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Evening Star, Issue 19951, 22 August 1928, Page 6

A UNIQUE EXHIBITION. Everyone lias beard of J. and P. Coats, of Paisley—the millionaire manufacturing firm of Sowing Cottons, Sowing Silks, and suchlike everyday household amyaities. But it is seldom that a comprehensive display of tin's firm's products—and the like products of many other world-renowned concerns as well —is seen under one cover. Tho Central Agency of New Zealand, Limited, has forwarded io Dunedin for public exhibition a well-thought-out and well-assembled schomo, and ladies will be interested as well as instructed by an examination of the same in one of the windows of Arthur Barnett, Ltd., George si reel. Sewing Silks, Cottons, Macramo Twines, Wool Mendings, Pearl Cotton, “Filoshccn,” Mercer Cotton, “Anchor” Cottons, C'okm-a-I3roder, “Sheen,” and many another everyday requirement are displayed in a very attractive form. Even mere man may find something worth looking at.—[Advt,]

The case heard iu the Magistrate’s Court yesterday in which Lincoln Garfield Newton (Mr C. B. Barrowclough) proceeded against Francis Albert Lotting (Mr W. D. Taylor) in a claim for £5 fis, alleged to be due for work done and materials supplied during the erection of a garage for the defendant by the plaintiff, was concluded in the afternoon. After hearing lengthy evidence, the Magistrate (Mr J R. Bartholomew) gave judgment for the plaintiff for £2 14s, with total costs of £2 15s. The same plaintiff also claimed from Frank Williams the sum of £35 15s fid, an amount stated to be duo for work done and materials supplied, and judgment was entered for the plaintiff for £29 19s 9(1, with costs of £7 14s.