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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16113, 30 April 1923, Page 2

To-morrow, at 1.30 p.m., Mr. Fred Gray, acting under instruction from the bailiff, will sell by auction without reserve the. stock and plant, \,i Stichhury Bros.' cycle business, at No. 61 Grey street.* Owing to (he Opera Fouso and City Hall being unobtainable this everting Dr. Oliver will-speak to-night in the Alethodist Church, Bright street, His address will be on "The Psychology o£ Prayer: A scientific talk hi plain language on the relation of habit to tho formation of brain cells." Tho ; doctor will resume hts lectures in the Opera. House to-morrow afternoon ,and evening The campaign closes finally this week?" The value of newspaper advertisinglias again been demonstrated by the huge response to the. "K" kewpio painting competition announcements, which appeared in this and other journals. No fewer than 670 Q enquiries were received from all parts of New Zealand, some envelopes bearing post-marks quite unknown to the ordinary dweller in town w city Ihe two first prize winners are , Edna Angus, of Pahnerston North, and* lan Robinson, of Greymouth. Each has .reeved a Rtidge-Whitworth bicycle from Messrs. S. \~irkpatrick and Co., wV- I ° n \ °t™ mi » dr cloth-bound books have also been presented as consolation pmos.* • School children, v Kindly order bSJmSS Pule Rulers wtf-h brass edg e from Sta-' t toners early.- ft.