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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1930, Page 6

Webster Bros, advertise on behalf of the N.P. Harbour Board 4 useful cot-; tages, for removal.. The cottages are situated near tlie quarries, and are open for inspection. The sale takes place on Thursday morning next, at 11 o’clock. Those who have not so far planted

Something new to . New Plymouth is being incorporated in the Christmas activities of St. Mary’s Sunday school this year. The .Christmas tree for the kindergarten department at. 6.30 p.m. and the prize giving at 7 o’clock will be followed, by a production of a Nativity pageant. Much thought apd preparation has been entailed and the dressing will be true to life. The following scepes will be acted: The Annunciation, the Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth, the Revelation to the Shepherds, the Adoration of the Shepherds and Wise Men, and the Presentation in the . Temple. Various artists will assist with the music and singing. “Come a’ th’giiher” is the cordial invitation issued by the Taranaki Caledonian Sports Association to all Scotsmen and lovers of sport to attend the games to be held in the shqw grounds at Hawera on New Year’s Day. Evidence of serious training by a large number of athletes in anticipation of a fine day’s sport is already forthcoming, and an advertisement in to-day’s issue reminds competitors that nominations must be made with Mr. R. T-in-drum, box 129, Hawera, on or before Wednesday.

A Special showing in O.S. Rayon frocks at Moreys, is well worth inspection.' In figured rayons, small designs, these frocks are smartly cut and having long sleeves and collars, with pleated skirts, 19/11.*,.

The offer of a good position in another town. A splendid opportunity for advancement. How often have such chances been turned down because of the seeming: ly immense problem of removal? let a removal from one end of New Zealand to the other is quite a simple matter when handled by the New Zealand Express Company. Everything is taken out of your bands. Packing, transport and unpacking at the other end—all are attended to by expert!?, and goods arrive at their •a-atiuatioa on time, in j>erfea* -vadition.