THROUGH Our EXCHANGES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 15, 18 September 1913, Page 7

THROUGH Our EXCHANGES.

The election of a successor to J)r. A. \V. Averill, as Bishop of Waiapu, has been fixed for Oetoher 2. Westminster REGENT CIGARETTE t are famed for their parity and quality. Smoke them and unto for free girt catalogue-to Regent, Box 331, Wellington. Forty free gifts. x According to the Eketahuna Express, £50.000 was distrilnitecl for : butter-fat alone last year in the ! Eketahuna county. Every tobacconist sells Westminster j REGENT CIGARETTES. Inhalers ] should try them. Smoko them and j share in the Great Free Gift Scheme, i Write for free gift catalogue to ReIgent, Box 331, Wellington. Forty j 'free gifts. _ s | Seventy-live applications for a £3 per week billet, as collector, were received ■by the Wellington Hospital Board.

REGENT CIGARETTES do not dry or burn tho palate. Smoko them and share in the great free gift scheme. Write for free catalogue to Regent, Box 331, Wellington, Forty free gifts. x According to a private letter reeived in Wellington (says the Dominion), Mr Arthur Angus, of Sydney, who has patented a device for preventing collisions on railway lines,lias been asked to place his patent on a line of railway leading from St. Petersburg to one of the palaces of the Czar. REGENT CIGARETTES will please the inhaler. Smoko them and share in tho Great Free Gift Scheme. Wyitc for free gift catalogue to Regent, Box--331, Wellington. Forty Free Gifts, x As the result of correspondence between the executive of the New Zealand Catholic Fedcra'ion and the Victorian Federation it has been decided with the consent of the Hierarchy of Australia and New Zealand, to. invite the eminent Jesuit lecturer, Father Bernard Vaughan, to visit the Commonwealth and tho Dominion.

The cost of dress, suited for the kiddies. is a)wavs more or less a problem for tho parents. The woven kiltie dress now in vogue supplies the solution; it,is moderate in price besides being smart, dressy, durable and becoming; ' A nice selection, comprising the best sums and colors to he see.i at A. Spences, and they arc -*1 l 'rtin(T cnl 4 ’? af, DrirAc

I A lady passenger on an Invercargill ! tram-car unwittingly caused some [amusement among the occupants the other day (says the Southland Times). Tho car was stopped to allow the lady and her children to hoard it. ; Five children there, were in all, iwith apparently not many more years' difference in the ! ages.of the youngest ahd eldest, 11/lipf coijfljuctor,,'.-on .-.seeing the five happy youngsters seated beside their,proud parent, feltiprompted .to 3<jk UV'shc jhad.jgojt, them ,a)l safely, .aboard. , The reply, foliat that there were, rupyq at b,o,iAC* came .somewhat unexpectedly. The' passengers smiled their approval of this mother in Israel.