LOCAL AND GENERAL

Northern Advocate, 18 February 1926, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Some idea of the extent of the control of the Auckland Education Board may bo gleaned from the fact that a third of the p.upils in New Zealand State schools come under its jurisdiction. With the exception of three students the Board has now placed in schools all who passed through the training college last year. Headers will notice in our advertising columns that D. W. Jack and Sons, Ltd., close their successful Summer Sale on Saturday next, ami for the last two days they are offering summer frocks and remnants at halfprice. Headers will please note that the remnants will not be available uutill 11 a.m. on Friday. 518

O. O. Hoscoe, Cameron Street, is now fully stocked with wido-mouth preserving jars in all sizes and the prices are right:' Pints, 6/9 ji oz; Quarts, 7/9 doz; i-Gallom, 13/ dozen, we advise customers to oiace their orders at once as these jars cannot be replaced to sell at above prices So l } ow J rom c - 0. Eoseeo, Cameron Street. Phone 101, 477

A feature which augurs well for the success of the Winter Show, to be held in Whangarei in May, is the fact that already the whole of the island space has been booked. The remaining space is being reserved rapidly, Intending, (exhibitors would therefore be wise to secure their requirements in time.

Positively last day, Saturday. Your last dpportunity to secure coats, model frocks, costumes, etc., at bargain prices. Buy early at W. Ewart’s, Bank St. (next Palmer, Photographer). 520

Dobson’s, Kamo Road, is the place for oil your seasonable requirements. Famous for low prices. 735