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Taranaki Daily News, 15 September 1915, Page 4

OFFICES THROUGHOUT DOMT>iIOK. When you employ us to forward par. eela or move furniture to other towns, we handle your goods or belongings at both ends, which makes for'greater care, greater security. We have offices at j Auckland, New Plymouth, Napier, Hastings, Pnlmerston North; also principal I towns 0/ South Island.—The X.Z. Kx[press Co.,"Ltd. In New Caledonia, says Professor Macmillan Brown, the farmers and their wives rise at 5 a.m. and take their produce to the market On specified days, exactly as they dill in rural France before the Prussian war. Stilt more startling, perhaps, is the relationship of the place to the French villages on "the banks of the St. Lawrence In (he early dtye. One striking feature ia the lame . big family habit. No settler who has been long enough, married has less than four children, and there 1 arc many cases where twenty-five children have been born to the one couple. The average siie of .ft family ia between ten and twelve—a characteristic of the days of French settlement in Canada, and, the professor believes, of Northern Africa. Shampooing, Halrdressing and .Twitting; Electrolysis for the permanent removal of superfluous hair. .Switches, Toupees, etc. Ladies' combings made tip to any design. MRS. BIiADLK, Egraont Toilet Parlors, Griffiths' Buildings, NfW Plymouth, ne»r OargtgU Llbrgm •