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Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1933, Page 4

St. Mary’s Club euchre tournament to-morrow (Thursday) evening at 8 o’clock. Fj rst prize vi.alue of 15s, 2nd Bs. 3rd os, 4th 4s. Admission Is. —-Aclvt. Mr V. R. J. Stanley, Business Agent, Railway Departent, Wellington has been appcinted Stationmaster at. Grey mouth, to replace Mr A. L. Smith, who has . been transferred; to Christchurch as Goods Agent. All Saint’s Young Mens’ Club hold their usual dance on Thursday at All Slant’s Hall. Special prize of 10s 6d Monte Carlo-Maxina dance competition. Admission Is—Advt. Whilst engaged in shunting operations at Grey mouth, late on Sunday night, Joseph Rogers, single, aged, twenty-seven, fell from an engine and suffeired injuries, which necessitated his removal to the Greymouth Hospital. Don’t forget the big shipwreck ball in Toker’s Hall on Friday, 27th. Good pp'zes for the best slnp wrecked costume. Parade at 10 p.m.. Roll up ami see the stranded crew. In aid of the Maori Pa W. I.—Advt. At Greymouth Magistrate’s Court yesterday, William Allen was charged with driving a motor icar in Mawhera Quay on October lb. without being the holder of a, driver’s license, and also that the ear ws' equipped with defective hand brakes. Defendant was fined 10s. with 10 s court costs, on the choree of driving without a license, and ss, with 10s costs,' for having a defective hand brake. Thomas Steele was similarly charged with driving a motor vehicle in Mawhev.a Quay on October 2, without being the holder of a driver’s license, and was fined 10s. land .costs 10s. Ladies! Join the Hosiery Club. Full particulars at “The Bristol.” —Advt. Interest in the opening of the Gillespies dredge in South Westland i s now considerable as the time, for the celebration approaches. The dredge is now well forward and practically awaits only the electric power for the final adjustments. Mr A I. Williamson, the dredgemas.ter, is now in charge. The hydro power station and equipment is well advanced .and will be ready at is expected, during the coming month, The plant is situated on Cook’s river flat, below Lake Lyttle. The pipe lino i,s about a mile loug and there is a fall of about 700 feet Jo r power purposes. The intake of the race is tunnelled, and this is n°w being piped for security. The plant is being erected by Derry, Wright and Sal mar of Wellington, Mr Wheeler being the engineer in charge. The transmission line to the dredge is completed almost, tynd telephone connections with the dredge and power house are now being made. Mr Richardson, late of the Marlborough Power Board, is the electrician in charge. The high climb to Lake Lyttle presents a splendid scenic wow, and will be a new source of interest to visitors to the Fox Glacier at Weheka. which is nearby. Spring Cleaning? Make your cushions like new with Fairy Dyes.—Advt. i ! British and best—Fairy Dyes for all I household purposes.—Advt. Treat that cold scientifically—innam ‘Nazol”. Treat all such ailments at the points of infection —the passages <f tho nose and throat. IV mpt re ief assured. „20 doses for 2s fid fifi dosop for Is fid.—Advt. Just to hand new season’s sP ort s ooats, blazers, llannel trousers, belts etc. W. H. Stopforth’a.—-Advt.