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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16212, 24 August 1923, Page 12

’PHONE 1036. WILKINSONS Motor Service To Napier and Wairoa THROUGH IN THE DAY. DAILY 7 A.M. A To Rotorua VIA OPOTIKI AND WHAKATANE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. Hew Booking Office OPPOSITE PETTIE’S. (UNDER Y.W.C.A.) Special Cars AT SHORTEST NOTICE. Taxis for Hire. 'PHONES: 1036 ANI> 970.

private 693, 933, 233. i NAPIER AND WAIROA AGENTS: Duco Motors Service.

ROYAL MAIL { CEO AND-gRSON’S PROPIv""^ MOTOR SERVICES TO ROTORUA Via Oi’OTLKI ,;i iid 'WEAKATANE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. g 0 HOUR SERVICE TO AUCKLAND Via OrOTIKI, WHAKATANE, and ! TAURANGA. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. BOOK, AT AAIID OFFICE ' LOWE ST. (’Phone 1155), or DAVY’S HAIIIDRESSINC SALOON (’Phono 1124.)

“Billy,” tho dgnrette-chowing mascot, goat of the Calliope Sea Scouts, was a proud goat on Saturday, when he paraded the scoutmasters’ camp at Narrow Neck with tho representatives of tho sea scouts, remarks the Auckland Herald. In addition to the usual ornamental coat, tinkling hells, troop ribbons ,and silver tips for his horns, “Billy’ 'wpre a heavy silver collar that was presented by tho town of Pretoria, South Africa, to “Polorous Jack,” for Jellicoe’ mascot dog, when 'His Excellency commanded the New' Zealand. “Billy’s” guardian, removed 'the collar for inspection by on lookers, but “Billv” was very solicitous of its return. “Pelorous Jack’s” collar is now one, of the treasures of the Now Zealand naval squadron, but was lent for Saturday’s ceremony. One small tin of Sbarland’s “Mon Brand” Egg Preservative will presene 14 dozen egg*—wtjile- a i-gallon tin will preserve V) dozen eggo.—b