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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 12809, 17 March 1905, Page 4

The Melbourne is winding up its groat sale, and the mothers who have 5 romping boys that want new service- ' [ able knickers are in luck's way. For ■ instance there are 100 pairs of all wool New Zealand tweed and swrge knickers in aIL sizes to fit boys -from ' 3 to 15 years of ago, and which ordinarily would sell at 3s lid, to 5s lid arc now clearing at 2s lid, which is practically . the .cost of the material. — Advt. Aright good time was spent by all i — -old and young— who si tended the annual picnic of the rH. Joseph's '• school children, held on ihursday aftornopn, in perfect weather, in the Recreation Ground. " The" tea was served in a targe marquee, and the ladies who had charge of, this portion. uf the undertaking were kept very busy. Games and races were arranged by a comtmittee consisting* of ffltessrs Hooper. Batehclar, J. Bennett, Aroher, M. Jones, Kennedy, P. Jones, Matmix, and J. S. Parker (hon. secretary ).. Prizes were numerous, and the yjoungsters enjoyed ' themselves The ladies' committee " rtisisted of Mcsdames Olliver, lOucriln, W. Bertaott, Whittle, Batchelar, Christie, Clarke, atod Curd. Dean McKonna and Fathor McMatius were present during *he afternoon.^ Velveteens arc noted for their W&. wearing anVl whing qualities a job line Viought al lia-f-'prico 'at Home, has i«st bR(m opened up, and t^, ft rJ =oM at ifon Klartlimj prtto ofU«l« yard. Ward. Cash Draper>-Aia,vt, Humpty Dumpty Bat on s wall, . Humpty Dnmpty h««I « I>>SV * &UThis was Bad for Humpty -his mother had to send to t7ie grocer for Tuck- ' er's Jelly Crystals to cheer «m up agals. 6d packets •verywhert.-