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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11949, 25 April 1902, Page 6

The usual meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was held ir the Cen- , ~.>';; tral Mission Hall yesterday afternoon, Mrs. ' / Dewar (president) in the chair. The meeting was chiefly occupied with discussion of the report of the PalmerstoD North Convention and the consideration of the financial posi- L tion of the White Ribbon paper. It was de- I cided to arrange a members' "pay-up" social .'; in October. A committee was appointed to !". confer with the Prohibition League re a re- ..,; ception to Miss BaJgarnie in May next. The V union decided to subscribe to the Union Signal. , . ■ The haberdashery department .at Court .' ; Brothers is fully stocked with every detail -; of small wares, marked at finest "possible ' prices. Dressmakers' trimmings of every de- g| scription. ■ Brighter Britain: Aye. but there's a dark shadow over the egg business. Read the ; Herald report. " Stale mixed with fresh.' •>. Go on and make custard without 'em. f .Tucker's.. '. - The attention of builders is directed to the advertisement of Mr. H. G. Wade, calling for tenders for a house in Onchunga. This advertisement appeared in our issue of Wed- i: nesday and Thursday, but an error was made in the architect's name, it being rrinted :;;;; "White" instead of "Wade." As the ten- - ders close on Tuesday it will be necessary fo» tenderers to see the specifications as soon « s possible. Blankets: Large stocks. English and colonial. Full-sized colonial, all-wool, 18s;lldJMi English, I*6 6d pair; single, 6s 6d pair-'— m Court Bros., 1 y'' ; ■'i'.!":.:'-:' , ;.;',-iJI