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Taranaki Daily News, 3 February 1923, Page 4

The fancy department at Morey’s, Devon Street, will to-day present some splendid bargains in lacefi, ribbons, em- j broideries, handkerchiefs and other good* —all recent arrivals at this popular fashion house.

The second annual picnic on behalf of the Huatoki Domain Funds is being held in the Domain this afternoon. Particulars of entries for Okau sale are advertised in this paper. The sale is to be held the day following Awakino sale.

Newton King Limited, advertise Awakino sale entries. They represent 900 head of cattle, principally bullocks, and 4500 sheep, 1700 of which are to be sold without reserve. See advt.

At Pukekura Park, this (Saturday) evening, it is expected that all New Plymouth —except such part of it that cannot get in—will be present to hear the 4th Battalon Band and the best New Plymouth vocal talent, give a complimentary benefit concert for Mr. Andy Hoskin, who is at present in hospital. Always ready to assist a deserving cause, the hand excels itself when nne of its members falls ill; and, considering the circumstances of Mr. Hoskin’s illness, the band may be depended on to rise to musical greatness right from the opening of the programme. No spot in New Zealand possesses more peaceful beauty than our park, and to listen to a programme of first-class instrumental and vocal items while reclining on the banks of the lake, is an irresistible at traction. So go to Pukekura Park this evening, and help the band to help ther unfortunate fellow-bandsman, Mr. Hoskin, and if you do not enjoy yourself, ask for ycur money back.

C. C. Ward’s Ltd. wonderful value in drapery goods has been duly appreciated by their customers, as proved by the immense business done at all their establishments. Ladies’ cotton vests at 1/3, extra largo 1/11. cotton bloomers at 1/6. extra largo at 2/6. pure 36in calico at 19Jd yd. arc instances of vaai.s given.