THE KAIKOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE and RECORDER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Kaikoura Star, Volume LVI, Issue 87, 5 November 1936, Page 2

THE KAIKOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE and RECORDER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936. LOCAL AND GENERAL

If you need a diary you can secure same at .Mr J. Washington’s shop; also music, books, ami tobacconists’ goods. A stock salt l will bei conducted at Messrs Pyne, Gould, Guinness’s yards to-morrow at 1 p.m.. when cows, bulls, and pigs will be submitted to auction. A dance will be held in the Suburban Hal! on Saturday night, the proceeds ■from which are to be dx* voted to the Suburban School funds. The shop adjoining Mr Ferry’s has been altered and made ready for a new business to bo opened up as soon as the work is completed. Seven weeks to Christmas, and new toys and presentation goods' an’ to hand at Messrs Morris unit Son’s emporium, Fast End, Kaikoura. Inspection invited. —Advt. The adjourned annual meeting of the Kaikoura TrbEting Club is to be held in the Band Room to-night. A full attendance of members 5s requested and , intending members will be welcomed. St. Michael’s Tennis Club members will hold a dance in the -Suburban Hall on November 14. when the Blenheim tennis players will be . the guests of the club. To cope with increasing trade, Mr E. Fir,kin has enlarged ’nis hairdressing saloon, and ladies and. gentlemen can receive immediate attention to their ton so rial requirements. Mr H. W. Rainey is making good progress with his con tract for the extension at the Adelphi Hotel, and it will not be long beTorc the work is completed. Whilst playing cricket on the Domain recently a plane, bound southwards flew overhead. One of the batsmen looked up and remarked: “Jean Batten.’’ “No,” said the umpire from, the other end, “C. Tre win battin’.” The Kaikoura cyclists who have won distinction abroad will be the guests of honour of the Athletic and Cycling Chib committee at a dance to be held in the Drill Hall to-night;. A large attendance is anticipated. Mr E. W. Harris, who umderwent an operation at the Hospital some weeks ago, has sufficiently recovered to permit of his returning to hi.s home. His many friends will wish ’him a speedy restoration to normal health. A contract has been let by Mr P. Cannon for a new building at West Fnd to replace the dwelling, office, and motor garage used by Messrs Newman Bros. The old structure! will be •- de w molished. Mr C. W. Reeves, who occupied one of the shops at the old garage, has now removed to Mr Richardson’s shop, near the Lyell Creek bridge. A very pleasant -'vening was su»mt at the residence of Mr and Mrs (£. Hamilton, Hapuku, on Mondry last, when a number of friends assembled on the occasion of the 2.lst birthday anniversary of Mis Hamilton’s nephew, Mi* Allan Simpson. The evening passed pleasantly with games, cards, competitions, and musical items. Much amusement was caused in the opening of the various gifts and in a few well-chosen words Mr Simpson thanked all present for the enjoyable evening given in his honour and for the many gifts presented to him. A gaily decorated cake was cut and distributed, and all joined in singing “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow.” The evening came to a close with the singing of Auld Lang Syne. Among those present were Mr and Mrs G. Hamilton, Mr and Mrs E. Scott, Mr and Mrs R. Smart, Mr and Mrs A. Morton. Mr and Airs W. Milligan, Mesdames E. Carson and F. Emms, Misses 1. Gibson I. Scott, M. Milligan, M. Smart. F. Inder, A. and D. Harle, and Messrs A. Simpson R. Smart L. Laugesen, D. Milligan, J. Brunel F. Emms, G. Hamilton, and Masters C. and G. Scott.. AGONISING RHEUMATIC PAINS DISAPPEAR The agonising pain of Rheumatism affected Airs AVilkes, Alauku, Franklin County, so acutely that she was unable to stand up. After three mouths of R.U.R. her Rheumatism disappeared ami she is completely cured.. R.U.R. is sold with money-back guarantee in every packet by Kaikoura Pharmacy. ‘Ask for Free Booklet. 5