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Taranaki Daily News, 2 September 1921, Page 4

The largest boot manufacturing firm iu Christchurch has eighty hand 4 employed at present, whereas the firm usually employs 175 to 189 hands. To-morrow morning, at 10 o’clock Alessrs. Webster Bros, are selling the racehorse Birkwind, with engagement* at to-morrow’s hunt meeting. An auction sale of particular interest to householders will be held in the Farmers’ Co-operative Organisation Society’s warehouse in Powderham Street, New Plymouth, to-day, at 1 p.m. A large quantity of groceries, paint, and sundries will he submitted, and there is every indication of bargains being available for keen buyers.

Our country reader* are reminded of. the grand concert given by the visiting choir of Opuuake, consisting of 30 voices, at the Hempton Hall, Oka-to, on Saturday evening. They will be assisted by leading talent of baonui, Rahotu and Okato. The same programme of instrumental and vocal items, which drew large attendances at Opunake and Rahotu, w»U be submitted.

To-day, at noon, in Mr. J. Writ’s yard, Afessra. Nolan and Co. will sell by auction a 5-seater English Dennis motor

On Wednesday next, at the Workers’ Social Hall, Messrs. L. A. Nolan and Co. are conducting a sale of superior furniture on account of Mr. G. R. Allen The catalogue includes bedroom suites in oak, rimu, and Oregon, also a Sherlock-Man-ning pianola piano, almost new. Particulars will be found in our auction columns.

A our soiled or faded suite, costumes, and dresses can be successfully drycleaned t r dyed and made equal to new at the cost of a few shillings, by J. K. Hawkins and Co., dyers and dry cleaners, Dev i Street. New Plymouth. We also renovate felt hate, Panama hats, furs, etc. Now, it does not matter where you live; just post your goods to us, and they wi. be returned in a few days looking like new. Do it now.