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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21413, 4 March 1935, Page 12

MANNEQUIN PARADES at Hay's Ltd. To-morrow and Thursday at 3 p.m. Book Your Seats, at Once! The smartest of Coats and Millinery will be shown, also a sprinkling of the new Frocks, Evening Gowns, Autumn Suits etc. Features of each afternoon will be a special Bridal display, and the playing of the brilliant boy Cornetists, Tom Osborne and Roy Mathieson, from Timaru. Tickets 6d each Telephone Hay's 32-023 or 31-926 Present at Each Display will be Miss Jocelyn Howarth. This charming young star of the J. C. Williamson productions now playing in Christchurch has consented to judge the Millinery Competition being run in connection with the Parades. Present with her at -the displays will be several members of her company. Full details of the competition at Hay's. A Parade Ticket entitles you to enter the competition Free. Prizes of £2 2s and 10/6. to be divided equally in the event of a tie. Miss Howarth will sign Autograph Books! Gloucester St.

An unusual occurrence was noted by Mr E. M. Monckton, Ngatapa, ou a recent evening, when a P* ir f r bats flew over his homesteaa i about half an hour. The bats cam from a bush reserve nearby, »« some years ago a small colony ** known to exist. It is ai able time since any of the nou hold saw signs of the colony, n° ever, and the reappearance 01 animals was therefore n-tea w keen interest. It is believed W they are of the long-tailed v?«ew, a species native to New and now becoming comparative rare throughout the Dominion. * pair seen by Mr Monckton hover . over the homestead during . - whole of the period in whichJttg were observed, and apparent were hunting moths.