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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19118, 10 July 1930, Page 9

Mr. Norman Stewart, of Karamea, and late of Nelson, is spending a holiday in Greymouth after an absence of 23 years. He is the guest of his brother, Mr W. Stewart, Leonard Street. The Railway Department advertises in this issue particulars of alterations to mail; express and other train services operating from next Sunday. A Dunedin Press Association message says that lan Watt, aged eight, was knocked down by a motor-car. He received severe head injuries and abrasions. A total number of 1582 names is contained in the supplementary roll now being prepared for the by-elec-tion to fill the vacancy on the City Council caused by the death of Councillor F. R. Cooke. The roll was closed yesterday, but not a great number of applications for enrolment were made. This is due to the fact that a by-elec-tion was held on April 1 last, when a great majority of these eligible to vote were enrolled. About 1200 of the names on the roll have been added as the result of changes in the ownership of properties. The supplementary roll printed for the by-election held on April 1 last contained 2820 names. A big game hunter came across an African native wearing a familiar looking shirt. Doubting the black boy’s tale that it was a gift, the hunter had a look at the name on the collar. It was his own! _ The native had stolen it! Glosta Tailored Shirts are far too, good to give away! 6