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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17936, 15 May 1920, Page 10

""" To Express Your Welcome 1 To the Prince of Wales Although you are aware that Dunedin is gaily decorated to receive its Royal visitor, you would like to add to the splash of colours and express your welcome individually as the Prince's car makes its way through the crowded streets. You can do this with streamers, confetti, or flags, or all three, at a trifling cost. Fireproof Crepe Paper Streamers for the home, the street, or the shop front —in fact for any decorative scheme. Tri-colour (Red, white and Blue) 3 inches wide 1/9 per roll. Confetti in Packets, 6d. and 1/Flags (White Ensign with Prince's portrait superimposed) on sticks, 1/Writing Tablets (with the Prince's likeness on cover), If" This will appeal more especially . to school children. Whitcombe & Tombs LIMITED PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN | Telephones :: 916 and 3065

As ■ the sohooj children were returning from Tahtuia Park yesterday afternoon a litble girl was knook*bd down by a motor car, which passed between the tram car and the Stock Exchange buildings. Her injuries are believed not to be serious, but the incident affords a further illustration of the necessity for the i enforcement of the by-law regarding tho manner in whioh motor oars are required to pass tram care. Further than that, it may be suggested tc those motor drivers who show little coo. side-ration for other people, that a detour by Bond street or Cumberland street would be greatly preferable to tho use of a busy thoroughfare suoh as Princes street, especially when it is crowded by children. At Hampstead Police Court an engineer'B fitter summoned for nan-payment of income tax was stated' to have earned £227 in one quarter. German authorities have placet} a pilot cutter in the English Channel, and are endeavouring to out out British pilots. Owing to the rate of exchange, they can easily oflord to work more chcaply. The first ship to take ome of these German pilots was British.

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