Untitled

Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1940, Page 4

LAX: Safe, reliable corrective for all digestive disturbances. Get this modern, .scientific laxative from A, 0. Armstrong, Hokitika,

The centre of attraction to-morrow evening will be the R.S.A, Assembly Dance in the Soldiers’ Hall. Come early and get the benefit of a full evening’s dancing. Ladies 1 /-, gents 1/6.

The raffle for the Enlisli 10 h.p. Ford motor car closes to-morrow. The local Patriotic Society has arranged for the car to lie in Revel] Street and Weld Streets at 7.30 o’clock to-night when the Hokitika Municipal Band will parade for the occasion. Tickets will he on •sale, price 1/- and all monies collected will be credited to the local Patriotic Fund.—Advt.

At the Methodist Hall last evening the congregation of the Methodist Church and friends gathered in force to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs "Geo. Gilchrist prior to their departure for Greymouth. During the past 11 years Mr and Mrs Gilchrist have been valued members of the congregation and Mr Gilchrist will be especially missed in the Men’s Club and choir. Rev. Halils and* Mr T. W. Dull (Circuit Steward), Mr J. Bain (Returned Soldiers’ Association), Air Higgins (Railway Department), and Mr P. Goodfcllow (choirmaster), spoke eulogising the departing guests, and a presentation of a cheque was made to them. The evening was interspersed with community singing, conipetitons and games, and songs were sung by Mr A. Couch, Air Gilchrist and Aliss L. Knight. \