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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4045, 19 April 1932, Page 4

Anzac Day services are advertised in this issue. Children are asked to meet at the Soldiers’ Memorial gates at 10.31), and the combined religious service takes place in the Garrison Ball at 3 p.m. Wear your popy at both gatherings. The Rev, W. Powell will give the address at the afternoon service. All returned soldiers are asked to be present at the jattei service. . Bowling.—The Singles Championship was finalised on Thursday last when J. B. Perks defeated A. H. Cooke by 18 to 12. The game wa'S one ot the linest exhibitions of single play seen on the green. The annual meeting of the district sub-branch of the Plunk ot Society is advertised for Thursday, April 28 at 8 P- m - ... An orgy of rioting, looting and destruction of property, etc. took place in Auckland city on Thursday and Friday last. Almost every plate glass or shop window in -Queen street and Aarangahape road was smashed, and a quantity of goods extracted from the shop fronts. The latest estimate of loss is: Pilate glass, £5500, goods £SOOO. According to reports, the damage was largely caused by a set of undesirables at the head of gangs of unemployed. Mrs Beer advertises a big deduction iu the prices of Ernest Adams cake. This is a cash line.

Hales and Lobh, drapers, "Queenstown, are showing a range or cardigans, pull-overs and jumper suits at the present "time at prices uiinnown ■ever before in Queenstown. Who ever heard of smart jersey cloth jumpers for 5s lid, and 7s lid, or cardigans for 6s 6d ? Jumper suits can be purchased for -a little over £l, and Matrons’ silk and wool cardigans in heavy weight for £1 Is. Inspection ■of this low-priced winter wear is cordially invited....