LOCAL MD GENERAL.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13284, 16 June 1936, Page 4

LOCAL MD GENERAL.

“Whenever you offer advice do not play the egotist.”

We remind readers of the clearing sale of dairy cows, tools, furniture, etc., to be held at Mangatainoka tomorrow (Wednesday) and conducted, by Mr J. D. C. Crewe on account of the Public Trustee as executor of Henry Walter Knowles. The auction sale is unreserved and commences at 1 p.m.

Members and all interested in the work c-f the Pahiatua Musical Club are reminded of the annual meeting, to be held to-night. New and intending members a,s well as the veterans of the eld f brigade will be made cordially welcome. It is intended to discuss fully plans for the comipg year. Several new suggestions regarding Club activities are to be considered and a full attendance of all interested is urged.

“Arc our old pioneers being permitted to starve amidst plenty r” This subject is trenchantly dealt, with in picture and story in the current issue of the N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic, new on sale. Some striking changes are embodies in the pages of this week’s issue. These mark the commencement of a, complete remodelling of this well-known journal to embrace pictures and news of general interest, besides retaining existing sporting, social and other features. The Review is new proli-fic-ally illustrated. The appalling toll of life through motor accidents is the subject of a second news feature. There, are pictures of the Arab riots in Palestine. The truth about Social Credit in Alberta is presented in a special article. Prospects for the Auckland Trotting Club’s winter meeting appear in the sporting section. Readers 'will find this issue greater value than ever for their 6d. The journal in its new and brighter form is suitably presented irt a new dress, having an illustrated cover in two colours.