LOCAL & GENERAL.
Viscount Nuffield has given £IO,OOO to the London Hospital for the X-ray diagnosis department. “It’s only a rumor!” The rumor going around that the “Trocadero” (Napier) has been sold is very much exaggerated. The ‘ ‘ Troeadero ” is going full steam ahead.” Open daily, including Saturdays and holidays.*
The Saturday half-holiday in Hastings will operate as from June 18th. New stock of oily canvas clothing. Leggings, 6s lid; short coats, 16s 6d; riding coats, 355; sou’westers, 3s 6d. Bryant’s Busy Store.* At the Power Board poll in Auckland on Wednesday the Citizens ticket secured eleven of the twelve seats, the only successful Labor candidate being Mr J. Sayeg'h, who was in twelfth position. Tenders for the supply of petrol, oil and tyres for a period of twelve months are invited by the Waipawa County Council by advertisement in this issue. Children’s warm undervests, short sleeves. Usually 2s 6d. Special price Is 6d; all sizes, 22 to 34. Bryant’s Busy Store.* A further, remand to next Wednesday was granted Douglas Armstrong, a fitter and turner, aged 20, who was charged in the Wellington Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, before Mr J. H. Luxford, S.M., with the murder of Edwin Armstrong at Wellington on May 6th. A despicable theft was committed at the Ruataniwha school last Saturday evening, when a lorry was backed right in the wood shed and a load of firewood stored for use during the winter was removed. It is to be hoped that if the perpetrator can be traced he will not be let off lightly. Sherrill’s crab apple jelly, Is 8d jar; Sherriff’s jellied cranberry, Is 8d jar; Sherrill's jellied mint sauce, Is 8d jar; black currant jelly. They all add flavor to meat and fowl. — Bryant’s Cash Store.* A plea that pakehas should learn to pronounce Maori names correctly was made by Mr Te Ari Pitama, in an address at the Business Men’s Club luncheon at Christchurch. “The pakeha should be humble enough to learn properly to pronounce the language that rightly belongs to the country,” he declared. Following strong criticism of the rising burden of hospital rates, members contending 1 that conferences, re-i solutions of protest and remits to the Counties’ Association had failed, the Kairanga County Council decided to launch a Dominion campaign leading to a deputation of protest to the Government. Every county council will be circularised. For the convenience of those motorists who are unable to re-license their vehicles during ordinary business hours, the post-office will reopen from 7 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, 28th May, Monday, 30th May, and Tuesday, 31st May. It is emphasised that the extended attendance is intended only to meet the convenience of those who cannot attend at the post-office during the day. For tasty winter meals —Oak spaghetti, sd, 6d, 8(1 and lOd tin; baked beans, sd, fid, 8d and lOd tin; Frimley tomatoes, Is Id tin; asparagus tips, 'ls 4d tin. —Bryant’s Cash Store.*
Moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet at the annual meeting of J. R. McKenzie, Ltd., Sir Charles Statham said that in producing a profit of £85,352 they had to provide for taxes to the extent of £42,613. Shareholders would realise from that just what a hungry sleeping partner they had in the State. He mentioned also that shareholders on the register for a full year would receive 18 per cent, on their capital. Oil being presented with a silver trowel at the laying- of the foundation stone of a new Catholic church at Timaru, his Lordship Bishop Brodie said that ho used to envy the late Archbishop Redwood when he saw his magnificent array of similar souvenirs. But, said Bishop Brodie, lie was glad to find that throughout every diocese in New Zealand there had been so many structures built in the last 23 years that as a result his own collection was assuming big dimensions.
Nature’s best jam! Strawberry, Is Cd and 2s 4d jar; cherry, pine and (passion, black currant, marmalade, and apricot and pine, Is 4d and 2s jar, McLaren’s Tasty Spread and Tasty Relish, Is 8d jar.—Bryant’s Cash Store.* “The main item that impressed me when I was in Honolulu was that nowhere was there to be seen a single hoarding,” said Mr Irving l Sladen, president of the Christchurch Beautifying Association, at a meeting on Monday. He had made inquiries, he said, and had found that at one time Honolulu had been covered with hoardings. But there was a powerful women’s organisation, and by persuasion and other tactics it had induced the authorities to bring in a law forbidding hoardings. It seemed that women took a greater interest in municipal polities than they did elsewhere. Mr E. A. Shattky, E. 1.0., F.S.M.C. (Lond.), of Messrs Shattky and Webber, Opticians, of Hastings, visits Waipawa each Tuesday morning. Appointments at Murray’s Pharmacy.* Before entering the Casino at Monte Carlo, said Mr Cyril Sander at the Wellington Rotary Club luncheon, it was necessary to produce one’s passport, obtain a special pass, and at the same time give one’s address in the country to which one belonged, in order that, if, through play at the tables, one became without resources, one might he sent out of the country on the right road. The wooden expressions of the players intrigued him. The practice of adding 12 per cent, to tile hotel hills, and a surcharge of another 6 per cent., considering that tips to everybody assisting in the traveller’s enjoyment had to he paid, struck him as rather stiff.
Old Dutch Cleanser, 7d tin; Gates' Cleanser, Is 3d tin; Gates’ Disinfectant Powder, Is tin; Berger’s Alum Enamel, Is (id and 2s (id tin; Tan-01, Is 4d tin; Saniflush, 2s (hi tin; Poppy Toilet Rolls, 5 for Is; Bronco Toilet Rolls, Is Id.—Bryant’s Cash Store.*
Overcoats! We’ve never before had such a large range of men’s and hoys’ overcoats. English and Niw Zealand makes in the latest cloths and styles. Men’s ranging from 36s to 1265, hoys’ from 13s 6d to 455. D. H. Edwards, Ltd.*
At the Regent Pictures to-morrow afternoon and evening and on Monday a special “short” showing the work of St. Dunstan’s Institute for the Blind will be screened, and a silver coin collection will be taken up in aid of the Institute’s funds. Shoe Special! Boys’ black shoes, guaranteed solid leather, half price. Sizes 7-10, 7s lid; 11-I,’Bs lid; 2-7, 9s lid.—Bryant’s Busy Store.* Quite the first lambs to appear in Hawke’s Bay, and well out of season, are those which have been presented to Mr C. L. Crooks, of Waipuluirau, by the Dorset Horn elves which he imported some months ago from Australia. The ewes, which are only two-tooths, were put to a Dorset Horn ram before they left Australia and commenced lambing a week ago. Fully 100 per cent, of lambs is expected. Labor laws are no concern to Jack Frost, but you can knock him badly in our warm winter underwear. Warm singlets and underpants, 3s Cd to 18s 6d; winter pyjamas, soft and warm, 8s lid to 18s fid; ten. dozen boys’ warm pyjamas, 3s lid to 5s 6d.—D. H. Edwards, Ltd.* With a view to swelling the Mayor’s Flood Relief Fund a community sing will he held in the Municipal Theatre on Tuesday evening next. In addition Mr T. Angell has arranged to screen two “shorts,” and there will be several supporting items. The object for which the function is being arranged is a most deserving one, and the public are invited to lend their support. There will be a silver coin collection at the doors. Stewart Island oysters. Is Id tin; sweet gherkins, Is 4d jar; Pioneer sweet pickles, Is 4d bottle; camp pie, Is tin; Oxo cubes, Is tin; Bisto, Is 2d and 2s 2d tin.—Bryant’s Cash Store.*
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Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVI, Issue 99, 27 May 1938, Page 2
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