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Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1935, Page 4

The usual euchre and 45’s tournament will be held in the Longford Hall on Monday evening. Good prizes—Advt. After Confirmation Service at All Saints’ Church to-morrow night, the congregation will be invited to the Hall where a welcome will be given the Bishop, and a formal laicwell tendered to the Vicar. Everyone invited— Advt.

The South Westland Aero Club ball will be held cm Tuesday, August 6, in the Totara Hall, Boss.

The quarterly general meeting of the Returned Soldiers’ Association will be held at the Soldiers’ Hall on Monday next, at 7.39 p.m. All members welcome—Advt.

An important meeting of the Kx-K-e.fsior Football Oiub will oe IWUI m Keller’s sample room on Monday at 7 p.m. .Jiarp, to consider the proposed south Westland trip—Advt.

The Borough Council last evening accepted an invitation from the trustees of the Methodist Church to atteifd the morning service at the Church on Sunday, July 21, being the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of the establishment of the Church in Hokitika.

Beautiful tone and beautiful appearance. “Courtenay” Radios give vuii this desirable combination for the beautifully furnished liome.s of to-day. —Advt.

In an endeavour to' secure outstanding rates the Borough Council last evening decided to sue delaulting ratepayers, the Town Clerk (Mr H. G. I• Coles) being appointed rate collector. The Mayor (Mr G. A. Perry) said the Council’s finances were very stringent, and now that conditions were improved, it must endeavour to improve its position and improve its income.

To reciprocate for the splendid response from our numerous customers,

we are now delving into our huge stock making further cuts as an appreciation during the next few days. An early call for further bargains will be appreciated by Schroder and Co.—Advt

An application was made, to the Borough Council for permission to install a septic tank on premises in the Borough. The Council at a previous meeting decided not to grant further applications until the water supply had improved, and it was moved that the application he refused. It was stated, however, that applicant, intended to use his own water supply, and on this condition permission was granted.

Marvellous showroom values in woven wool frocks, morocam frocks, bemberg silk blouses, winter coats, and hats, at Schroden and Co's winter sale is the talk of the town —Advt.

With the principal object of attracting overseas tourists and encouraging travel within the Dominion, between 50,000 and 100,000 publicity booklets are shortly to be issued for distribution throughout New Zealand and overseas. Special attention is given to the glorious attractions Westland lias for thetourist. The sum of £3OO requires to be found .by the West Coast-, toward the cost entailed, and this is being met in various ways. The Hokitika Borough Council last evening donated the sum of £5 toward this object.

After the evening service last night at St. Columba’s Church, Koiterangi, Mr W. A. Jamieson in the name oi the congregation, presented Rev. H. J. IV. Knights with a pair of gauntlet leather motoring gloves, a check muffle'' and a shaving set, in recognition of his five year’s ministry. He wished both Mr and Mrs Knights ever v happi-. ness in their future, and hoped they would sometimes return to see old friends. ®

The much-anticipated farewell ball to Ron King is only a matter of a few days away now, and there is every reason for anticipating this to be the event of the season. Seldoift has a function received such widespread interest, and, patrons from all parts of the district will be present, the attendance being expected to surpass anything seen so far this season. Dancing, wiii commence at 8.30 p.m., while at 10.30 p.m. the civic function will-take place, in tiie form of a public presentation.

There remains only a fortnight before be departs to join the team, and those, desiring the opportunity to bid him good luck on the coming tour will liave it on. Wednesday night.

Seddon Shield, West Coast v. Marlborough, at Blenheim, August 3. Newmans’ Motors Ltd., cars will leave Hokitika on Friday, August 2, at 8 a.m., the return leaving Blenheim on Sunday morning, Aygu.st 4. Intending passengers please ring phone 171 Advt.

Tn loss than a fortnight the Hokitika Poultry Club’s annual show will Be held, and with the general improvement in conditions, the committee is confidently anticipating a very successful exhibition. The entries for all classes in the poultry section show a heartening response, and will close with the secretary this evening. Tho secretary will he at Breeze’s boot shop between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.. This year the Cluli lias Been allotted two New Zealand championships, and four South Island championships, and these will attract keen interest by exhibitors and public alike. The judge will be Air t*. H. Bradford, of Christchurch, whose worth in this capacity "will Be appreciated. Entries for the knitting seelion dose with Airs C. Hart next Saturday.

In “The Bristol’s” change of advt., special reference is made of their Anniversary Sale. This progressive store has been operating just on two years, and the support accorded, during that period, is evidence of bow their values are appreciated by the public. Watch for their change of advt during Anniversary Sale, as many specials of interest will be advertised during the next two weeks—Tlie Bristol.—Advt.

The Hokitika District High .School Ex-Pupils Association will hold a farewell social lor Ron King in All Saints’ Hall..on Friday next.

A concert will he* held in the OneMile llall next Monday evening in aid of the Humphreys candidate, Princess Lorna. A large number of leading Hokitika performers arc taking part, and patrons are assured of a pleasant evening’s entertainment. Admission, adults is, children (id.—Advt.

Top coats at bottom prices for men. Addisons Hygrade overcoats of a character and distinction, expertly tailored, from the best <jutility materials, at genuinely and generously reduced prices for the sale period with a substantial saving now awaiting yon on the new season’s overcoats is good reason for prompt acceptance of this special sale offer—Advt.

Men! Further reductions at Addisons urge you to visit tlie mercery counter now. Men's felt hats assorted sixes 2s Od each. One only, Dorsalino, fawn, size 7} 87s (id, now 6s (id; men’s cardigan’s and pullovers from 7s 6d. Substantial savings on pyjamas, underwear, sox and ties, and all hoys’ wear. Don’s miss . this great saving event.—Advt.