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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21116, 17 March 1934, Page 14

SCISSORS TAPE and MATERIAL Plus the Great Help of ' Hay's Dresscutting Expert AND YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN COAT OR FROCK WITH EASE! Do what hundreds of women are doing who like smart frocking. Visit Miss Allan, the head of Hay's Dress Cutting Department. Any garment is cut out for 2/and, if you so desire, it will be tacked and fitted for an extra 4/6. It will pay you to have a chat with Miss Allan, but don't leave it too long as the Department is afways busy and booked up well ahead. Materials must, be bought at Hay's. 36in FANCY DIAGONAL. An All-Wool, medium-weight material in Beige, Nigger, Chona llr own. Licorice Drown, Unfile. Moss and Bronze Green, Vintage Tied, Light Wine, Lido, Palermo Blur, v\v 4/1.1.. 36in WOOL DIAGONAL. New Frocking, etc., with a smart raised diagonal line. Beige. Lido, Nigger. Navy, Wine, etc 5/11 54in CAVALRY TWILL. Popular, Ail-Wool fabric. Lido, Royal, Grey, Brown, Wine. Mnlberrv and Black—--9/6 Corsets at Hay's New Frocks need new foundation garments. Hay's carry full stocks of Berlei and other well - known makes. Fittings free and without obligation to purchase. Gloucester St.

That during his 23 year.' of judjr rial work there had become manifest an ever-increasing tendency 00thc part of the community to regard the rights of property, was mentioned by Mr Wyvern stipendiary magistrate of when addressing the conference of the Federation of New Zealand Jus- s tices of the Peace. There was a» spirit of communism abroad. a_ feeling that no man had a right to acquire property, Mr Wilson said. It had even been said recently to be successful in life in New Zca-,-; land was almost a crime. The alarm-.,, ing feature of the situation was th*t«, the rrrcatest increase in crrrr« against property \vm a?vo-\-; persons under the of 25.