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Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1921, Page 4

The electrical department of the New Plymouth Borough Council notify that the electrical supply will be cut off between the hours of 7.15 a.m. and 8.30 a.m. to-morrow morning, for testing purposes.

Poultry keepers are reminded that Mr. E. C. Jarrett, Government poultry instructor, will hold a demonstration on culling and selecting poultry at Mr. T. B. Blanchett’s residence at 2.30 p.m. today.

Lovers of grand old Irish music, song and dance, have a rare treat in store for them by hearing the grand national concert that will be rendered on March 17 in the Rolland Hall, by first-class talent, opening with orchestral selections, following with vocalists, instrumentalists and quartettes, musical and vocal. The committee has arrangements well in hand, and a huge success is promised. The ''Railway Department’s arrangements in connection with the Egmont A. and P. Association’s show at Hawera next week are advertised in this' issue. Our readers are reminded that the Melbourne’s gigantic Reduction Sale finally and definitely closes on Saturday, the 26th inst. The concluding day will see a final cleaning up of all oddments, remnants, etc., and patrons will be well rewarded by paying a visit to the

From the North Cape to the Bluff, “Fairy Wonder” is acclaimed as the premier household help. With “Fairy doing the weekly wash there is no fuss, no bother, no sickening sud-steam, no nasty scum and no extra soap required, and'no rubbing. “Fairy” saves time, labor and fuel. In packets of all grocers, everywhere.

ENGLISH SUITS. A BIG FALL RECORDED. Following the drop in clothing and other lines at Home, suits are now available at prices that a few months ago would have been regarded as impossible. Following the Armistice, the War Department. set its uniform manufacturers at work on turning out mufti suits for the soldier boys. The clothes were made up to standard pattern, the quality and workmanship being of the best. The output was naturally very large. When the slump came a few months ago, a large quantity was shipped out to New Zealand, and, with their usual enterprise, the Modern Tailors, of New Plymouth and Stratford, hopped in and secured. the sale of these suits for Taranaki. They have come to hand, and are now being offered at ridiculous prices—£4, £5, £6 and £7, all tip-tof) stuff, cut and finish. The firm, alter them to fit, and elsewhere announce that country customers will be given the same opportunity to secure these bargains as townspeople. If the purchaser is dissatisfied the suit may bo returned and the money refunded. Read more about these wonderful bargains in another part of this issue. It will repay you.—Advt.

CHIEF JUSTICE CONDEMNS DRINKING HABIT. At the Supremo Court Sittings some little time ago, the Chief Justice said that at least one-third of the crime in New Zealand could be traced to the drink habit. You can stop the drinking of that friend of yours who is addicted to liquor. Drinko has saved hundreds from humiliation and shame. It can be given secretly. All communications strictly confidential. Write for free Booklet. Plain sealed envelopes used. Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 212 A.C., Lambton Quay, Wellington.