NEWS AND NOTES.
INTERESTING ITEMS. The Minister of Justice (Hon. T. M. Wilford) announced that a small supplementary list of women justces of the peace would be publshed shortly. A credit balance of approximately £SOOO on the flnancal year was reported by the chairman of a meeting of the Makara County Council. The motor car. has reached such a position of importance in the world to-day that many unreliable and low quality goods are put on the market by unscrupulous dealers, who are after big profits. Wise motorists, who know and use only the best always ask for the all-British Gregory tyres. Built up from the finest materials, Gregory tyres have set an unassailable standard. Ask for them at the nearest agency in your district.
“It seems a pity, but there are enough pictures in the cellars of the National Gallery in London 'to fill all the New Zealand galleries and provide the works necessary for the studies of students.” So remarked Mr W. E. J. Cook, winner of the Sawtell travelling scholarship, who returned to Christchurch recently after three year’s study in Europe.
Liquid Granite, the most lasting of all varnishes for wood floors and linoleum. Obtainable oil and colour merchants and stores, or direct from W. V. Wilson and Co., 390 Queen Street, Auckland.
“New Zealand is on the verge of a rcsuscitaton of gold and other mineralproducing activt.ies,” stated an experienced mining engineer to a Dominion reporter.
Death lurks around every corner for the user of cheap and inferior tyres. Be safe, and save money, by purchasing your new tyres from the Para Rubber Co., Victoria Street, Hamilton.
The Dominion Council or the British and Foreign Bible Society has arranged for Sunday, May 5, to be observed as Bible Sunday. Last year the Bible Society issued nearly 10,000,000 copies of the Scriptures.
A 2/4 tin of Rolfe’s Wax contains as much as three 1/- tins.
“As long as Boxing Day or any other similar occasion is not included, it will be acceptable,” commented the chairman of the Main Highways Board at Palmerston North, when figures were being given of a traffic tally. He was, however, assured that his fears were groundless.
While the Choysa redemption scheme is .wonderfully popular it is the genuine quality of the tea that ensures it being a permanent guest in every home it once visits.
Some people have a very bad habit of jumping hurriedly on tramcars before passengers have time to alight, says the Wellington Dominion. In Lambton Quay a man went to jump on a car as another got off. They collided, and few feel sorry for the one who in his haste to clamber on the car was sent sprawling on the roadway.
Consider value as well as price w’hen buying timber. There can be no compromise with poor timber where strength and durability are the main essentials. “Cheap” timber often proves highly expensive in the. long run, whereas timber of uniform high quality remains a well-paying investment through the years. Bartholomew Timber Co., Ltd., ’phone 2-174.
The Railway Department has decided to substitute the Pearson signal at the College Street crossing, Wanganui, with flashlight signals. The Pearson signal and bells are to be shifted elsewhere.
The food that has stood the test of time, the great body-builder, Findlay’s Kilty Brand Prize Oat Cakes. Have you tried them? Sample gladly given. ’Phone 1526.
As an outcome of the refusal of the Manaia Town Board to give the annual subsidy to the Manaia Library, a meeting of subscribers will be held at an early date to consider a motion that the financial control be handed over to the board.
Burton’s Peroxide Tooth Paste. The best your money can buy. 1/G a tube from E. R. Burton, Chemist, Frankton.
“The job is too good, and for that reason the job will never finish,” stated Mr G. L. Marshall, at the annual meeting of the Marlon branch of the Farmers’ Union when advocating that the Deteriorated Lands Board be abolished. “The members are paid £2 a day to give advice to the settlers,‘ and this cannot be carried out because the settlers have not the money,” he adde. “A ton or two of fertiliser would do the settlers more assistance than the board."
Backed by their long experience in the trade, A. A. Hawker and Son, Blacksmiths and Bodybuilders, can effect strong and reliable work. They are situated at 21 Barton Street, Hamilton.
During March the following stock was slaughtered at the Oamaru Borough abattoirs:—l7B head large cattle, 794 sheep and lambs, 14 pigs and one calf. Of this number one steer and one sheep were found to be unfit for human consumption and were consigned to the destructor.
Nothing is left undone when you give a job to Monteith and Parker, Sheetmetal Workers, Barton Street. Broken and bent radiators and mudguards are repaired at shortest notice.
"Yes, you can draw the long bow,” said Cr. Andrews in a brisk passage with the Mayor at the City Council meeting recently (states the Christchurch Sun). “You’re an Archer by name and an archer by nature —-hut unfortunately you’re not a very straight shot.”
Don’t forget the wedding cake! Rook your order with L. W. Faville', Wedding Cake Specialist, Hamilton. A Faville Wedding Cake is guaranteed from top to bottom.
The Hawke’s Bay Spring Show is to be held Lhis year on October 16 and 17.
Ford, 33 St. Paul Street, Auckland, manufacturer of cheapest and best extension ladders, wheelbarrows, steps, washtubs trestles, etc. ’Phone 43-397.
“There are too many of these local body conferences,” declared Mr G. A. Maddison at the meeting of the Hawke’s Bay Electric Power Board, when advice from the secretaries’ committee of the Power Boards’ Association that the secretaries’ annual conference would be held in Wellington next month brought the matter under the hoard’s notica, .
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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17687, 16 April 1929, Page 10
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