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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2006, 13 March 1914, Page 9

The Palrnorstoh North Lawn Tennjs Club are holding their fifteenth annual tournament on Tuesday (St. Patrick's Dsy) and Wednesday, March 17 and 18. There aro fivo championship and' sis handicap events, and seven grass courts will bo available for play. Tho tournament is open to members of any club that is affiliated with the New Zealand Lawn Tennis . Association. Entries close on Saturday. At tho Wonder Zoo and Big Circus at Olympia there nro now to bo seen the tallest aud tho shortest women in Europe, Mnrisiana, a Fritslandorv sixteen ytars old, stands 7ft. 4in. hiijli, and weighs :!lst., and Asra, from . Central Mexico, is eighteen years old, stands 26;n.high, aud weighs 131b. A country general store mid a ISS-ocrc dairy farm are ndvytisod for sale by "Squavo Doal". Jones, land ajont, Gis- ! borne. Particulars aro given in our ad- ' vertising columns. ' The usual stock salo will ho hold at 1 Solway; Mnstcrtoji, on Wednesday, March 1 18. The Associated Auctioneers advertise 1 particulars elsewhere. ' A. stock salo will be conducto <lby Messrs. 1 Abraliam and Williams, Ltd., at Otalci, oil ! Tuesilay, March 17. Particulars of stock offering are advertised. ; * The llastcrton Waipoua- stock sale will : be held on Weilnesday, March 18. Pnri ticulars of stock offering are advertised by -Messrs. W. and G. Tm-nbull Co., Ltd., I \ good' agricuUnral fnrni-of .250 acres, ' in'tlio Manawatu district, is advertise J for • «alo by Messrs. A. H. Atkinson.and Co., I'Vildiiig. "if must go to Hie city anil do a lot of , shopping," said Mrs. Spomlcasli, at tlio t broakfast-taulc. "Will you writo mo a t olienue. Bob I shall go to-day if the f w«atlicr is fnvourablc What is the foreeast?" Mr. Spemlcash seated nt tho other I end of thn Inblo, consulted his paper, and read nloud: "Kain, hail, snow, thunder, lightning,-and floods!" r Salvation Army uuiforni9 for women, 5 ' including tlio bonnet, cost about 3Ss. r.-icli ; 0 Nearly all of them aro inado in Lu'ton. '' England. Tlio fashion never changes, and II tlio girls do not worry about tho way tho Y J bonnets ought to bo trimmed.