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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3720, 4 January 1913, Page 7

A youthful -wool-elasset- has recently made his debut in Australia. The fif-teen-year-old son of Mr William Roes, of Beaufort, near Glen limes, did all the classing in connection with his father’s wool clip, which subsequently realised the fine price of UJd per lb at the Sydney wool sales. The lad was formerly a student at the technical classes in wool-classiiig. _ Rev. J. A. Lochore will conduct New Year services in the Methodist Church to-morrow. Subjects: Morning, “Vocation, Preservation, Service.” Evening. “A Life Purpose and its Realisation.” Anthem, “Going to Heaven”' (Saul). The usual covenant and communion New Year service will take x>lace in the evening, to which all members are specially invited. .VL is Goner J. A. Jones conducts both services at Te Hapara. The Ivaiti public service will be held at T o’clock. With every Hat Pin a Protector is given free of charge- only at Nasmith and Son, Jewellers.* Wl\at an improvement it is to have your name and date on an Xmas present. Grieve, jeweller, engraves all Xmas presents free.*