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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 104, 27 January 1930, Page 6

PROVINCIAL PERSONALS After a motor camping tour at the Taranaki and Rotorua districts, the Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Brown have returned to Palmerston North. Mrs. L. Cronin, of Auckland, who before her marriage was Miss Dorothy Dudson. of Carterton. lias received advise that she has won tlie Fellowship Degree of the Trinity College ot Music, London. Mrs. Cronin is at present visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hudson, at -Carterton. Mr. W. Howard Booth, of Carterton, who leaves next month on a visit to England, was granted leave of absence at a stewards’ meeting of the Carterton Racing Club, of which ho Is president, and was also wished bon voyage and a safe return. A SAVING ON FURS. By dealing at IT. 11. Blandford's Ltd., expert furriers. Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North, ladies can effect a considerable saving on the high quality fur coats, for which this firm is renowned throughout New Zealand. The method of iniportatioji brings this undoubted advantage to the client, and an ibvitatioii is extended to all to call at the showrooms and inspect tlie array of furs exhibited, when further particulars of Blandford’s saving scheme may be obtained. —Advt.

PILLOW M CASES W Great value, indeed! Six good quality Pillow Cases, taped ready W for use. The D.I.C. has sold thousands of these wonderful for value pillow cases. People all over New Zealand are so satisfied S/ XBifc that almost every mail brings 1 letters like this: ' <<So pleased with „ / / value. Send me another J-doz, D-I-C., Wanganui