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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2296, 2 November 1914, Page 8

St. James's Rugby Football Club held its annual smoke cpncßrt on Saturday evening. There was a large number of members and supporters ' present, and a most enjoyable evening was spent. The usual-toast list was honoured, and a lengtby programme of musical and elocutionary items was. rendered. ;■•.• The bountiful rains of the past day or tivo, following upon tlie splendid downpour of a week ago, proved of in-calculablo-benefit to Taranaki pastures, says a Press Association telegram from New Plymouth: The prospects, of the dairy' industry both ae regards' prices and feed probably have never beenbetter. ; ■ . Now that the "stern blast of war" has raised the prioe of Petrol, users of the Richmond Oil Engine aro on a much better footing than others. ' The : "Eichmond" is the most economical engine on the market. It is also the simplest, vet it mbsts no more, but even lees than other makes. Gall or write for particulars, A. J. Parton, Plumber, Carterton,—Advt. Honest work is always appreciated, and ' that is the reason why uur Dairy factory ; at St. ,John's Station, Wanganui,' is now fortunate enough to have one hundred and fifty suppliers. .Wq want to reduce the cost of manufacturing, and hope to get. the support of another hundred farmers. Send your cream to St. John's : : Factory, Co, Wangnnui Fresli Food and * Ice Company.—Advt. . . • ■ " Messrs. Griffiths and Son,' Blenheim, favoured with instructions from the New ■ Zealand Railway Department will sell p two/leases for storo sites in Blenheim at 7 their auction rooms, High Street, at noon on Saturday, U. Par- <j Uculars will bo supplied on application. The Wellington. Corporation Tramways (1 (freight department) advertises the ~ freight car time-table" in this issue. ■• . . ,J Messrs. Abraham end Williams, Ltd., hold their weekly ;;tock sale at Johnson- " yille on Wednesday. v ■' ' ■ ' ■ 4