It is announced that the Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Ward) pass ed a somewhat restless night, although there is a slight improvement in his condition this morning.—Press Association.
On Thursday afternoon the Hastings Amateur Athletic nnd Cycling Club will bold tho first of its popular .“daylight” meetings at Nelson Park. A most attractive programme of events has been arranged and the public ai'e assured of a splendid evening's entertainment. A number of visiting competitors will be present and this will assist in extending tho local competitors to their full. Tlio. first race begins at 6.15 o’clock.
A fourteen-ycar-old girl in lowa has established a new sort of record. In one year she read 312 books, nnd is still going steadily forward when this entry in the news diary is made Probably in another year, given such a flying start, the young lady may be able to encompass fully 400 volumes, and thus outdistance all literary competitors. states the “Christian Science Monitor.”
When eggs are dear, you will be sorry you did not preserve a supply with SHARLAND’S “MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE while they were cheap. Keeps eggs fresh lor lUOUlll*.*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 281, 12 November 1929, Page 5
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