About forty-five motor-cars and si\ lorries left Cathedral Square soon after 1 pm. to-day. loaded with more than .HOO children front orphanages near Christchurch, and the School for Deaf Mutes. They were taken to the Agricultural College at Lincoln, where, in splendid weather, they spent a very pleasant afternoon. The trip was arranged by the Canterbury Automobile Association. whose members supplied the cars. KNITTED GLOVES FOR 9d AT DOMINION OUTFITTERS Now. mothers, now. young ladies! Don't let this opportunity slide. Knitted gloves for 9d at the Dominion Outfitters, 201-103, High Street. Mothers buy some for the children when prices are so cheap They will come in so handv next winter when chilblains are about. 3041
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16668, 25 February 1922, Page 9
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