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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1932, Page 4

The annual meeting of the Westland Trotting Club will be held on Friday evening at 8 o’clock at Mclntosh’s Club Rooms. . ,

Messrs Griffen and Smith Ltd., have an interesting announcement on page three of this issue to which we draw the attention of our readers.

Lines of interest opened at Addison s —Smart milliners', ladies’ scarves, summer wools, boys' helmets, traced goods, gold gimps, new •• laces, China heads, ’Xmas novelties.—Advt. Grand ball in Kanieri Hall to-night. Proceeds in aid of 'St. Mary’s School, Bimu, Good night’s fun assured. Jubilee Orchestra introducing themselves, (Keenan’s bus will leave clock tower at 7,4s.—Advt,

Th death took place at Wanganui yesterday morning, gf Mrs Q’Donneil. The deceased, who was bqrn ip Ireland about 80 years ago, lived for a considerable time in Rimu, and came to Cobden about twenty years ago, For the past four* years she had lived in Wanganui. Her husband predeceased her a number of years ago- She leaves two daughters, Mrs Lovegrove (Wanganui), and Mrs McAsse, and one son, James (Australia).

Mr and' Mrs J. Magee, of'Cinnamon Street, Reefton, celebrated their golden wedding on Monday, Mr and Mrs Maggee are natives of Ballarat, where they were mnried. They have been residents of Reefton for almost 25 years, with the exception of twelve months spent in the North Island. Mr •Magee was for many years an employee of the Globe mine. A family of six were able to voice their hearty congratulations to their parents. Mr and Mrs Magee were entertained by many friends and were the recipients of many congratulatory messages.

Fi..e selections oi the latest in cezarine, summer breeze, and voiles are. now showing at S' jhrodir and Co.; a ls° a few choice silk l imp shades in octagon shape and sunset colourings.—Advt. Make your home tasteful and give it just the touch of individuality—whatever your needs in furnishings we can supply them. % Linos and Congoleum in the latest designs to tone with rugs, tapestries, shadow tissues, curtain nets, and bedspreads. Call to-day and inspect these while stocks are complete.—Addison’s.—Advt. Ideal tooth past© for children: I-o-dont, which contains medicinal iodine. 1.3 6d tube from W. E. Williams, chemist. —Advt. Lines of interest showing at Addison’s ;—.Men’s, women’s and children’s bathing '"lits and caps, berlei corsets, brasseries and corselettes, traced goods, locknit underwear, curtain nets, shadow tissues, linos, hearth rugs, towels, hemstitched pillow slips, etc., etc. Call pud inspect.—Advt. Lifeless hair! Healthy vitality and lustre restored with Rachel Hair Tonic. •Not a dye. 3s 6d bottle W. E. Williams, chemist. —Advt. If you contract a cough or cold remember that prompt is assured from the very first dose if take Tonking’s Linseed emulsion. A pleasantly flavoured remedy that’s safe for young or eld. Sold everywhere. Is fid. 2s 6d ,and 4* 6d.—Advs.

A victory rugby ball ■will be held at Kuhnara to-morrow night in tiie Memorial Hall..

For fell clasres of painting, paperhanging and signwriting, consult A. ±Lowe, Beach Street, 'ihe best of workmanship, charges reasonable, estimates given.—Advt.

An outstanding feature at the cabaret lasu evening was the manner in winch the ice cream vendors carried out their duties. Loud praise could be heard on all sides on the quality of the ice cream, which was. supplied by the Rendezvous, Revell Street, iu is pleasing to note that/ the local made ice cream ranks as the finest in New Zealand.

The death occurred early yesterday morning, at the Grey River Hospital, cf Mr James Hines, a native of Kaikoura, aged 77 years. Deceased, who had been on the West Coast i’or about 45 years, and for the last 24 years at Ruru, had been in ill-health for the past four years, and had been in the hospital for three months. Deceased was a prominent axeman in his day. He worked: in the , Lake Brunner sawmill and of late years had been a launch proprietor at Ruru. His wife predeceased him 11 years ago, at Christ,church. He Is survived by two sons, James (Ruru) and John (Punakaiki), and one daughter, Mrs W.' Dales (Wanganui). ■;

The death occurred at the Grey Hospital yesterday of Mr James Hines, aged 77 years. Receded,>vho wag a native of Kaikoura,i,had been on the West Coast ‘for about 45 years, the last 24 pf which have' 1 been 6pent at Ruru, \vhere he had been of late years a launch proprietor, He wag also employed ait the Lake Brunner sawmill and formerly a prominent axeman. He had been in ill-health , for four, years and had beeii an inmate of the frrey Hospital for the last three months. Hi= wife predeceased him 11 years ago, at Christchurch. He is survived by two sore, 'James (Ruru) and John (Punkaikij, and one .daughter, Mrs W, Dales (Wangdnui).

Whitebaiters please note, Paterson’s have opened further supplies of I the 80in. whitebait net at Is 9d ya T d and the heavy doubl / mesh at 2s-Cc, r jn’t be disappointed this time.—Aovi. Beware of sudden changes in the weather—coughs am colds usually result. Keep a bottle of Tonking’a Linseed emul“don handy. . Pleasant to take—gives prompt reJefb Sold everywhere.; Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s Gd. —Advt.