The Waipawa Mail FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929. LOCAL & GENERAL.

Waipawa Mail, Volume L, Issue 156, 6 September 1929, Page 2

The Waipawa Mail FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929. LOCAL & GENERAL.

The monthly meeting of the Waipawa County Council will be held on Monday next. A slight shock of earthquake was experienced here at 9.10 this morning. The Napier golf tournament, for which beautiful weather has been experienced, closes to-day. Kapi Tareha and F. C. Fryer ar# playing off the final for the championship over 30 holes. “Vienna” bread is still popular with a large number of our customers. “Vienna” is cooked by a special steam process. “Vienna” does not go dry and stale like the ordinary kind. “Vienna” sells at 7d at Bryant’s big store.* A special meeting of the Synod of the Diocese of Waiapu will be held at Napier on October 10th for the purpose of electing a successor to Dr. Sedgwick as Bishop of Waiapu. “K Green Peas” are delicious—equal to the fresh ones straight from the pods. Try a tin with your next order. Large tin lid, from Bryant’s big store.* Members of the bowling section of the Sports Club are notified that the annual meeting will be held in the Borough Buildings next Tuesday evening at 7.30, when a full attendance is requested. All members were present al the quarterly meeting of the Waipawa Licensing Committee yesterday, Mr A. M. Mowlem, S.M., presiding. The following transfers were approved:— Exchange Hotel, Havelock, A. H. Annan to F. Ncwrick; Junction Hotel, Norsewood, F. Newrick to G. C. Brown. The police reports were favorable. “A special offer” of Crimson King peaches in large tins, packed in sweet syrup, at Is a tin. This is a real snip, and won’t last long. Get “Crimson King” at Bryant’s big store.* Our new season’s shirts for spring and summer wear have just arrived, and comprise easily the best selection we have ever handled. Prices range from 8s (id to Iss (id, and each shirt has one stiff and one soft collar to match. The new spring and summer suitings are also to hand, and comprise a wonderful range. Suits to measure from £5 ss.—l). H. Edwards and Co.*

The matron of Abbotsford Home acknowledges with thanks the follow ing gifts:—Cakes, scones and sand wiches, Girl Guides’ Shop, Tin Lounge, Earthquake Ball Commit tee, St. Peter’s Social Committee; eggs, Mrs Jack Bibby; fruit,‘Mrs H M. Rathbone, Mrs Martin, Mrs An lerson, Misses Mellardy, and Mis:Williams; vegetables, Mr G. Webster; neat, Girl Guides’ Shop; firewood Mrs 11. M. Rathbone; clothing, M:I. M. Rathbone, St. John’s DorcaSociety, Miss Ruddock; fancy <*<>:■ : umes, Mrs Verran. No doubt spring prompts the feel ng for a new hat, and you can’t d« better than inspect our range of tin latest styles. We have just landed our new season’s shipment, and an showing large stocks of Stetsons, IP: salinos, Battersbys, and Defiance makes in the latest shades and shape: at right prices.—l). H. Edwards am’ Co.* 31in. Shadow Tissue, a smart range of new patterns in the very la teat •'olorings and designs, from 12s fid yard at Bryant’s.* Baby’s Flannelette and Winceyet 1 1 Nightgowns, trimmed with lace and embroidery, from 3s lid at Bryant’s.* Men! Choice range of Wide-cnd Ties, in all the newest designs, including fancy stripes and all-over patterns, from 2s (id to 5s Gd ai Bryant’s.* Baby’s Winceyette and Calico Petticoats, trimmed with lace and embroidery, from 3s (id at Bryant’s.*