THE KAIKOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE and RECORDER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1936. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Kaikoura Star, Volume LVI, Issue 14, 20 February 1936, Page 2

THE KAIKOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE and RECORDER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1936. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Heath’s half-prize sale is postponed until Tuesday, and will continue on the following day. Nominations of candidates in connection with the Wairau Licensing Committee, close on Wednesday, FebThc dance to have been held at Suburban Hall to-morrow night, under the supervision of St. Pat’s Sports AssoeiI ation has been postponed. Residents arc reminded that entries for the A. and P. Show, to be held on February 28, close with the Secretary at 9 p.m. on Saturday next. Entries positivol,‘v close on the 22nd. The da net* to have been held at the Suburban Hull on Saturday night under the supervision of the Rover Basketball Club Ims boon postponed until further notice. Mr G. B. Dickey, representing Messrs (.’alder Markay, will be at the New Commercial Hotel on Monday, and will be pleased to receive communications. See advertisements for further details. The N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op summer sale is now on, and manly bargains are set out in our advertising columns. A call will .convince residents of the genuineness.of the sale. Heavy rain set in yesterday ami still continues. At Kaikoura. the fall until 9 a.m. today was .‘Lilin, and since 8 o’clock until 9 o’clock this morning .‘II points fell. At Hapuku the fall was 2.58 in. for yesterday ami this morning. Air Edwin H. Borthwick, B.Sc., late of Kaikoura, who recently took up a position with Messrs Borthwick ami Son’s freezing works, has now accepted a position in the laboratories of the Shell Oil Company, Wellington.

Owing to the inclement weather it has been decided to postpone the annual owe fair, to have been held tomorrow, until Tuesday, February 25. A quantity of good harness ami riding saddles will be offered for sale at the Messrs Williams and Rose, the successful contractors for the concrete carrier telephone repeater station, in Killarney Street, have, commenced operations. The repeating station is more familiarly known as a “booster” station. In the past the Seddon station has been utilised for boosting long-dis-tance calls. The wedding was quietly solemnised at her parents’ residence on Tuesday a.fternon last of Alma Eileen, only daughter of Air and Mrs F. H. Flower, Kaikoura. , to Roland Gordon Johnston, also of Kaikoura. The Rev. F. Robertson was the officiating minister. Mr and Airs R. G. Johnston, who left later on a motor trip, will make their future home at “ Auvkinleck,” Goose Bay, Kaikoura. R-UR CURES MRS BROWN’S NEURITIS. “I think R-U-R just wonderful,” writes Mrs A. Brown, Brinstead Road, Auckland. “It seems to have completely cured my neuritis, which was so bad I ’could not raise my arm. 1 have had no pain for five months.” Obtainable from Kaikoura Pharmacy, with Money-Back Guarantee. Free. Booklet.