W@W @M lain Street • Taihape
There are people who are prepared fo scoff at the possibilities of handspinning and hand-weaving. That is merely because they do not know what they are talking about (says the Melbourne Age). A striking illustratoin of the possibilities of hand-spin-ning was recently quoted by Mr Weaver, a member of the. Victorian Parliament. During the war. he said, a lady in his electorate found that yarn for making socks for soldiers was practically unprocurable, and so she obtain a spinning-wheel and made her own yarn. The wool from one comeback sheep made 24 pairs of seeks, which, at 3/6 a pair, were valued ."' £4 4/. The value of the wool to the man who grew the sheep was only 10/ or 15/. Thar concrete example proves what can be done by people who are sufficiently enterprising to bran en out.
UiUuMW fiTiTCF &f ; "s 3 v\* LARGE AND COMPREHENSIVE SHIPMENTS, SUITINGS, SERGES, ENGLISH WORSTEDS JUST ARRIVED AT ifisttta;! .if 1 MERCHANT TAILOR. LATEST DESIGNS. HIGHEST QUALITIES. GIVE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE AND GET THE BEST. INSPECTION CONFIDENTLY INVITED. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. Theso well-known Rooms, in Station Street, have been reorganised under new and capable management. A TRIAL IS SOLICITED. Cleanliness. Attention. Moderate Prices. A LIBERAL MENU. FISH SUPPERS A SPECIALTY. Having purchased the above rooms from Mr Phillips, I offer the public the benefit of my long experience. FRED. HALL, MAIN TRUNK DINING-ROOMS STATION STREET .. TAIHAPE.
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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3517, 1 July 1920, Page 7
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243Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3517, 1 July 1920, Page 7
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