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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 304, 20 December 1912, Page 2

There are 3,213,000 children in the j Board Schools of England and Wales, 1,706.000 in Church of England schools, 293,000 in Catholic schools, and 138,000 in other non-provided schools. The regulations relating to the hours of shops engaged in the pork-butchering business since March 20th are to be cancelled on Monday, 23rd instant. The I hours fixed by the regulations were: | Close at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays, 11 p_. on Saturdays, and 9 o'clock other evenings. After the 23rd the establishments | can remain open as long as they like i until the new regulations have been ar- | ranged. Santa Clans has arrived at Smith and Caughev's toy land. Bring the boys and girls.—(Ad.) ' j MEN'S BOXED STJTTS, special value. Navy coating serge, 45/. 52/6; worsted suits. 39/6 to 65/: "Sincerity "suits, SS/6, 65/: tweed suits, 27/6, 32/6". Open late Saturdav.—Bridgman and Bridgman, op. Town Hall. — (Ad.) The Jajah of Harajole, vrhe was prominent in the Midnapur case, ha s apologised tn the Indian Government for participating in a disloyal movement, and has withdrawn the charges against officials. The best cameras at the lowest prices are sold at Sharland's Photographic Depot, Lome Street.— (Ad.) In our ladies' showroom! One-piece dresses, usual 19/11, 25/, 29/6, now 15/6 17/6, 19/11. -p_j. corsets, usual 3/6 to 6/11, now 2/11 pair to clear.—-Crey and Swd, Ltd- __ar_g_*_-pe Road.—(Ad.)