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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 134, 7 May 1928, Page 7

Ass the result of being struck by a swing oil Saturday morning a fourchild, Nancy Mclntosh, of Lower Hutt, bad to be taken to. tho Wellington Hospital suffering from a fractured right thigh. The Melanesian Mission steamer Southern Cross, which left from Auckland on Saturday with the assistant-bishop-elect (Canon Wilton) and a party of missionaries, carried a bag belonging to the Primate (Archbishop Averall) and contained his robes and pastoral cross, which were used at a farewell service at St. Marvjs Cathedral. An unsuspecting taxi driver gathered up the Archbishops bag, which was with other luggage in the hall at Bishopscourt and conveyed it to the steamer. Archbishop Avcrill’s first intimation that his robes were at sea was a wireless message—the first from the Southern Cross’s new equipment —informing him of-the mistake. Reducing stock during building operations—specials from all departments. Comfy, down quilts—pretty designs relieved with plain panels. Double-bed size, usually 37s 6d. Special 27s 6d. See furnishing section at .tho. C. M.. Ross Co., Ltd’s.—Advt. My Trousseau is ready-to carry Whenever my wedding may be, For “I’m going to marry my Harry,” If my Harry will marry me, My glory-box holds every treasure Tho heart of a girl can allure; And, for colds, wliat I prize beyond measure — Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.