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Taranaki Daily News, 16 September 1924, Page 4

Owing to the visit of the GovernorGeneral, Lord Jellicoe, the medical lecture given under the auspices of the New Plymouth branch of the British Red Cross Society will not take place until Tuesday, October 7, when Dr. E. Brown will lecture on “Discipline, and Its Relation to Health.” Famous Le Roy oily canvas coats are •always stocked by the Melbourne, Ltd. These coats are guaranteed waterproof by the makers, otherwise purchase money will be refunded. The great advantage of these coats over the oldfashioned oilskin is that they will not go, “sticky” and will last for years. Prices 75/- and 89/6.

Amongst the competitors at the recent Wellington Festival were Misses White, Campbell (New Plymouth), Langman (Waitara), and Milner (Stratford). They were successful in gaming four seconds, and three third prizes, and were several times highly commended by the judge. These ladies are pupils of W. L. Hay, of New Plymouth. Visitors to New Plymouth for the ViceRegel celebrations this week should make k point of seeing the display of furniture and furnishings at Shepherd’s, Devon Street central, next to Ward’s, ironmongers. The concert to be held in the Lepperton Hall on Thursday, the 18th inst., has been postponed. Date will be advertised later. Mr. F. Dodunski wishes to draw attention to his advertisement ef sections for sale. Strange customs of the East are always wonderful to the Western mind. We cannot understand Eastern Fanatics torturing themselves and yet we do the same thing every day enduring the pain and torment of a cor n unnecessarily. “Nipsem” Com Cure will kill the pain and cure the most obstinate corn immediately. “Nipsem” is 2/- from chemists and stores.