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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2870, 7 September 1916, Page 3

The "social" and dance organised by the Brooklyn Serenadera, and held at Brooklyn, was very successful, over 200 guests being present. The hall had been most effectively decorated by a number of ladies with palms, flags, and flowers. Between tho dances some of tho Sorenaders gave various items, Mr. L. Shaddick giving a clog dance and whistling, and songs were given by Messrs. M'Kinstry andF. Bird. Messrs. D. Duff, W. M'Kinstry, and A. Picket contributed a trio. Mr. C. Dulton was the accompanist, and dance music was played by Mr. L. Robinson. Our hosiery knitting machines are "first (o the front" for satisfaction and efficiency. They supersode' any other knitters in tho production of socks and stockings, and the goods mad© on theso machines are guaranteed to wear aa well as those knitted by hnnd. We are now showin' the very latest models in Harrison and Griswold Hosiery Knitters. 50 pairs, hose can bo knitted on our machines while one pair is being knitted by hand. Particulars and prices from Oscar Hewett and Co., 56 Cuba Street, Wellington (just below Bank J Now Zealand).—Advt. . A collection of high-class furniture and 300 volumes of books will bo 6old by auction by Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. this afternoon. A hig salo of boots and shoes, removed from tho suburbs, is advertised as starting to-day at PeaTson's Corner, 130 Cuba Street, and will continue for \i days. Several Kelocted businesses are advertised for -6alo by Messrs. Orbcll and Co., Palmorston North,

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