■The Haleombe correspondent, of the i Marton paper narrates the following , anent'. the lack of provision for sleeping;! accommodation when hundreds of soldiers visited Wellington on Christmas Eve and ; were unable to obtain shelter anywhere: "One'of our , Halcombe lads managed to get inside a' private hotel and. obtained the use of two chairs and. a blanket, for which the patriotic proprietor charged him' 6/6. Others who got into' more fashionable quarters were charged- 12/6 for' a 'shake-down.' ; One good woman housed six of our bunkless boys,, but would not listen to any offer of payment, being quite satisfied. with the grateful appreciation of those whom she" had' thus befriended." . Anchored on the Wanganui at the foot of the beautiful Ohura Falls is the firiest-house-boat in the world, replete with social hall, piano, dining-room, smokingroom, baths, electric lights, and all conveniences. Spend your holiday here—get awny from the city hustle—-get neat Nature. " 'Particulars"from A 7 Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui. Cook's' and Government Tourist Bureaux everywhere. (Ad:) . • ;': .....,-, ./:
Walker f Jones, Wholesale 8 Retail Drapers (? Mercers. \' : :; : '• .-v^^-.v--:'' ■" : '-.'= ;; . ■■•:.'• : ;: Ponsonby Shopping Centre ;/: Open until 9 every evening excepting Saturday. Sale Commences j, ';..", " .!"'"" • ■•■■ .' :; , '•■ ■ ::: ■ ■ -..:':; j I * ;-.:;v-;u;". :: .\- •• ■■■ -1 Monday at 9 a.m. Bargains in all Departments :v:. .-■: ;, ■' . ' ~ *", ' . .- ~' ■ ■ ,■-• .. ".;: ?' '-■ ■,-.■''.■"' ." . ''' flf , ''' :'■ '■ ■ ■ :. • - ( -. ■■■-■•■ ■>■'■:• ■is !jr ]. _. ■ MEN'S ■%■'■ : ; ■ " | j'Xenoge Pelt Hats, 2/11 Black and White Hose, 1/-pair Straw" Boators, 2/11 ■ .;..• Hose Snspenders, 6i each Donble Collars, 6d. each -. SUk-HatS; 6d. each ' I Wide-End Ties, 6d. each; Neckwear, 6d. each "\% \;?MnerVt*to, 4/11 Muslin and Lace Collars, 1/-etch rWUte Singlets, IOJd. each ;■ Long American Vesta, 1/U . Nay 7, or Shetland riannela, 2/9 Illannelette Blouses, 1/11 .-.-': ;Tweed Trousers, 5/9J . Camisoles, 1/- : i* 3 CHILDREN'S J White Hose, 6d. pair . ■ Magyar Tunics, 1/- each Mnshroom Straws, 4Jd. each . '' ~ ... iPinafows; trimmed Embroidery, ' S *° m 3± each I ..; 1/11 • : . ' : . .Brtlwd Vests,'l/- each '. i .Black and Tan Sox, 6d. pair .White Hate, 1/-each Xllour Stock of Plain and Fancy Crepes *-% j% Mnsuns n : •« . ii „■ Voiles to dear Mayy Prints, Fast Dye. Spot or Sprigs, 6d. yarj Black or White Dome Fasteners, id. card : ; Silk Hair Nets, Id. s each. j ' " Coloured Bibbons, finch wide, Id. yardN Collar Supports, id. card. ■ See Windows To-day. Open Until 9 o'clock. i We Pay Freight or Postage, and Money £.■ ~ back if dissatisfied.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 7, 8 January 1916, Page 10
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