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Southland Times, Issue 14757, 28 September 1900, Page 2

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Board and correspondence on page 4. It is easy to give hints on how to live comfortably on say £950 per annum, but as most folks' income is much less than the sum mentioned, it would be better to give them hints on where to get the best groceries at most reasonable prices, and that of course is Mr J. S. Baxter, the Cash (Jrocer, 61, Dee street. A pair of tusks recently secured from an African elephant, measured along the outer curve, were 10ft 4in long, but they differed a little in weight, one being 225 and the other 235 pounds, or a total of 460 pounds. Thomson and Beattie intimate that very special window curtains, window muslins, and an extensive shipment of floorcloths and linoleums have just come to hand. An analysis of 2000 accident policies, on which benefits were paid, showed that only 76 were injured in bicycle accidents. Just opened at Price and Bulleid's 50 cases New Spring Goods, comprising French and English trimmed Model Hats and Bonnets'. Large and varied selection Smart, Sailor Hats, New Capes and Jackets, also Tailor made Costumes for young ladiesj Every Novelty in Washing Materials for Blouses, etc., besides 200 pieces French Dress Fabrics and beautiful lot Plain and Broche Silk Faced Lustres, marked at such Low Prices to suit all classes of the community. Inspection invited. Price and Buixeid. Character and personal foroes are the only investments that arc worth anything. — Whitman.