NEWS AND NOTES

King Country Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 2065, 10 January 1925, Page 1

NEWS AND NOTES

"Sporting Life," in an appreciative review of the All Blacks' tour, states it mil always be firmly convinced that England should not have lost last Saturday's match. Equally convinoed are the 1905 New Zealanders that they were similarly unfortunate agaiust Wales. Curiously ©nough both games will always bo regarded as the two greatest encounters ever witnessed m the history of Rugbj.

English Pianos, just arrived. Price £BS. Miles' Musio Store.

The following emigrants have left and will leave England for New Zealand:—By ifoe lonic, on January 1, 6 M (assisted). By the Hororata, on January 10, 693 (nominated). . By tje Remuera 270, and Arawa 320. Both these vessels sail at the end of January.

Your health and that of your family is of such vital importance that) amongst your New Year resolutions shoivld be included one to deal only with a chemist who can be relied upon for purest medicines and accurate dispensary. In other words, a resolution ti) deal only with McLennan's Pharmacy, Rora Street, Te Kuiti. (1)

Common ground has been reached s:nd an agreement is in sight requesting the negotiations concerning the extension of the Gezira irrigation scheme;- also the apportionment of the Nile water between Egypt and t.he Soudan.

Have your piano kept always up to pitch by P. Miles, piano tuner. Repairs a speciality. Special rates tor the year. Orders Miles' Music Store (late Trotma.n's).

jii, is presumed 'he arrest of Abdul Ivarim, the pretender to the throne ot •Yfghanislan. whose claim caused the recent civil war, will finally break the rebellion.

Correspondence between the imperial Government and the Dominions in regard to the proposed special imperial Conference has not yet been concluded. \o decision has yet been reached as to whether or non it would bo possible t,> hold the conference.

AlcLennan's Pharmacy, Rora Street, extends to all its patrons heartiest wishes fur the New Year and mists by continuing to give the same prompt mid reliable service to merit a contuv nance of such patronage m 1920. V)

Express Rig" correspondent 'ii consequence ot Bernard criticism of Marxian Socialism out of date, Zinoviefl has banned the production of Shaw's plays ir> Leningrad.

Mr Alfred Heil'ord, of tilie English Official Ministry of Fisheries, has been u'lppomted fisheries expert lor New Zealand.

Xinas Present for Men! Wheu in aoubt consult Arthur Stubbmgs, opposite Signal Box, Rora Street, Te Kuiti.

The first examination of foreign migrants who arrived on the Cephee at PerUi showed that many could not comply with the new instructions, but by a process of elimination and sympathetic administration none was excluded from .landing.

When thinking of exchanging or 'buying a piano, consult P. Miles, tpiano tuner. Agent E. and F. Piano .Agency. Miles' Music Store.

Japan has purchased 10 big German Rohrbach all-metal seaplanes, equipped with twin Rolls-Royce engines totalling 700-h.p. They are flying from Denmark to Japan, across Russian waterways, in April.

Arthur Stubbings has a great variety of Loewe Pipes in stock-. All shapes in cases, prices right. Opposite Signal Box. Rora Street.

Dr Marx is unable to form a German Cabinet. He proposes to cany on with the assistance of a business committee.

•Every amateur photographer should .-•eiWnber McLennan's Pharmacy, m Bern Street, if he or she wants the most satisfactory developing and printVing. < 3)

Horatio Bottomley, ox-M.P., journalist and nrnnpony promoter who is serving .a. sentence in Maidstone gaol, an critically ilk

Hairdressing Saloon, second to none for ladies and gentlemen. Arthur Stubbings,' opposite Signal Box, Rora ht., 'Te KuM.

•Sterling exchange at New York, closed at the new high level of -Idol. 77e.

>Luis Angel Firpu, the heavyweight ptascilist, has arrived, at London, en route for Europe. He says he will wot fight Wells because he is not big enough game. He was considering Lttinscin's offer to fight Gibons in April.

Get a La Gloria Gramophone at once -Cash ot the easiest terms. New music and records always arriving. Miles' Music Store.

Lady Ooghlau, the wife of the AgentGeneral of New South Wales and her 3,- Austin, both broke Uheir legs while- &vnz in the winter sports o» Sfntar San Merits. A Swiss guide noticed them while attempting to descend a precipitous slope Ml and he motionless in the snow. He horned td the rescue, and took them to tne llaoepital on a sleigh.