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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 142, 15 June 1908, Page 3

After a successful run of nearly four weeks, the exhibition of the Arts Society . closed on Saturday night. This is the ' most successful exhibition ever held un- \ dcv the auspices of the Society, both from .j an artistic and also financial point of I 1 view, i j Constable Flavell was seriously as- : 1 ; saulted at Waikino on Saturday night -, i ! whilst arresting a man named Buckeridge ! charged -with using obscene language. j In urging that great care should be taken in giving outdoor relief, the Wanganui delegate at the conference of re- ; | preventatives of Hospital and Charitable j Aid Boards quoted an instance which j occurred in his district. A woman had ; made a practice of applying for relief, j | and the sum obtained had gradually | , j mounted up until over £2 10/- was going : j into her house weekly. She was in the ! ! habit of taking front seats at the the- j i atre ; When this was discovered she j ! ; received nothing more—"and afterwards ! . j took a back seat,'' remarked another j I delegate, amidst laughter. ■ j Here's a chance for the ladies. Grey' ■ , and Ford. Ltd.. have bought all the sal- j ■ ■ vage stock and sample garments of ; j Robert Malcolm Limited. High-street, i 1 j Auckland, and the ladies will have a great time among the bargains this week. . j 'The Old Beehive," next Buchanan's, . I Newton. — (Ad.) • j Salvage stock! Salvage stock! The - "Old Beehive." Newton. Grey and Ford. : . Limited, this week will fire out the whole i of the salvage stock and samples of ■ i Robert Malcolm Limited, warehousemen,' , : High-street, Auckland, bought at 75 per j j cent, off English prices.— (Ad.)