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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1921, Page 1

MEETINGS. CARDS. MEETING of the Avenue Road Card Club will be held at the Soldiers’' Club on WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 14, at 7-30 p.m. All members are urgently requested to attend this meeting. J. CLIFF, Hon. See. PUBLIC NOTICES. JJEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FOOTBALL MATCH. SOUTH AFRICA v. NEW ZEALAND. AT WELLINGTON, SATURDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 1921. Holiday Excureion Tickets, available for return until Tuesday, 20th September, inclusive, will be issued from any station between New Plymouth and Foxton, including branches to Wellington (Thorndon) as follows: On Friday, 16th September, by all trains. On Saturday, 17th September, by trains arriving Thorndon in time for the ; match. Special train will leave New Plymouth ; for Wellington 9.10 p.m. Friday. 16th September, and will stop at Lepperton Junction, Inglewood, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera and Patea only. Return train will leave Wellington 8.35 p.m. on Saturday, 17th September. BY ORDER. N.P.H.S.O.G.A. gALE OF gECOND-HAND OLOTHES WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. Inepection only from 10 a.m. to noon. Sale at 1 p.m. PARTNERSHIP J HAVE to notify that I have taken into partnership Mr. G. T. Champion, and the business will for the future be conducted under the name of Mawkes and Champion. S. MAWKES. I Having purchased up-to-date Knitting Machinery, which is now being installed, we will shortly bo in the position to undertake the manufacture of all classes of Woollen Goods: Stockings, Soxs, Coats, Jumpers, Jerseys, Bathing Costumes, Babies’ Goods, etc., etc. HOSIERY.—Tn this line we will endeavor to maintain a reputation for Quality and Cheapness. UMBRELLAS.—Owing to the war. Umbrella Materials were unprocurable, We have now landed a consignment of Umbrella Materials, and will again manufacture our own stock.

Orders from country clients will receive prompt attention. Try us with your next order. AND QIIAMPION, 277 Devon Street, New Plymouth. SPECIALISTS INWOOLS WOOLLEN GOODS HOSIERY UMBRELLAS. ” ; : . xr EARN £lO A MONTH IN YOUR ' SPARE TIME. i pARN* £lO a month or more in your I SPARE TIME. This is easily done by selling a PROPRIETARY line of XMAS NOVELTY CARDS. It will cost you NOTHING; is easy and interesting work. If you are a reliable person and wish to use your spare time profitably, write to us AT ONCE for particulars and samples. Agents wanted throughout New Zealand. Write NOW to — ART PUBLISHING COMPANY, G.P.O. BOX 1490, Wellington. ST. ANDREW’S gPRING pLOWER & gULB gHOW TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, September 15 and 16. Brilliant Display of Choice Flowers, Decorated Tables, Mantel, Bowls, Vases. Stalls will be conducted by the Ladies’ Guild, Girls’ Guild, and Vestrymen. Musical Programme Thursday Evening. Social on Friday Evening. Cards and Dancing (music by Mr. Boulton). Entries close with Secretary 14th September (see schedule). M. A. T. EVANS, Hon. Sec. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH HALL, TE HENUI. gA L E ’O F yy OR K. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921. Doors open 2.30 p.m., 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 10 p.m. ' The Sale will be opened by Mrs. F. G. Evans. Plain Work, Fancy Work, Produce, Sweets, Flower Stalls. Afternoon Tea will be served in a Marquee. Musical Items during the Evening. ADMISSION—SIXPENCE. BETTER CLASS MOTOR CHEAPER. A writer in Modern Transport, states that “the cost of operating and maintaining a motor may safely be estimated at three farthings a mile in favor of a better class vehicle.” The British build “Dennis” is a high-class lorry. It gives maximum service at minimum expense. The New Zealand Express Co,, J-Wm. AgegU, 'J