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Taranaki Daily News, 28 August 1922, Page 4

“Misrepresentation in reference to land is not known in the South/' said ,plaintiff in a civil action in the Auckland Supreme Court last week. “This is the only place I have experienced it.” Mr. Justice Herdman remarked, “I think the habit is pretty common, and till only place where I think it is not known is Lunedin.” His Honor’s remark caused some amusement Particulars will be found in the auction columns of this paper with reference to the order in which the various properties, plant, etc., will be offered at the Taranaki Oil Wells (N.Z.), Ltd., auction sale to be held on Wednesday, 30th inst. Call and inspect the delightfully novel designs, checks and colourings in zephyrs and drgandis at Morey’s, Devon Street. The Territorials and Cadets, in conjunction with the Community Club, intend running a Grand Masquerade and Confetti Cabaret Dance on the lines of the one run in aid of the Unemployment Fund, a short time ago. This function, which is to take place on Thursday, September 14, in the Coronation Hall, should be one of th»« great events of the -present dancing season. The funds are to be handed over to the Community Club to help it to carry on and extend the fine work that it is already doing amongst the Cadets and Territorials. Further reductions are being made at the Melbourne’s Sensational Sale. For ; instance: Boys’ Fox’s serge college shorts, sizes 3 to 6, 7/11, 7 to 12, 8/11; 13 to 16. 10/6 pair; men’s famous Meridian undershirts, 10/6; famous Oamaru tweed suits, 87/6; Kaiapoi tweed suits, splendid for rough usage, 79/6; new Pennine shirts, 8/6; new flax shirts in light or dark shades, 8/6. There’s only one thing in this world, That ever troubles Mary, And that is how her Grandma washed Without the aid of “Fairy.” ' (“Fairy Wonder.” at all stores.)