“I bare lost. £390 this year. The caterpillars canto right across my lund and wiped out 40 acres of crops. There is no possible chance of niv paying the amount,.'’ said a farmer when sued in the Magistrate's Court this morning for debt.
PEEPS AT PEOPLE. THE SOCIETY LEADER. “At Home” yesterday. Mrs Smythe’s bridge party to-day. Masonic ball tomorrow night. Golf match the day after. And so on and so on. Social obligations. Must be performed. Very enjoyable, but never-ending. Wears you out in time—especially when there’s a. home to look after as well. A stimulant necessary. “Maltexo” (Wilson’s Malt Extract). The safest and best for the busy society woman. “Maltexo” tones up the system, imparts the bloom and freshness of health, gives sparkle to the eye, spring to the step, buoyancy to your spirits. It's pleasantly easy to carry on when you are imbued with the vigour and energy that “Maltexo” gives. Nature’s own tonic food. —Advt.
Men’ box calf Oxford shoes, -welted solos, medium pointed toes, a splendid shoe. Usual price 33s 6d, solo 28s &d.— The C. M. Ross Co., Ltd., annual clearance tale.—AdW
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1074, 22 July 1924, Page 5
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