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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 88, 13 April 1923, Page 6

Mr. J. Rp^a and his son. AthoJ, Messrp. J. A. M'lieod, and A. D. Kitto, a quartette of Wairarapa deer-stalkers, have been in the Makarora district, states a Press Association message from Dunedin. Th« two former h.ay» returned, ■and Mr. Ross, senior, sa-ys that this is th 6 fourth conseoutive year he has been in this district. He notices a pronounced deterioration in the herds, which, in his opinion, should b,e severely culled, and practical men should be engaged to do it. Mr. Bom, junior, got a goq4 fourteenrppinter, and My. 'Leod a twelve-pointer. . Kirkoaldie r.na Stainss, ltd., wish to a-nnounoe that tha April Delineator ia now ready. Jt is an exceedingly interesting Easter Fashion Number, and in adwatiqn to Fashion Plate* has much splendid, reading matte?, la 3d phui postage.-r=-Advt. ■ ■■■ Boots at the Tieojiie's price, see our box calf derby ba!s, leather lined, heavy soles, 32 8 6d"; Rlaco, leather lined, 2<* 6d.—Fowlds, Mannov's street.—A,«vt. Miss Jinks: How young you are looking now. Do tell roe your secret. Mrs. Finks: No.rubbing Laundry Help, that 1* my treasured secret. No-rubhing docs the hard work while I do the light.—■ Advt. • ■" ■ Great efforts demand strqng, it«ady nerves. Take Ceregen, the great nerv« food, with your meals, and tone up, I All chemists, 2s 6d to 13s 6d.~A<K