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Taranaki Daily News, 21 January 1916, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SUBSCRIBERS TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS. jJJHOULD READ the following, then ask themselves whether putting money on deposit to enrich Bank shareholders, or sending it to the front is the way to assist our brave boys. The mothers of soldiers should read Clause No. 2: WHAT IS THE Y.M.C.A. DOING? The activities of the Y.M.C'.A. may be mitnmcd up in a few lines, 1. In the Home Camps, Halls, and Marquees with all possible social advantages and privileges with, wherever possible, a secretary in charge. In the cities the Y.M.C.A. buildings, including Gymnasium, Baths, Library, Billiard Tables, etc., thrown open to all. with' a card issued broadcast: "Your uniform is sufficient, introduction." 2. On tiro troopships and in camps in Egypt, social work- providing the men with home comforts, social enjoyment, etc., keeping them out of cities like Cairo—an effort alone worth all the trouble and expense. 3. Extending the same privileges, as far as practicable, right up to the firing lines. 4. Visiting, men in Hospitals, alleviating their suffering—as far as outside assistance can—giving them whatever comforts are available,. and last, but not least, linking them up with their friends and relatives by writing letters and undertaking commissions from lads who in many cases will not see their own again. A fairly complete work which could only be done by specially organised and equipped men. These men we have, and they have done noble work, but they must have more helpers, and it is one of our foremost-duties to see that (hey get every possible Assistance. N.B. —The whole of the funds raised by the Y.M.C.A. National War Fund is used solely for the Work amongst the irooju. Mot on's penny of it is diverted to any local' work carried on ordinarily by the Associations, nor is the cost of this advertisement.

REMOVAL NOTICE. j|y[R. ERIC SPENCER BAYLEY, Surgeon Dentist, has removed to rooms on the Second Floor of Messrs Morey and Son's New Building, Devon Street MISCELLANEOUS. JJAWERA, Carter and Co., the Wellington Drapers, are now open next door to Smith and - Easton's Auction Mart, with £IOOO worth Genuine Drapery. Selling privately daily, onethird less and in many cases, one-half the price you usually pay. Come early and save money. Short visit only. gOUXD ADVICE.—.Shop at the Hygienic for liberal supplies and top quality. e.n. j^ILLIXERY —2d in Is discount off all Millinery, trimmed and untrimined. —R. 0. Goddin, London Millinery Depot. e.n. 10 and 3 a cup of tea is just the thing for you and me. The Hygienic brew. e.n. "TVESERT GOLD" is always a winner, DESERT GOLD TEA wins for flavour, quality and value. Try it. QUR meat and fruit pies arc in great , demand. Try one to-day for luncheon.—llvgienic. e.n. JJLOUSES —2d in Is discount off all Voile. Muslin and C'rcpe Blouses, — 1 'R. 0. Goddin, 253 Devon St. e.n.

W E „ excel in Wedding Cake orders. Only best materials used, and satisfaction guaranteed.—Hygienic. e.n. rj.ENTS.' Box Suits at special prices: All-wool Colonial Tweeds, stylish cut, first-class finish, wonderful value. Prices from 25s to 755, at The Kash, QREPES and Voiles, Is and Is 3d .yard, to [ ljp cleared at Gd and 9d per yard.-—R. 0. Goddin, 253 Devon St. e.n WOUND—The most economical tea for family use is "DESERT GOLD" Family Blend at Is Sd. Wonderful value. yyAR REBATE—Id in Is Discount oil all purchases and 2d in Is oft' all Millinery and Blouses.—R. 0. Goddin. e.n. WONDERFUL values in Boys' SuitsTweed Norfolk Suits for 12/G; Tweed Sports Suits, 12/G and 15/'-, Varsity Suits, 7/G and 11/G —only at The Kash. ]J<LANNELETTE auQ Calico 13 yards to the dozen and Id in Is discount. —R. 0. Goddin, 253 Devon Striet. e.n. T)ESERT GOLD TEA competition. ftl cash prizes—First Prize .€ls. Closes 30th duly. Save the ''Camels." TROYS' and Youths' Sports Suits at Economy Prices: All-wool Tweeds, plain or button knickers, from 12/G to 3S/G, at The Kash. TvO vou collect ''Camels"' Remember, DESERT GOLD TEA Competition closes 30th July. £SO in prizes. B OYS' Varsity Suits, in best quality washing materials, striped and plain poplin and linen. Usual price 12/G, now 7/G the suit, at The Kash. JJOYS' Tweed Norfolk Suits, plain knickers, sizes 7 to 14, 12/G the suit; white Drill Hats, l/-j Poplin Varsity Coats 4/6, at The Kash. DOIG, 141 Devon Street, New Plymouth. Office hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., nnd by appointment. Thursday half-iiolidiijir,