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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21639, 25 November 1935, Page 12

DRASTIC CLEARANCE DRESS FABRICS at HAY'S BIRTHDAY SALE Literally Thousands ofi Yards of Silks, Uitcrnshable Crepes, Cottons, Novelty Voiles, etc^ to be Sacrificed* Free Cutting-Oat Offer to Continue to Wednesday So popular has been this offer that it will be continued for a few days. It applies to all material costing 2/6 yard or over bought now. One of the special Dress Fabric Bargains at this Sale is 28in Silk Linen. There are many delicate shades that wash and wear well—Usually 1/3 yard for Free Binding of all com MATTING bought at Hay's this week. This is another popular offer which is being extended. Prices 2/6 to 3/11 per yard. HAY'S BIRTHDAY SALE

GUESTS AT CITY HOTELS New City Hotel:—Messrs D. C Western (Palmerston North), A. B. Hansen (Levin), B. N. Trist (Wellington), and A. Warren (Nelson). United Service Hotel:—Messrs & Hunt (Wellington), K. W. Schmitt S. Harrowell (Auckland). Clarendon Hotel:—Mr T. Duncan (Wellington). Warner's Hotel:—Messrs H. Patterson (Dunedin), Barrie Marschel, C. A. Jefltery (Wellington). MID^CANTERBURY There was an attendance of 55 electors at a meeting held by Mr H. K. Herring, the official Labour candidate for Mid-Canterbury, at Lyndhursl At the conclusion of his address Mr Herring answered several questions. A vote of confidence in the candidate and party was carried unanimously on the motion of Messrs A. G. Polkinghorne and V. Coliett. Mr Arthur Gadd was in the chair.