THE OTACO CANDIDATE.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12941, 4 December 1909, Page 4

THE OTACO CANDIDATE.

(Per United Press Association.) DUNEDIN, December 3.

At a meeting of the Professional Board of the Otago University to-day it was decided to nominate Henry .Havelock Cornish, 8.A., of Kaitangata, as the Otago candidate for the Rhodes Scholarship.

PROHIBITION RESOLUTIONS.

(Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, December 4.

The electoral body of the No-license party carried unanimously resolutions expressing warm approval of the resolutions passed at the Wellington Convention, demanding separate ballot papers on the issues of No-license and Dominion Prohibition, and expressing unabated confidence in the leaders of the party, and the belief that their action will prove of great value in the near future.

All Women folk are interested in daintt fancy work, and we have an exceptionally' choice lot which is Worthy of more thati a passing glance. In fact, you should' make a special effort to see some of the hand-drawn thread linen work. We are positive no other firm in this town has the same goods at such moderate prices. Embroidered canvas duchess runners and table centres worked in green, red, gold and white, in pretty geometrical patterns, can be bought at prices which are- below^the actual cost of the materials used. Cushion covers in strong servicable hard wearing materials, or light muslin shadow work are in endless variety of styles andt prices. Any of these articles make sensible bnt inexpensive presents. A glance at our special window disnlay will give a general idea of the variety, style, and low prices oi our fancy napery. — McGruer and Co.