Tho Cook County Women’s Guild acknowledges the following gifts to the children’s creche: Mr, Palairet, books; Kaiti school committee, vegetables; Airs Neil, clothes; Horticultural Society, vegetables; Women ’s National Reserve, sandwiches and cakes; Adair Bros., calces; Mr. Munro, meat; Town Queen dance, sandwiches and cakes; Airs Maunder, sweets; Air. Collin, meat, Fisken and Ludwig, meat; Irresistible, cakes; Gosford, fish; Sutton’s, cakes; Mrs Faulkner, pair of blankets.
Wanganui motor soiling firms do not appear to place the same faith in wool sales, ns a medium of finding buyers, as similar concerns do elsewhere. In Napier, on wool sale day, a. line of glittering new automobiles salutes the. eye of the wool-grower who emerges i from the theatre after his clip lias I been sold. When prices were good deals in costly cars wore often clinched on the spot, but now the growers are more cautious. And with wool at ft shilling per pound the demand for new cars is not so obvious as formerly.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16202, 27 November 1926, Page 6
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