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Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1933, Page 6

With reference to a report of the annual meeting of the Inglewood Plunket Society, in which it was stated that “Mrs. Evans offered to act as secretary,” Mrs. Evans states that this is not quite correct. She had acted as secretary arid treasurer for eleven years, and at the annual meeting she declined re-nomina-tion as secretary, but was asked to continue as treasurer.

Attention is directed to the specially advertised unreserved entry of a purebred Romney flock to be sold at the Inglewood sale next Wednesday. The vendor is Miss Paterson, Tarata, who has established a herd of pedigree Jersey cattle and in consequence has decided to sell her flock of purebred Romney sheep.

Why buy new clothes when the old ones can be renovated equal to' new at the cost of a few shillings? We have been dyeing and cleaning garments for over” 20 years. Let us have your soiled or faded suits, costumes, dresses, etc., to renovate and you will be surprised at the result. We also renovate and reblock felt hats. Why not have yours done at J. K. Hawkins and Co., comer Devon and Liardet Street, New Plymouth. 'Phone 635. Mrs. Rudkin (Everybody’s) is our Stratford agent?