UPPER HOUSE APPOINTMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, 26 September 1933, Page 6

UPPER HOUSE APPOINTMENTS

NO DECISION YET MADE.

By Telegraph-Press Association.

Wellington, Last Night.

Replying to a question this afternoon the Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. G. W. Forbes, said no decision had yet been reached on the question of increasing the size of the Legislative Council.

Under Scanlan’s Hosiery Club scheme the prices of standard or other lines are no more; yet on the completion of purchase of either five or ten pairs you will receive a 10 per cent, concession. Naturally there are hundreds of members. Join up now. Scanlan’s hosiery mending service is the best, cheapest and most prompt in the province. “Laddered” hose mended like new.* The attention of dairy farmers requiring bulls is directed to the bull fair which Newton King Ltd. are conducting at their Inglewood centre on Friday next, at 12.0 Q .p.m. The fair includes entries from all the leading studs in the district. Catalogues for this fixture will be available to prospective buyers on Wednesday.

For over 20 years we have been Steam Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Suits, Costumes, Dresses, Coats, etc. We also clean and re-block Felt Hats. How about sending yours to J. K. Hawkins and Co., Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phone 685*

. Supper arrangements for the naval ball to be held early in October were discussed at a meeting of New Plymouth women yesterday, when Mrs. J. Wyatt presided over an attendance of more than 30. Strong committees to handle the arrangements were formed-