PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY.
The quarterly meeting of tho Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society was held on Friday, Dr. A. W. Averill, Anglican Bishop of Auckland, in the chair. The report showed that a considerable number ol dischargees had been assisted during the, last three months. The hon. secretary, the Rev. E. C. Budd, brought up the question of providing Rome little extras for the prisoners at the Christmas season. A small grant was made for tho female division, Adjutant Davis, of the Salvation Array, promising— departmental permission—to give the men some additions to the dietary scale. An entertainment is to he given on Boxing Day.
Dainty white footwear. Ladies' American Sea Island cloth shoes and boots, with Louis heels; the latest.—Alt Stone's Four Shoe Stores.
Auckland grocers , delighting thrifty housewives with the pure Golden Rule soap in pretty Xmas cartoiw, price Is 3d.
Charming selection of exclusive fancy voiles,are now being displayed in the dress department of Smith and Caughcy, Ltd.—Auckland's Great Shopping Centre.
A modem man will appreciate a new suit better than anything. See {he selection of smart 6uits at Geo. Fowlda, Ltd.
Thousands of little children visit toyland daily. Bring them to see Santa Claus and see the children's delight.— Smith and Cauihey, Ltd., Auckland's Great Shopping Centre.
Page's Stores, Kingflland, for the pure Golden Rule soap, in pretty Xmas cartons, price Is 3d; " No Rubbing," Is.
Charming selection of exclusive _ fancy voiles are now being displayed in the dress department of Smith and Caughey, Ltd -Auckland's Great Shopping Centre,
A popular line with the men is silk shirta. New designs and good quality material seen at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.
Exclusive and inexpensive gift goods in all departments. A visit of inspection is the only way to realise the magnitude of Auckland's Great Shopping Centre.—' Smith and Caughey, Ltd.
If you want the flattening approval of the rest of the household, and no 'allures with your baking, learn the secret of suc-cess-Garland's Baking Powder.
Bathing costumes and crips are at present in great demand. Ladies are advised to make their purchases at Smith and Caughev's Great Shopping Centre.
V Xmas treat. A pair of ladies'- nateiit tic shoes; the latest, 30s.— Stone's Four Happy Family Shoes Stores. "Nwol for Influenza and Catarrh,'^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17040, 23 December 1918, Page 8
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