Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1918, Page 4

A concert and dance was held in ttu Hillsborough Hall on .Tuesday evening for the purpose of raising funds to help to defray the cost of the installation of the new system of ligEing in the hall. The gathering was largely attended, and was a distinct success. All the items on the programme were keenly appreciated, encores being repeatedly demanded. Pianofort solos were given, by Misses Asher and Bishop, recitations by Miss Bishop, mologuea by Mr. Q. G6ld«wor. thy, dance by Miss Jen Was, and songa by Misses Bennett (2),.Qooker, Norris, Jeffries, and Messrs Jotuteon, Aroa, Howlett, Ashef, N. Day, «nd #. tjk e y. After the concert, refreshment* were provided by the ladies of the district, and Mr. H. 0. Sampson ttoaafced Mi» p or . formers for their assistance and tiw andience for ita liberal support, The floor was then cleared for dftaeinfc for which music was supplied by Mr*. T. and Jeffries. The gaiHwrtng resulted in a sum of about £fiO being rated, Particulaw of some good motM-cyclos, side-car •omlbinatioiß, side>oars, etc, »ill be found in th« advorbwaaMt of Mr. J. H. Bodfe, Eltiam, T835 POISONING OS 1 TffiRTY GffiLJ? to a Meftoiane factory by eucalyptus loffies which were evidently made fr..» the common eucalyptus brings a.-»a,« forcibly the importance of using nnir the GEITCINE SANDER BWJalyh'i EXTRACT internally. SANDER'S KXTRACT sniffed up the nose ami (!>:••» drops on sugar, is a s\iro and safn t.<.tection from meningitis iuid olh".-' ,i----feotions. Applied 'to uljvi-.s hok.iK-.J wounds, sprains. jlil!M.ilns. «»,.,,. i SEDER'S ESTKAtT'i-injj. . iU «L ,+