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Taranaki Daily News, 26 March 1932, Page 4

In the report of a case against J. F. M. Burns at the New Plymouth Court on Wednesday mention was made of an order against him for £2 a week for the maintenance of his wife and child. The order actually is in respect of his wife and two children.

New season’s hosiery. and gloves at Morey’s shown in a selection of makes and qualities at all prices. Advertised on page 13 are many of the new makes and seasonable shades to suit all.

The Grand Novelty Ball to be‘held, in Opunake on Easter Monday night promises to be a huge success. Henderson’s Star Dance Band of six players will be in attendance, and the Seaside Improvement Society are sparing no expense to make this ball the event of the season. There are free buses frpm Eltham, Kaponga and Hawera.

Human beings can now be rejuvenated by having new glands fitted, lengthening their lives. The same applies to suits, costumes, dresses, coats, etc, which can be given a new lease of life by renovating or re-dyeing them. The cost is only a few shillings and you will save pounds by sending your soiled or faded clothes to J. K. Hawkins & Co., Steam Dyers and Dry Cleaners, corner Devon and Liardet Streets. New Plymouth. ’Phone 1585. Stratford denot. Mrs Rudkin. “Everv’-ndy’s."* The bargain wise shopper will readily recognise the splendid values that The Hustlers are offering in every department. Come early to-morrow and secure share of bargains. Our lay-by system will help you these hard times if immediate payment is not convenient. A small deposit and monthly instalments will secure the goods until paid for. The Hustlers, Devon Street. . \-