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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10541, 18 March 1920, Page 6

Just a Few Weeks to Easter: Tailors and Costumiers very Busy! This fact may have caused you some anxious moments* WHY WORRY! "The Peoples Store" has a Big Variety of 'Beautifully Finished Ready-to-Wear Costum< r OF NEWESFT FABRICS in Distinctive and Beconiing Styles, These are Exclusively C. Smith, Ltd. Values! All-Wool TWEED COSTUMES—Ia the present styles, in newest shades at £6/19/6, £7/19/6, £B/19/6, £9/9/NAVY" COSTUME, of Fine Coating Serge, of superior finish. Also Grey and Black. £lO/10/-, £ll/11/-, £l2/12/-. Ladies' GABARDINE COSTUMES, in newest shades of Mole, Fawn, Brown, etc.» in advance styles, £ll/11/-, £l3/13/-, £l4/14/-, £ls/15/-, Latest Shades in Hosiery and Gloves procurable at our well-stocked Dept t CSMITHL™ 'CUBA ST. WCTQ"_

After Waterloo, the chief engraver of the Mint was commissioned to prepare a fitting medal for presentation to the leaders of the victorious armies. He did so. but took thirty years to complete the work. A letter posted in London fifteen years ago has just been delivered to a Portsmouth tradesman, who, failing to observe the date, proceeded to execut* tho order contained therein before 1» discovered the belated character of the Birds cannot open the foot when tho leg is bent; that is the reason they do not fall off their perches when asleep. If you watch a hen walking, you will notice that it close* its tocj p.? it raises the foot, and opens then when it tcuch.es tho ground.