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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 56, 29 November 1917, Page 3

A moeting of the tea committee in connection with the Sports Day effort on Saturday was held in the Concert Chamber of the Town fllfll yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J. P. Luke (Mayoress) presided. Arrangements in regard to the refreshments, for which a large marquee will bo provided in the Basin Reserve, were discussed, and from the reports handed in they appnared to be progressing satisfactorily. Thero will be an ice cream nnd cold drinks stall connected with the marquee, and given a fine day it is anticipated that very satisfactory results should be realised, for the benefit of the the Soldiers' Christmas Gift Fund. Contributions of cakes, scones, sandwiches, etc., will be very gladly received by j the committee, of which the executive comprises the following ladies: Mrs. Luko (president), Miss Clarke, Miss Bock, Mrs. C. G. Wilson, Mrs. Partridge, Mrs. H. M'Gregor, and Mrs. Barltrop (secretary).

The marriage of Miss Ethel Stanrlisli, younger daughter of Mrs. Standish, New Plymouth, to Captain Colin Gilray, son of Professor and Mrs. Gilray, Dunedin, was celebrate 3at Haslemere, England, Inst Saturday, states a New Plymouth exchange.

KNITTING SOCKS FOR SOLDIERS. The condition of thinga ns wo find them to-day demands strict economy, both in time and money; this is embodied in Hint combinntion of usefulness, THE KNITTING MACHINE. *o Misnciisnblo in helping to supply Hie needs of (ho men who nrc doine so much for lie. flivn be easily learned by mother and daughter, nn.nl: or sweetheart. Write for cnialopio and full particulars to the sdo aftents, Osenr ITewett nnd Co.. s(i Cubft Street, Wollinßton— Advt.

For Children's Hacking Cough, .Wood's Great Eonpjmnint Curo.*