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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18058, 7 April 1933, Page 6

Tile Oamaru police raided premises in the town, as a result of which a large quantity of bottled beer, bottles, two casks of fermenting beer, and the various utensils going with a home-brewing outlit were seized. Proceedings will follow. “Nelson is one of tlie places where 1 am singularly free from moratorium cases, it- is most remarkable, and quite different from other places. In other places tlie great hulk of cases are. moratorium applications,’’ remarked Mr. Jus tire Blair in Nelson.

.It has been decided by tho deacons’ court of First Church, Dunedin, to put in hand the complete renovation of the exterior of the building. For a number of years the Oamaru stone, of which the church is built, has been showing signs of the wearing action of the weather. 'Hie outer stone work will be treated with a substance which will render it impervious to the effects of rain and frost. The estimated cost is between £I2OO and £ISOO.

Mannequin parades t>f the season’s new styles are always attractive from tlie feminine viewpoint, and Petties’ anticipate crowded sessions on Friday and Saturday, when they will present the first mannequin parades of the season. These will be held in their large display room adjacent to the showroom. Sessions commence at 3 p.m. on Friday, and at 3 p.ra. and 7.30 p,m, on Saturday,