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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2626, 23 November 1915, Page 3

' Mr. S. V. Parsonson , has resigned his position as secretary of the Y.M.C.A. in Masterton, in order to devote his full energies to the work at tlio Tauherenikau camp. Ho is being succeeded by Mr. S.'C. Cresswell. The Associated Auctioneers lire offering a large number of cattle for auction at their Solway yards, Masterton, to-morrow. "Entries for the Feilding supplementary cattle fair, to be held on November 2G, are advertised this morning. Madamo Celia, of London and Paris, who has come out to New Zealand to see her elients in connection with the_ Salon Celia, Christchurch, will be in Welling, ton on Wednesday, November 3. She has with her a magnificent selection of Parisian blouses, lingerie, jewellery, etc., and will show these charming rood's at Hannah's Buildings,' 2G2 Lambton Quay (take lift to top floor, Room 12), on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of this week. Ladies who are interested in the latest in Parisian wrar are invited to inspect this selection, winch for variety, charm, and extensiveness, has never been equalled in New Zealand.—Advt.

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