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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1918, Page 3

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StßtlkH! f August I'flr Private ittt?par Ms hsssfta >i.4jj a Bhffljre* haiwe & the faiewei! tgfldered. him at Mirfitirsi an eveai»}|, Mr ; VV.-. MtnmtfHftJ, *iirt!fii!ttH uf the Pa= tiitttie t'bfflmitfes, irt far'ewellmg the (aldier, wads' a rsty eitesftul gpgtfji. In presenting Pm-nto Kr=j)bi' with it email fiißjasstg, Mft MyuitUei'fi e*j!» , »sse4 the hepe t-hfti I'rivnte Jistspar would ho Abie to return hi 4«« t?9uise with tlit? tuft* fisigwmii.sß of ilftviiiij dmte his duty, (Mil lis trusted eewui In health, A lengthy pfoßramnw of ikmis w&b submitted, ait being much .appreciated The Mines of the vociilislrt wcwf—Meadamcs Tapp, Bennett, Itudkin, and Misses Olive Martiii,ycver,Thcrl(k*sun,.Junes, Tttvlo;, and Men«iT. VViboHfJJ, H. Linnoll, F, Foley and J. AV. Mai), TJie daneo music was contributed by Miss Huso, and extras by Misses Anderson and KeiUy, The duties of M.C. were carried out by Mr. J. M. Shotter.

The usual fortnightly sitting of the S.M, Court was held this afternoon, Mr. A. Crooke, SM., presiding. Judgment by default was given in the following civil cases:—Stratford Printing Company (Mr. lung) v. S. Pratt, claim ,t4 10s, costs 10s; Hunter and Lyons (Mr. P. Thomson) v. M. Loveridge, £5 ss. costs 16s, solicitor's fee 15s 6d; Whangltmomona County Council (Mr. Coleman) v. H. E. Hight, £2l 3s Sd, costs £1 3s, solicitor's fee £1 lis; same v. J. Prendergast, 8s Cd, costs ss; Hallcnstein Bros. (Mr. Fookes) v. A. Hamilton, £5 lis £d, costs 12s, solicitor's fee 15s Cd. On the application of the Registrar of Electors (Mr Stanton), A. E~ Bur-well was removed from the rolls, on the grounds that he was not a British subject, but an American by birth., The Patriotic Committee's meeting is to be held fn the Municipal Chambers on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. To be a successful business man, one must have what the public wants and at a price that will satisfy the hunger. The success of <C. E. James' jewellery warehouse lies in the good value he offers. Purchasers know from experiencp that goods secured here are all of the highest grade in value and at prices that defy competition. At the present moment th«re are 1000 and 1 articles offering in gold, silver, and croekervware that are selling at pre ; war prices.—Advt.