NEWS AND NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17840, 12 October 1929, Page 11

NEWS AND NOTES.

INTERESTING ITEMS. At the; Wanganui Magistrate’s Court a witness said he had earned £lO for three months’ labour on relief work during 'the winter. Christmas will soon be here, and then the problem of toys for the children presents itself. At Louden and Hawkins, Ward Street, there is a tine selection of strong wooden toys, doll’s prams and tricycles, which will delight any child. Gall and inspect. Tile Wanganui Aero Club have received two donations of £SO each towards the purchase of a ’plane. In addition 17 new mombers have been elected. It is quite unnecessary that you should spend long, sleepless nights with agonising neuralgia or throbbing headache when speedy relief is obtainable through 11.N.F. Headache and Neuralgia Tablets, which are sold for 1/6 per tube by H. N. Forsythe, Chemist, Wesley Buildings. They are also beneficial in cases of neuritis. It was announced at the meeting of the Patea Hospital Board last Tuesday that when the contract for the erection of the maternity home is let an anonymous donor would contribute the sum of £250 towards its cost.

The very latest styles in ladies hairdressing are carried out to perfection at Michell’s, on the corner of Ward and Victoria Streets. Experts attend to every detail, and their work will delight you, and add greatly to your appearance.

Now, not to-morrow, is the time to invest in a New Ford. Wherever you go or whatever be your occupation, the New Ford will give you service at all times. See the latest models at F. Baker’s, Collingwood Street.

A plea for courtesy at intersections, and less speed on dusty roads, was made at the annual meeting of the Canterbury Automobile Association, says the Christchurch Star. The tendency of motorists to speed on the dusty road between Chaney’s and Kaiapoi was mentioned by Mr. J. R. Cunningham.

This is the season of new dress, when men discard their heavier wear for lighter and more colourful apparel. 'This year’s spring fashions include some very smart styles, as evidenced by the stocks of Alick J. Connell, Men’s Wear Specialist, Wesley Buildings. He is displaying up-to-the-minute styles which any man would be proud to wear. Call and inspect these spring fashions yourself, and replenish your wardrobe. The most popular establishment in town for dressmaking is the Beehive, noxt Haeremai Tearooms, Victoria Street. Frocks cut and fitted. Hemstitching while you wait. In recent reliability tests on the ■continent, English cars secured winning honours, thus proving the quality of British machines. Talking of quality and reliability, the building material supplied by the Sawmillors’ Timber Trading Go., Ltd., Ward Street, Hamilton, takes some beating. There is timber suited for every purpose, including work on the farm, and every length is of guaranteed quality. Call and ask for quotations.