INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 353, 2 April 1910, Page 4

INTERESTING ITEMS.

Hewitt's Pictures to-nighi The Cornish Pixie, the miniature man, whose total weight is 9%1b, will appear here next Monday, the 4th instant. In this issue Messrs. Morey and Son announce the arrival of their new flannels, which should prove of interest to all women who are planning a new winter outfit. The values, it is claimed, are exceptionally good, and this firm offers an incentive to cash buying by allowing 5 per cent, discount on all cash purchases.

The usual monthly meeting of the W.C.T.U. will be held on Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist Church. Owing to the boisterous weather on Wednesday last the meeting could not be held.

A notice of interest to of factories is inserted in this i'sue.

The tourist traffic on the Wangamii river, we are advised, continue: well nn tr> previous years' Averages. Xew Pipiriki House, with its splendid appointments and unique winter garden enclosed in glass walls, is provinsr an additional attraction to the favorite and now world-known trip. Many visitors are taking advantage of the low tariff which has been fixed for staying a week or over. Pipiriki has always l,ei>n looked upon as an ideal health and rest resort, and with the added atractions of the New House it will now no doubfhe still more largely frequented than ever. White and Sons have opened a further lot of very nice costumes varying in price from 45s to !)5s ea.-h. Special attention has been given to the cut and fit about the shoulders, giving a very neat and smart appearance to the whole figure. They are chiefly trimmed with black silk collars, in either the satin, moire, or ben oral ine silks, with buttons to match.—Advt.

A test parcel. Rond advprtwment •")>' front pnsje, ton rieht-lianil fnmpr, of this issue. Tho 'ori"htp»t nn.l best 10s worth you over bought.—Art"*