[Published by Arrangement.] VOTE SATURDAY FOR PROQRES. SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. NELSON HAS IT. Messrs Buxton and Co., Ltd., says:— “We do not hesitate in stating that we find holding the half-holiday on a Saturday is most suitable from business and employees’ point of view, and we believe those who strongly opposed the Saturday movement aro now fully convinced that the week-end is> the right time to make a break in one’s business. Regarding Friday night, only a few of the retailers observe a late night. We understand there is a move with a view of making this general, but speaking for our own business we are against any late night.” RAISE PALMERSTON’S STATUS BY VOTING FOR AN UNBROKEN BUSINESS WEEK.
Collinson and G’uninghame Jiave opened a new range of materials called Kasha cloth. It is very similar to a line merino flannel, and has been much favoured in England for frocks. Soft, and light in weight, it makes an ideal one-piece frock. In navy, nigger, fawn, almond, kingfisher, myrtle and mid-brown, 29in wide, 6s lid yard. 3 yards cuts a garment.—Advt.
Public! Health Department urges striot precaution against infantile paralysis. Dilute Nazol with olive oil and smear inside nostrils. —Advt.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 120, 23 April 1925, Page 5
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