the thumb and lacerated the index finger of his left hand.

Patrons are (notified • that cream may now he purchased on Sunday morning (lO to 12) (at the Westland Dairy Factory.—Advt.

A. W. Yarrell has such a great array of bedding out plants that it is not possible to shew all of them at the doors of his premises, but customers on inquiry can be shown a splendid additional assortment that are on view 'inside,

The Bristol are now shewing complete range of Kayser hose. All the new shades to match summer frocks. 'Sizes to 10.—Advt.

In tbe Legislaitve Council, in reply to a suggestion from Mr McCollum that the Government should consider the erection of a suitable memorial to the late Sir Joseph Ward, Mr Masters said the proposal would be considered by the Government.

A Sydney cable last night stated: The first prize in the 185th New South Wales State Lottery today went to the Tamaki Syndicate, pare of “Waf.” Auckland. It) is worth £SOOO, and it, 'is payable next Thursday.

On Wednesday afternoon next the annual sale of work arranged by the ladies of St. Andrew’s Church, takes place. This year a specially fine assortment of work of every description will be on sale and the usual stalls will be found to ,'be well stocked. The sale opens at 2.30 p.m. and will be continued in. the afternoon and evening.

At an inquest held at Wetsport on Thursday on the death of Mr James Reid, who was killed in the Stockton Mine, as a result of a fall of coal, the Coroner returned a verdict that death was due to shock and suffocation caused by a fall e.P coal. Every precaution had been taken, and the happening was a pure accident. The Coroner extended the sympathy of the Court to the relatives of the deceased.

Although no formal announcement has been made, it was evident in the •House of Representatives that Mr J. A. iN,ash 'Palmerston) h a s succeeded to the position of Government whip occupied by the Hon. J. Bitchener before his promotion to the Ministry. Mr Nash hats moved from his bench to sit with Mr A. J. Murdoch (Marsden). who i-s the Government whip on the United party’s side, and in the awkward situation that arose following the sudden moving of the second amendment by Mr R. A. Wright, he conferred frequently with Mr Murdoch and with the leaders of the Government.

There was a good attendance at the annual meeting of the Arahura Tennis Club which was held last Thursday evening. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed and the following officers were elected: President, Mr M. Mandl; clu,p captain, Miss K. Token and Mr E. Olson; secretary, Miss J. Havill. It was decided that the. court be opened on Sunday October 8. Messrs Mandl and E. Olson were nominated to attend a meeting of delegates from other clubs to decide whether it would be advisable to have a cup for competition. It was moved and seconded that the subscription be the same as last year. The meeting closed with a hearty vote of thanks to the chair.

Tlie summer fabrics are very dainty indeed. Schroder and Co. have just landed the second shipment of millinery and dress fabrics. An early inspection is essential 1,0 get the pick of the stock. —Advt. Dyeing? Use Fairy Dyes—6d tube everywhere.—Advt. Protect yourw >if from w inter a! mor.ts, such as coughs and colds. "Nazol” is an efficient, suentdic remedy. Acts at the root of the trouble. Gives quick relief. I vO dves for is fid. fiO doses fo* Is fid -Advt Winter is kere with its attendant joughs, colds and other lung complaints. Be prepared to nip such ailments in the bud. Keep a 2s fid bottle of “Nay,op’ handy—con rains 120 doses. Small size at Is fid -■ontainfl fifi dose?--Advt Cleanliness in ;glass tubes—Fairy Dyes for all purposes.—Advt,

Chic and exclusive millinery just opened L-day ;JL Addisuiis. The To Arolia sailed yesterday afternoon for Wellington with a full cargo of timber. Entries for their stock sale at Kokatali:i on Wednesday are notified by .Messrs M. Houston and Co.

The fishing season opens to-morrow, ft is stated that there are a good many fish to lie seen in the various streams, promising good sport for anglers.

Just to hand new season’s sports ooats, blazers, liaainol trousers, belts etc. W. 11. Stopl'orth’s— Advt.

Mr Frederick Moore, the Associated Board and Royal Schools Musical Examiner, will hold the annual musical examiilaticn bn Wednesday, October 25.

Tencent’s wish to advise that their optician will be miking his regular monthly visit to their 'Hokitika branch on Thursday next, 5-h October, when he may be consulted °n a H your optical requirements.— Adv.t.

The Hospital ball in the Public Hall Kokatalii on Wednesday evening will be tlie special attraction of the week. The Happiness Boys provide the music and the ladies committee are arranging a dainty homemade supper. The floor will be in good order and a large jnflux of townspeople is expected.

Do not delay. Order your Sincerity suit for Xmas—'Sincerity suits made to jyicmr individual measurements .are superior to most others. W. H. Stop* f orth’s, —Advt, for delicate children or for healthy adults Tonking’s Linseed .Emulsion is -equally sale, and is incomparable for shirting umgus, coids> bronchitis and all such chest and lung complaints. Pleasant to take, too. Children love it. Sold everywhere Is fid. 2s 8d and <?,h fid—Advt.