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Evening Star, Issue 18811, 9 December 1924, Page 6

Tho weekly euchre party will be held tomorrow night at Brown's Tea Rooms, opposite Duke’s Butchery. The. first prizes are a dainty afternoon tea set or stainless cutlery and an order for £1 10s.

You will find gift selecting easy at Williamsons, the jewellers (next Tho Bristol Co.). You get quality at moderate prices. —[Advt.] Lovers of sculptured works are reminded, of the auction sale of Kalian art treasures by Messrs James Samson and Co., on tho promises, 79 Stuart street, at 2 p.m. 'tomorrow. Tho sale is oil behalf of Messrs Oherioi and Sabit’ini, and the works include figure studies, busts, vases, marble lamps on pedestals, statuettes, groups, statuary, and Florentine marble.

Yes, the best, place for children’s toys is Todd's Toy Arcade, George street (next the Plaza). —[Advt.] Tho Y.W.C..A. To. Taumata Club is appealing for furnishings for its new club house, which is to bo opened in January. There will be four rooms for general dub and reading room purposes, and furniture and furnishings suitable for these or for the hall and kitchen department will be very welcome. Chairs, Cables, rugs, and curtains, cushions, supper equipment arc among the chief requirements, and chairs suitable tor use in tho garden will also bo very welcome. The members themselves will help in tho work of cleaning. They are, obliged to rely on voluntary contributions for furniture. The furniture can be received at any time, and Miss perry will be glad to give any further information (telephone 2,101).