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Hokitika Guardian, 14 October 1932, Page 4

The Kmnara Footba” C'luh will hole' •• victory ball in the Memorial Hall on Friday, November 4th. At St. Mary's Chib, Hokitika, tonight a dobatg will be held between 'St. CtUmba Club (Grcyinou'-b) and S'. Mary’s CNb. Hair gvyingi? Natural colour of youth res!' rod by .Rachel Hair T'otiic, which revitblirfe - ! roots. .\<i Gd \V K. VVillia ius, chemist,—-Ailvt.

Messrs M. Houston and Co. notify entries for their Kokatahi sale. The Anglican service at Koiterangi on Sunday next will be Evensong at 2 p.m. The -pedigree jersey bull, Rubin, Mo. 506/S, aged two years is offered tor sale by Mr .Jos. P. McGuigan, next Factory, Arnlmra,

A Press message announces the death of Mr John Bannennan Ingram, of Richmond, a well known resident of the Nelson district for many years, at the age of 73 years.

At the Magistrate’s Court at Greymouth yesterday before Mr A. Naylor, ./.P., William George Muir was further remanded to appear at Greymouth on October 20th.

Th e Gael arrived from Bruce Bay and Okuru this morning at 9.20 o'clock, and is now loading timber. She sails for Wellington to-morrow morning.

There will be a practice game on the local fowling green to-morrow afternoon. All desiring a game should be on the ground at 2 o’clock when sides will be chosen.

The death occurred yesterday of Margaret, baby daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bell, at their residence, Colxlen, The infant had been ailing with'an internal complaint throughout her short life of thirteen months.

At Rimu to-night there will be a dance in the Tbwn Hal! in aid of St. Mary’s school funds. The first half will be devoted to th e juveniles, but after 10.00 p.m. the floor will be available for adults.---Advt.

In response to numerous inquiries from ladies wishing to reserve seats at the Rugby Union’s Victory Ball tendered to the Seddon Shield holders next Wednesday evening, the com•m.ittce regrets this is not possible to arrange hut they would he advised to attend very early, when there will be no dull moments as the Ball will commence punctually at 8.30.

, Judging by the various reports coming to hand,' it appears that the conditions of the country are improving steadily and the plight of those suffering most will be greatly relieved, as also will those seeking the hearty support at the Benefit Ball in Toker’s Hall this evening. The floor has received special attention and the ladies of the district have prepared a dainty home-made supper, while the music will be in the capable hands of. the Bachelor Orchestra.

Tile death of Mrs Hamburg, wife of Mr John P. Hansbury cf Ross took place at the Greymouth Hospital at ail <«irly hour this morning, after a •lengthy illness. Ttfie deceased was ‘a native of Palmerston North and 49 years of age. She Was educated at Palmerston North and after completing her course was appointed pupil teacher, and taught there under Mr L. de Berry. Deceased had lived for twelve years in Ross and had won a large circle erf friends. She was a popular figure in church circles 'and was of a most lovable and charitable nature. Deep sympathy will he extended to the bereaved husband and son of eight years who are left to mourn their los/s.

Arrested in Mrckay Street, the previous evening, Joseph Ellison, 24 years ■of age, a native of Ireland, was charged at the Magistrate’s Court at Greymouth yesterday, before Mr A. Naylor, J.P., that 'at ‘Wallsend on October 12, he was found in possession of a dano'erouis weapon, to wit, a sawn off .22 rifle. Detective Sergeant T. E. Holmes, who in company with Constable J. Rodgers, of Brunner ton, arrested accused, asked for 'a remand till October 17. Asked if he wished to make application for bail, accused said lie was under the doctor and would require bail. The DetectiveSergeant said that the position was that accused was found in possession of a sawn-cff riflo, and this was regarded by the police as rather a serious miatter. He therefore asked that a fairly substantial bail be fixed. Bail was "ranted, self £3O and one surety of £SO.

Claude Ring, portrait photographer of Christchurch, will bo at Inkster’s Studio, Greymouth. from Tuesday, October 18th, to Monday 24th. Take this opportunity of having your portrait made by a well-known city photographer. Appointments may be made for Labour Day.— Advt.

The latest in Coir matting, oval mats, hearth rugs, curtains and cretonne to hand at Schroder ancl Co. —Advt.

Whitebaitcrs please note, Paterson’s have opened further supplies of the 80in. whitebait net at Is 9d yard and the heavy doubl > mesh at 2s 3d, < )n’t he disappointed ''his time.—Aovt.

Rachel Hair Tonic is an excellent hair- 'power ain prevents hair from turning grey. Not a dye. 3s 6d W. E. Williams, chemist.—Advt.