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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15766, 14 November 1914, Page 9

The season's requirements in bathing costumes, caps, sandals, and wraps for all ages of either sex.— and Caughey, Ltd., for good value. The Public Works Department is calling tenders for the manufacture and supply of steel and iron work for bridges on the Raetihi branch railway. If you desire to invest money in land or houses, or to buy a home' on easy terms, consult J. Thornes, 83, Queen Street, who has bargains in all parts of the city and suburbs, and can arrange loans at lowest rates. Just received, another shipment of novelty voiles, consisting of champagne, sky, and pink grounds, with dainty rosebud designs, also white ground with coloured designs. Good value, Is 4Jd.— Smith and Caughey, Ltd. The benefit entertainments in aid of the Huntly fund will be continued in the Opera House to-morrow evening, when an interesting musical programme will bo given. Still another assigned boot stock being quitted at Pearson's Boot Store, corner Upper Queen Street and Karangahape Road, Newton. An elderly man named David Todd fell from a tramcar near the comer of Queen Street and Swanson Street yesterday afternoon, and sustained an injury to one of his ankles. He was attended to by Dr. Gore Gillon, and was suDsequently removed to the hospital. For those dainty summer frocks you need footwear in keeping. ' Pearson's Boot Store, Newton, can fill the bill with the daintiest models in Bostock's productions yet displayed.