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Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1916, Page 4

St. Mary's Hall presented a busy appearance last evening, when the various stallholders, with their assistants, were arranging the wnres in readiness for the opening of the sale, which commences at 2 p.m. to-day. A splendid lot of useful goods will he found at tin! various stalls, and include fancy work and plain sen-lug, a choice lot of cushions, also produce; and a fine lot of pot plants, suitable for table and window decoration, comprising doweling begonias, cinerarias, and some nice, specimens of the popular Xephrolc.pi* ferns. In the evening a musical programme will bo given, when Air. Corngan, who has a fine tenor voice, and who has not hitherto been heard jn Xew Plymouth, will contribute one or more item*. The proceeds of the sale are in aid of the new Sunday School Building Fund. "-TAR AXD BRINK. More than anything else the wrr ban shown the need for temperance. Hundreds of people are unable to help themselves. Wives, mothers and friends welcome "Drinko," the recognised cure for the drink habit. Can be given secretly if desired. Write for free <>.),>). let in sealed envelope, stating if Mr, Mrs. or Miss.— Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 212J Umbton Chambers, Wellington'. * TRAVELLING LIGHT. What a sense of freedom it gives to travel light! Yet essential things need not he "left at home. By checking through us, yon can take all you want without trouble. We collect, check, deliver. We also issue tickets; but if yon already have one, it is necessary to produce it at our office to facilitate checking.— Ta» New Zealand Exomi Co., Ltd.