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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 15 November 1907, Page 2

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! Morey and Son. advertise lace curtains different from the ordinary designs. - The' Borough Council invites applications for the position of general inspector, dog-tax collector, etc., a{ a salary of £2 10s per week. The first practice for the reproduction of Living Whist and Kirmess to be given at a later date in aid of the Recreation Grounds will take place at the Drill Hall to-morrtw afternoon tyt 2 o'clock. Everyone who attended the 1 former entertainment will be pleased'to learn that the full programme is to be repeated. The sandal and shoette are causing quite a revolution in footwear. They are cool, comfortable, amart, and conducive to health. The local branch of

the New Zealand Clothing Factory ha» opened up the latest wear ii> thesp )in»s, and is making a specialty of them. • V' The work of erecting tie ornamental drinking fountain and lamp on the Esplanade was carried out by- Mr Short, monumental mason, of New Plymouth, and the workmanship is first-class. The performera'in the recent Kirmess and Living Whist are reported to b# very 'enthusiastic in the matter of tlie reproduction of the entertainment Owing to the wretched weather and' the severity of the influenza epidemic at the time, many people wero debarred from seeing this great spectacular performance, and at their request thfi Rcerentfon Sports Around Committee lifts decided to again stage the Kirmess and Living Whist at the Theatre Royal in the second week in December. The first practice will take place to-morrow afternoon at the Drill Hall.

A large quantity of indent shoes and slippers at a reduction of 10 to'SO per cent, will be offered for the next four 'reek's at Dockrill's. to make room for shipments to arrive. A lirge as«ort. ment of ladies' evening shoes to hapd at low prices; also in stock his welt known brand of men's, youth's and , children's bopU at bedrock

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