Cricket’s already in full swing, and tennis has been played by the enthusiasts for some time past. New bats and racquets are being purchased—and what is equally, important—new g.arb. New trousers—new shirts, belts, blazers, and socks. And the wise ones who believe in saving money choose them at the “Economic”— the, Store that has made Devon Street ■East renowned for Value. Another fine day favoured the Beautifying Society on Saturday last. There were present, three volunteers besides the president and seven men on wages. A fair amount of work was done in cleaning paths and slopes. The heavy limb of an overhanging tree was cut off. The party was indebted to the kindness of Miss Godfrey, of Fulford Street, for afternoon tea, wlnch was served at Miss Kempton’s residence.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1926, Page 6
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