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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 148, 21 June 1912, Page 6

Commenting upon the appointment of Sir Rafns Isaacs, Attorney-General, as a member of the Cabinet, the "Daily Mafl" remarks that in no Ministry of recent times has the legal element been stronger. "It is," declares the paper, "steadily strengthening its grip of the government of the country, and displacing -business and land-owing elements. The "Daily Mail" adds that the same tendency is noticeable in 'Prance and in the United States. See the special value in superior double ■widths silk, all colours, 3/11 per yard.— Smith and Canghey, Ltd.—(Ad.) Ladies' and. maids' macs-, cravenettes, raincoats, long ttteed coats and chil--coats, lowest pHces.— Bridgman and Bridgman. Open late Saturday. (Ad.) Dress bargains, double -width fn-oedi, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, l/ii; navy series, fast colours, 1/6, 1/11. 2/3, 2/6, 2/n, 2/nFox's serges, 56in, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11.—Grey and Ford, Ltd., Karangahape-rd.—(Ad.) Rugs; special value, 2/11. :Vfi, 4/fi 9/6. 13/6; fringed ■travelling 9/11' 14/11- —Bridgman and Bridgman.— (Ad.)' The Roslyn -worsted and uoollon mills axe sorely taxed .at present, to cope -with the enormous -demand for the people's favourite all-wool blankois, rugs, tweeds, worsted, foottwll suits, soda, stockings, fennels, plaidinss,' yanu, ladies' and gents' Bne unshxintAble underwear,^Delta" finish (Ad.^