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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19170, 29 November 1927, Page 9

Hotels will miss their usual holiday on Christmas Day this year, for the reason that Christmas falls on a Sunday. Although the holiday will be observed generally on Monday, December 26th, the law, as defined in the Public Holidays Amendment Act, of 1921, makes it clear that hotel licensees are permitted to open their bars on that day, and that licenses may lawfully be granted for the sale of liquor at race meetings which will be held in different parts of the country on December 26th.

HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW HANDBAGSP When you consider the new season's haudbags, the variety of beautiful leathers, magnificent linings, lovely ornameutations, and new shades —cornflower blue, and copper beech —you won't be satisfied until you have one of your own. Each bag has a little touch of individuality that makes it yours. And in spite of their quality and exclusiveness, these bags are by no means expensive. Call and see them at Simpson and Williams, High street. —6 THIRSTY WEATHER! "PRICE'S" TO THE RESCUE. There's real refreshment in a glassful of delicious cordial made from "Price's" Concentrated Beverage. It costs so little—put it on the table daily. Cooling to the palate. A Is 6d bottle makes three gallons. You will like flavoured Lemon, flavoured Lime, and flavoured Raspberry, among others. See that you get "Price's. —4 JOLLITY FOR THZ KIDDIES. Minsons' toy department getting ready for the coming season. Cheaper novelties than ever. More room, more assistants. " The efficiency of Bonnington's Irish Moss in cases of coughs and colds is so well known that a serious and sincere reminder is sufficient to send wise mothers to chemist or store far a Is 6d or 2s 6d "stand by" bottle. —6