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Evening Star, Issue 21079, 16 April 1932, Page 17

Wools Come in and inspect our Knitting Books for the latest designs in weaving. Paton and Baldwin's “ Sofia ” Knitting Wool, in White, Sky, Pink, Maize, and Green. Suitable for Vests, Dressing Jackets, Baby Garments, etc, 1/3 skein. " Woodpecker ” Knop Yarn, in fancy tweed mixtures; suitable for Cardigans, Jumpers, etc. 2/2 20Z Skein, Paton and Baldwin's "Halcyon” Siik-and-Wool Mixture, unshrinkable. Pink, Sky, Hose, Peach, Green, Fawn. lid skein. " Aotea” Roslyn 4-ply Fingering, a local production of special merit; a full range of plain colours, also mixtures. Price, 7-Jd skein. TRACED WORK Traced White Linen Tray Cloths, 14in x 20in, in all the latest designs. 2/3 each. BROWN EWING’S of PRINCES STREET

Evangelist' E. 0, Hinriclisen. MARQUEE MISSION HANOVER STREET, DUNEDIN (near George Street). 11 a.m., * The Devil’s Fire Brigade.* 6.30 p.m., * Which is tEe Right Church ?’ Seats Free. No Collection. Special Singing. Questions Answered. Hear HINRICHSEN AND MORRIS every night except Saturday. Marquee has been enlarged.

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At the Stratford High School laboratory yesterday, while engaged in flame tests, a boy named Kingstono Braybrooko placed a piece of hot platinum; wire in a bottle of salt which he thought' was calcium carbide. An explosion occurred, and the glass bottle was blown! to atoms. Braybrooke and another pupil, Geoffrey Keller, were cut about the head and arms. The boys were removed to the hospital, where they are progressing favourably.—Press Association*