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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 129, 18 October 1912, Page 4

There was a fair attendance in the St. Andrew's Hall, last night, to listen to an entertaining lecture on Sir Walter Scott by the Rev. H. J. Lewis. The promoters of the evening were the members of the Ladies' Guild, who had also arranged for other items which interspersed the lecture, In an interesting .treatise of the great novelist's literary productions, the lecturer dwelt on the charm of his work, which lie ascribed to its restfulness. During the evening Mr. A. Mat'Diarmid recited 1 the dialogue between Fitz James and Rhoderick Dhu, and Mr. Blyth, also recited in his characteristically able style, an extract from "Marmion." Mesdames Cullen and Murphy, Messrs. Reid and A. MacDiarmid sang as a quarttete Scott's "When Israel of the Lord Beloved." Other items rendered during the evening were, "Hail to t'he Chief," by a Glee party, and the following songs: "Jock-o'-Hazeldean" (Miss Leiteh), "Blue Bonnets" (Mrs. Cutler), "Pibroch of Donal Dhu" Mr., (Yeale). The accompaniments were played by Mll. J. 0. McGregor. SKIN DISEASES, including eczema, pimples, rashes, boils, chilblains, ringworm, shingles, ulcers, and old sores have their remedy in Rexona, the rapid healer. Sold in triangular pots at Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable everywhere. One cow is nothing much to t'he number—more or less—in Taranaki. One eow off your herd is something to you —if you lose it. Many a farmer has lost one through neglecting some small ailment. Are you neglecting any ailment with your herd? I? so see SYK.ES, THE FAK&fRRS' OHEMfHT.—£<M The war in the Balkans has begun in earnest, and the Great Powers will be lucky if they are not involved. Austria, looking ahead, has started to get more guns. It is a question as to who will win. There is no question about the statement that Crescent Tea wins in the tea trade competition. Three grades, 2/-, 1/10 and 1/8 per lb. It is good tea, and is good all the time.—Advt. Ready, aye ready!-—'"Camp Coffee" is reedy almost before you know it. Add boiling water, milk and sugar to tact*, and there you are—a drink for & king! A. Hatrick and Co., wholesale agents. 6 One spoonful of "Camp Coffee," boiling water, milk and sugar to taste, and you've a cup of rich, fragrant, delicious coffee, fit for a king! 6