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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 256, 29 October 1934, Page 11

REEF. RAISED. » PORTLAND ISLAND 'QUAKE. NOW TWO FEET HIGHER. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) GISBORNE, this day. A sheep farmer from Portland Island, Mr. Novell, who is visiting Gisborne, reports that a recent earthquake raised the reef on the island two feet above the former level. Portland Island is south of Mahia Peninsula, Hawke's Bay, with a lighthouse which is connected by telephone. It was so named by Captain Cook because it resembled Portland, England. TROOPSHIP MEMORIES. BRASS PLATE PRESENTATION. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. To commemorate their association with the original ship Waiwera, which took the first two New Zealand contingents to the Boer War, the South African War Veterans' Association has made arrangements to present a suitably inscribed braes plate to the second vessel of that name, which is at present in New Zealand waters. The presentation is to be made when the' ship is in Wellington between November 17 and 20. I The Friend of Every Mother £* o."i* Values Her Children's Skin Health Sold everywhere PYRAMID regd HANDKERCHIEFS Drying in the garden Dancing on the line Bleaching white as lilies In the good sunshine • Some gay as roses Nodding from the bed But our colours live when Roses are dead • Tossed in our basket Smelling like clover The best washing hanky All the world over •' PYRAMID regd HANDKERCHIEFS See registered trade mark label on every Pyramid handkerchief • PRICES IN ALL LARGE~TOWNS Men's i Fancy white and coloured borders, hemstitched or rolled hems - .1/3 Men's plain white hemstitched . . . l/Glft box of six ' . 7/6 1 Women's size Pyramids . . . . 10Jd. | Clft box of six . . .if. .1. -T- .5/3 • If you have any difficulty in obtaining, write to Box 604, Wellington' • A Tootal product guaranteed by Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co. Ltd. Manchester