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Taranaki Daily News, 20 November 1934, Page 6

Some members of the Grenadier Guards Band may have an excellent knowledge of music, but there is something lacking when it comes to geography. They told several Woolston bandsmen that they still had three cities to visit—Sydney, Brisbane and New Zealand!

Scanlan’s Ltd. ask their patrons to realise that Christmas is only a month away and that with holiday preparations, outdoor functions and the Prince’s visit a very busy time is certain and therefore requests the co-operation of customers for early buying. Full use of the convenient lay-by system should be made in order to make purchases now.*

Residents of Taranaki will have another opportunity to visit Wanganui at exceedingly low cost on Sunday. It is obvious that, having regard to the cheap fares arranged, these excursions can be run at a profit only when they are well patronised. Therefore, those who desire to have a cheap Sunday outing should participate in order to encourage the department to run these trains. Attention is directed to the advertising columns in this issue.*

The entire stock of second-hand demonstration electric radio receivers will be offered to-morrow by Messrs. L. A. Nolan and Co., at its mart. Everything is in first class order and indistinguishable from new.*

Our Double Dry Cleaning process is now in operation. Suits and Costumes renovated for 4/6. J. K. Hawkins and Co., Dry Cleaners and Dyers, Comer Devon and Liardet Streets, New Plymouth. Stratford depot, Budkin’s Con-