MISS HUGHES' LECTURE.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13728, 18 August 1908, Page 7

MISS HUGHES' LECTURE.

Miss Anderson Hughes speaks in the Theatre Ro.yal at s to-night. This will bo i-he only opportunity the New Plymouth public will havo of hearing her, for wo are informed by Uio Seeretarv of tho Society, under which sUe is working that there is no possibility of a second visit. Tho correspondents at those places in Taranaki where Miss Hughes ha" already spoken describe her as a very able speaker. Our Stratford correspondent says that Miss Hughes is "one of the best spes^kers that has ever addressed an audience in our Town Hall."

t\v Newton King has a preliminary notice of a salo of six pedigree Jersey bulls. . £ „ , A final reminder is given cf the ?«le of Mrs Hopkinson's stock of ,^e«eral groceries and furniture to bo icld tomorrow at Westown by Messrs L. A. Nolan and Co. . 'Bus leaves town nt 1 o'clock. . . „ Heads of families and boardmghouse keepers shorild not miss tho opportunity of getting cheap groceries at Mrs Hopkinson's sale at Westown to-morrow. . . Miss Hudson, superintendent of the Women's Home, Auckland, wiU address a meeting of ladies in St. Mary s Hall to-morrow afternoon at 3 o clock. At Waiwakniho on Thursday next Mr Newton Kirn* will sell, on account of Mr John Hale, a number ot tirstclass grade Jersey cows and heifers, some at full profit and others to calve early Anyone wanting to improve their herds 'by tho addition of Jersey blood should attend this sale. Mr. Hale is selliivi; in order to make room for purebred and podigrco Btock.