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Taranaki Daily News, 5 November 1918, Page 4

The prize-winners in' tha Hawera returend soldiers' art union were:-—First prize, Andrew M. G. Hanson, Manaia; second, Mrs. Anlrobus, Normanbv; third J. Abbott, New Plymouth; fourth, G*. Fraser, New Plymouth; fifth, Allen, Ha,, wera; sixth, W. G. Glassford,Urenuiseventh, J. W. Ross, Manut&hi; eighth C. Gin. Eltham; ninth, 0. A. Harrison! Normanby.

The Melbourne, Ltd., have arranged for a full supply of men's ready-to-wear suits for the present season, quits a difficult matter these tiroes as the whole of the Dominion's suit trade haß into the hands of the colonial manufacturers who, owing to war dsaasdi onn only eope with about 50 per cent, of the traae- Priec3 range from 69s fld to 9P a , ~ ■ Lcst( ' r Bro ?' are entertaining the Et tham Salvation Army boys at Nsaera Gardens on Thursday next. Water eh uto in full awing. gee advt, page 1. A choice Eltham dairy farm of 137 acres is advertised for esohkiTee bv W EMk Notes >" al'owmg at the Emp,re, ls a pronounced we,j™L a T , h != h motion picture drama. It is a drama of the most fascinating fcmd with a baffling mystery story ae five theme. Norma Talraadge Bobby Horron, and Constaace Talmadge! star in the story which is sufficient guarantee of the ijuafiigr of tie gWi.>»