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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 148, 20 December 1916, Page 8

The Misses Page, and Souter, 10, Woodward-street, have opened a consignment of dainty voile and lawn handembroidered blouses. Out sizes kept iii stock. Ninon veilings in leading shades for holiday wear. Open Friday and Saturday evenings this week. Tel. 4217 —Advt. Brimful of humour and interest is the book of Christmas cartoons which has just been produced by Messrs. W. Macbeth and Will Lawson, as artist and writer in happy collaboration. The doings of two absent Ministers, unofficially recorded, form a. large part of the book, and there are local touches also. The military side of life has not escaped attention, some clever cartoons being included. A large two-page group of the National Ministry, "Thirteen of Them," is another clever piece of black and white work, and the cover and frontispiece are good too. . The story and veises that make up the book have just enough of gravity and gaiety to meet the season and occasion, and the book, shonld find appreciation throughout the Dominion and abroad. The Waterside Workers' Band will play selections at Newtown Park tonight. Motor-wagons for Immediate Delivery. —Bessemer Motor-chassis, to carry from 1 to 4 tons. Most popular and simple. We have learned by experience that Bessemer wagons are dependable. If you will tell us the weight and nature of your hauls and the character of your roads, we will be pleased to plare our knowledge and experience at your disposal. Write to Motor-wagon Headquarters, 111-113, Lambton-quay, for motors to fit your busines*. J. E. Fitzgerald, Wellington, I>Tew Zealand Agent.—Advt. I cauna' lea^e tho old folks' now, I'd better l&do a wee, Dad's got a cold, and Muni's not well, And pipes tho ither e'e. I'll gang doon to the corner store For Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, i And Mum and Dad will "greet" no more; Ayo— they'll ba richt far sure.— Adri >