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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1918, Page 4

The headmaster reported to the monthly meeting of the Hawera High School Committee that by the last English mail he had received from Mr John Veats, of London, formerly of Hawera, a very fine picture of the naval hero, Cornwall, who set a noble example of sacrifice to British youths. Mr Veats presented the picture in memory of his son, who was educated at the Hawera school. This was the second occasion on which Mr Veats had presented the school with a picture. It is time for ladles to equip themselves with winter blouses. Moroy's In their advertisement to-day list some smart cosy blousings, and every lady interested in the subject should turn to the advertisement straightway, The short skirts now worn by ladles are responsible for the many dainty styles in high leg footwear advertised by The Big Store, Waitara. If yon would like to know what smart dressers wear a glance at page four top left hand corner will put you wise. The Melbourne, Ltd., are still selling men's grey and stripsi denims st 3? ]ld pair, despite the recent heavy advances l>v manufacturers. It is p/edicted that these working trovsevs will cost 10s Cd a pair for the end cf the present year. The coal strike won't strike you badly if you prepare for the cold weather by buying a patent "Unique" stopper Hot Water Bottle always dependable because nuwle t£ St labor. All chemists.