VOGELTOWN LAND

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 119, 11 May 1908, Page 3

VOGELTOWN LAND

Attention of readers is directed to the auction -ale of Yogcllown laud ail\ertised on page 3. The-section*; which are situated opposite the Yogeltoun store, are all Hat. and are excellent Mr. Newton King's auction I'oOnis on \\ I'diie-day. the 27th illst.

Ihe twenty-fifth annual statement of accounts of tile Salvation Army in Australasia, just issued from the territorial headquarters in Melbourne, is an interesting document, as showing the extensive nature of the transactions in which tliis institution engages. So much oi the work is done freely and voluntarily - by c!iicer s and members that the per- - eenla;,c of administrative expenditure is very small. The general statenicnl of income ami expenditure, which i B bal- > a need up to the 311 th September last, ■ and is confined to funds received at, and 1 expended through, the territorialTTeudquarters, shows that the amounts dealt with during the year totalled close on C 22,500, aud the property fund account is a' little more, showing close on C23.D00, .while the general and property fund balance-sheet shows a total of nearly C372,0(>0. For some years past a regular feature of the Army's work has lieen the raising of a "self-denial hind," and nearly every succeeding year breaks the record of the past, ilow important a source ol revenue thin fund is may be inferred from this special bal-ance-sheet, which shows that last year's Australasian contributions amounted to 00,981. In thin department New Zealand comes out easily ahead, having contributed .010,135, or more than a third of the whole. New 'South Wales gave CC357 and Victoria .C 4923, so that New Zealand's share .was not far short of the aggregate of the two most important Australian Slates. | Ellen Tern' lirst appeared on the 1 stage at the age of ten. Oysters were a popular article of food in prehistoric times. If you want your furniture removed carefully, expeditiously, and economically, employ the N'ew Zealand Express Company, Ltd., who make a special feature of this class of work, and who are also able to supply first-class dry storage accommodation. Customs ivoric in all its branches.—Advt,

It is a- recognised axiom that "the public are the best judges." That is why Melbourne Clothing Company shops are always crowded. We absolutely lead in boys' clothing. Head these: Boys' tweed sailor suits, 5s Gd; boys' serge oailor suits, 2s lid to 5s lid; hoys' Connay suits, 8s ltd to 10s Od; boys' allwool Hussar suits, 10s (id to 15s 9d; boys' Norfolk suits, all wool, 12s 6d to '■7s Cel. We are the greatest men'r >nd oys' cloihiere in Taranaki.—Advt

Your winter clothing is a very important thing to you. These cold days remind you that your underclothing needs renewing, and when you think of clothing of any kind you naturally think of "The ivash," that clothing store in Devon-street, New Plymouth. It's a very economical store to. deal at, and it's a store noted for honest, dependable goods. They've a new lot of Kaiapoi woollen singlets at 3s 6d, underpants to match 3s 6d, and tliey have a heavier line at 4s Od and 5s 6d. Flannel singlets tlicy have from 2s 3d to 0s (id, blue flannel singlets 4s fid to 6s Gd. Flannel shirts they have in a great variety from 5s fid to 8s 6d. You all know the store in Devon-street, just below Nolan's auction mart, New Ply