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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 129, 31 May 1918, Page 4

The Rev. .T. H. O. Chappie, who was sentenced recently to a term of imprisonment for making a seditious utterance, hits been removed from the Lyttelton prison to the Trmpleton prison, on account, it is stated, of ill-health. Farmers! Were you at the fertiliser works at Te Papapa on Wednesday? If so, see yourselves at the Strand Theatre this evening. A splendid picture. (Ad.) The tagel shapes at 2/11. nnd felt hats at 5/11, now showing by Sneddon's, in Symonds Street, are commanding a big sale. When they are all sold don't be among the disappointed.—(Ad.) Farmers! The Strand Picture Theatre is showing a really good picture of the ceremony at the fertiliser %vork s on Wednesday. You were there! See yourselves to-night.— (Ad.) Velours. Velours. — Snedden'e. in Symonds Street, are making a special offer of velour hate for the next few days, at 22/0. They expect to clear a groat range of hats that are worth from :S-V to 45/.— (Ad.) Ip to the minute: Millinery for ladies and children. Styles. Prices. Service.—The Bon Marche, Karan"ahape Road.—(Ad.) Black gabardine costumes are always dressy, and among the selection now offering by Snedden's. in Symonds Street, we pick out just one style, with smart flared-cut coat, trimmed with wide siik braid, belt at sides, and collar of corded silk: full skirt, box-pleated at back. It k stocked i,, ;,!! sizes, an<l y. marked very cheap at ,C 3 10/(>._-(Ad.) Table mangles, English make, 24in rollers, compact, reliable, durable, now offering at Tonson Garliek's.— (Ad.)