Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1916, Page 4

The Latest Vogue in Ladies' Footwear! Gabardine tops hold the j field! Gaberdine topped boots grow in favor day by day and tbcre is a decided scarcity for smart '.lvies We arc making an especially attractive window display of LADIES' HIGH-LEO GABERWN'E TCP BUTTON AND LACE And we ask you to come inside and examine more closely tbis ultra smart footwear. We a)e splendidly equipped to meet all requirements and we invite one and all to pay us a visit and become :ic""nnl''l witli our new and up-to-date store.

CIVIL SERVANTS' POSITION. Die columns of the press are always :>]>en to those who desire to ventilate L.rievaiiecs, to criticise methods of dealng with matters affecting the com ity as a whole or any particular (hereof, and all intelligent contrih tions to the solution of important prcnV loins are always welcome. For th reason we welcome the letter fro.. •A Civil Servant," published in this issue. He commences, however, with an allegation, which cannot anything we paid, that u.= ~. -■■• recent article on "The War Bonus Proposnl,'' was contemptuous towards tlie members of the Civil Service. Thereupon he proceeds to give, b lengthy statement with the object of proving that State employees are not the s any indiividual or group of individuals nf tlm nninmnnitv TllC ffCnei'al llublic :s thoroughly well informed as to tlic position the Civil Servants occupy in regard to the taxpayers, and that question is totally foreign to the question of war bonuses. Not only was there in the