THE KAIĶOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE AND RECORDER THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1931. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Kaikoura Star, Volume LI, Issue 69, 27 August 1931, Page 2

THE KAIĶOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE AND RECORDER THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1931. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Fishing requisites are the featured lines in Air S. T. Harris’s advertisement. Messrs James and Co. notify that they have been appointed local agents for 11.M.V. Records. Vauxhall cars and Bedford trucks arc demonstrated by the local representative, Chris. Kennedy. The Oh in Labour Party will give a concert in.l dance in the Drill Hall, on Friday, September 11. Air and Airs AV. B. Harris (Christchurch) are spending a holiday at “Langley,” Kaikoura. Mrs S. Williamson and Margaret (Christchurch) are the guests of Dr and Mrs W’ithers. A hard-up dance will be held at the Suburban Hall on Saturday, September •">, in aid cf the Basketball Club. The Kaikoura Hockey Club will hold a dance in the Drill Hall on Saturday, September 12. C. Kennedy notifies that his car will leave Kaikoura at 7 o’clock on Saturday morning for Christchurch, for the Australia-Canterbury match. A dance will be hold in the Drill Hall on Saturday night, under the supervision .if the Kowhai Tennis Club. Excellent music will be provided, and a good supper. Those who attend can be assuret 1 of an enjoyable time. A special car will leave Curran’s garage at 4 a.m. on Saturday (connecting with train at Parnassus) for the football match, Australia v. Canterbury. The service returns the same evening, and cheap excursion fares arc available. “The Optimists” paid a visit to Ward on Tuesday evening, and, despite the inclement weather, were greeted by a very good house. Every item was well received. The visitors were entertained at supper after the performance, and left for home at 11.30. Footballers and other sports arc requested to meet at the Club Hotel on Sunday to extend a welcome to the Australian footballers. A series of Kaikoura photographs will be handed to the visitoi's, being generously donated by Messrs P. Curran, J. Entwistle and the proprietor of the Star. The Primo Alinister, Air J. H. Scullin is greatly pleased that a long delayed case has ended. Ho said: My confidence in Air Theodore’s integrity has never wavered. In this time of serious difficulty, Australia wants the wholehearted services of all Afinistcrs and particularly of the Treasurer. I therefore extend to him my congratulations upon his honour being cleared. At Friday night’s parade of the Ist Kaikoura Company of the Boys’ Brigade a splendid side-drum was brought along with au accompanying letter from Air Frank Garlick, who lias just left the district. Air Garlick wrote saying that he wished to present the drum to the boys, and wishe-d the Brigade all success in the future. The announcement was received with hearty cheers by the boys. Advantage Was taken of the school holidays for a route march ou Tuesday to the Kahautara River and back. For “8.8. Week” about £4 was collected by the local company, which heartily thanks all donors. There was a fair attendance at the monthly meeting of the Presbyteiian Ladies’ Guild. Airs T. Stevenson presided. Reports indicated that arrangements were well in hand for the bazaar and flower show to be held on September 26th. The following are the stallholders: —Work stall, Mesdames G. Brown, A. Williamson, and A. R. Callander; produce stall, Alcsdaihcs A. Al. Hyde, W. Seaton, and J. McAdam; cake stall. Alcsdanies C. S. Gordon, F. Sargent, T. Bowen, and J. Williams sweets stall, Airs Clarke, Misses E. Stevenson, R. Craighead, Al. Harrison, and Alowatt; toys, Airs G. B. Jardine, Alisses D. Paton, and F. AlcAdam; refreshments, Mesdames W. J. AlcClintock, F. Upston, Craighead, and D. Al organ. ___

Notice is given respecting straying sheep on Ludstone Estate. A representative of John R. Proctor, opticians, will be at the Commercial Hotel on Alon day and Tuesday next. Alessrs Pyne, Gould, Guinncs, Ltd., will hold a clearing sale on account of Air W. Peoples, at the homstcad, on Wednesday next. The Public Trustee notifies that all claims against the' estate of the late Mrs Alarion Kennedy must be rendered (in duplicate, and ‘ certified) immediately. Break a wishbone with me, Think <f something nice; Diamonds? Ah, no, dear! Simpler things suffice. Ha! I’ve won. You ask me W hat I wish. B sure, Health. No coughs, no cold, no ’flu, With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.