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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 9 October 1912, Page 3

The demand is running strong for Hoyle's Prints. Warner's C ssts and Rosly-k: Unshrinkable UNDERWEAR. The Vancouver mail steamer Zealandia, which sailed from Vancouver on Wednesday evening last for Auckland and Sydney, via -way ports, has on board 355 passengers, of whom 120 are in the first class. 125 in the second class, and 110 in the third class. This is a large increase on the numbers carried during the winter months. Another noticeable feature of the service is the large increase in the importance to New Zdaland of Canadian merchas^se. The Makura jon her last inward, trip, discharged over 500 tons at Auckland, and the Zealandia is bringing 620 tons, and is due at Auckland on Tuesday, Octtober 22nd. A women wearing a ■Warner's Corset feels ■ almost •' uncbrsetted " so light is the garment, so\ comfortable does it fit and fceautifully^hapes.

Providing sufficient inducement offers, a professional sculling handi-. cap will be held on the "Wanganui ltiver during Christmas week, The promoters stipulate that the event shall be confined to New Zealand scullers. The motives underlying the proposal are to give championship aspirants an opportunity of showing tK'at they possess pace and staying power;sufficient to warrant enthusiasts takitjg them in hand with che object of bringing; the title back to New ZeatanH;- ; ;-- Ask'local Drapers to show you the famous EpsLYif Writing Pads", Gd and Is each. .'

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