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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143770, 19 April 1912, Page 7

Talking about crumbed spines in females. it is an astonishing fact that this disease is provalenttto an alarming extent amongst workers of sewing machines in factories, etd This is because the operator cannot jsit upright at her work; she cannot-siitiopposite the treadle and needle-ban (at the same time. An absurdly simpfeVnvention has been brought out by tile's Standard Sewing Madiinc Co. wherduy* this serious defect is obviated. The needle works right opposite the eye ofM*o operator, and sr.e ran sit perfectly upright. This remarkable invention should be hailed with delight hv all interested in the health of girls, the J.P-.-tflardware Co., Devon Street, are the •sore agents, and tho price is £lo.* The prettiest setteetion of single and double photo frames just opened at Dishop’s.*

SALES BvY, AUCTION. HAYMIARKET. TO-MCORROW. N EWT 0 N Will* sell: K 1 N G P IGS, HORSES, 1 J-dranght 'Mare. 1 Light Express. TRAPS. Sale-«at 12 noon. hlO TO-MORROW. w E B S T ‘B B B R 0 S. Will sell lat 1 o’clock: PULLETS, Bfwls, and Cockerels. 20 P-.8.W. B. Leghorn, Wyandotte and Plymouth Roc?. Pullets, -50 Ftct Hens, 50 Fat Ducks, 20 fat Ckickercls, 1 P.B. Collie Dog, 1 40-gallon Copper and Stand, 2 Sets Harness, 2 Ladies’ and Germs’ New Bicycles, and a large assortment of household and otheir sundries. b 9 TO-MORROW. L. A. M OLAN AND C°Will sell rat their mart: Diii-ks, Pullets' 3 PureJL Bred Breran Leghorn Pullets and 1 Cockeiiel from Air. F. Boulton; Pliowering Pot Plants, Wertheim Treadle Sewing Alachine, Tables, Office Desk, Boys’ Tfcicycle, Mandolins, Violins, Motor Bicycle, Wire Stretcher, Bedding, Washstands„a:ad Sundries. Sale fat 1 o’clock. bll SALE lOF JOINERY. SATURDAY, NEXT, APRIL 20. BBS TftE R jg RO S. Have received instructions to sell at their Mart, on SATURDAY, April 20: A QUANTITY OF JOINERY, including' 24 Doors, 17 Pairs Sashes, 4 Mantelpieces in all sizes. /Sale at 2.30. a9OO SALE'OF MOTOR CAR. SATURDAY, APRIL 20. W E ESTER Jg EOS. Lave received, instructions from Mr. L. Keith to sell by Auction at their Alart on SATURDAY, April 20; WITHOUT RESERVE: ONE 12-14; “STAR,” 4-seater, 2 Cylinders. Tyres in good order and Caraia good running order. ; Sale at 2.30.

ELECTION NOTICES. MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NEW PLYMOUTH BOROUGH. ADI ES ATKD GENTLEMEN,— In Response to the invitation of numerous; Electors, I have decided to offer inyseJf as a Candidate at the ensuing Mayoiial Election. My policy., if elected, will be a progressive one.. lam in favtfur of Tramways for Plymouth, and also other progressive rcjaasures, with a view to bringing the , town thoroughly up to date. I have had! c>omc years’ experience as a Borough Councillor, and in soliciting your votes in ray favour can assure you that I mill use every endeavour to promote the (welfare of our Town. Yfcwrs faithfully, aBO6 J. S. S. MEDLEY.

MtaSCEuLANEOUS. LOST —Fc« Terrier dog-pup; black, tan and white, without collar.— Reward on returning to Nolan and Co. | b2O

OKEENING NOTICE IDESIBEKo intimate to the public of New'Plymouth and surrounding district that I have taken over the Hygienic Bahory from Mr. J. C. Lcgg, and that I i intend to carry it on on the most improved and up-to-date linos, and thereby merit that liberal patronage that liajj been accorded the business in the.ipast. I also i intend adding a confectionery dopartmentirtto the business. A. WILLIAMS. DqrWn St., New Plymouth. _ Hygienic Bakery. a 950