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PIGST
Pitt!
Prizes won at all leading Shows,
including Silver Cup at Dunedin
Winter Show last year for most points
m HAMS and BACON.
Our reputation is behind our
Service
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Write or Call for labels
to
Lindsay «S Co.
TAY STREET.
'PHONE 424.
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INVERCARGILL.
[A CARD]
Establishe. 3rd /lay 1905.
OTAUTAU, N.Z., MARCH 1. 1932.
VOL. XXVII, No 1359
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Mail Order Chemist.
The Otautau Standard
County
And Wallace
Chronicle.
PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY.
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IMPORTANT.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
ladies:
LADIES No. 2 Extra Strong Con-active Pills— Price 12/6.
LADIES No. 2 Extra Strong Corrective Pills (Special) Price 2QI-.
HANAFA (Regd.) 501 Vitality Pills
5/6. Extra Strong, Price 12/-.
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Write today for our Catalogue of
Goods. Post-free frpm—
NOTI NEW ADDRESS.
J. G. riANAFIN, Chemist,
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Published Every Tuesday.
Chrfctchurch.
WAIRIO NOTES
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MONDAY, 29th FEBRUARY.
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The Committee m
of
celebrations m connection with the P
- and Golden
Jubilee of the local schoo*,
charge,
(the
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.'
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HEAVY COTTON FUJI NIGHTDESSES !
Neck, trimmed Hemstitching, m Pink, Heli'o, Blue,
Before Messrs Jno. Fisher
- ' x Cream.
Usually 6/6. NOW
G. B. Burns, J's.P.
2/11 Each.
Otautau
continues to meet each. week. Replies
Having had 12 years practical experience 1 . Judgment by default was given m to invitations to ex-pupils are coming $PRINCESS UNDERSKIRTS. P.K. Fuji; trimmed with SUk Lace. -^
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the case H. Smyth v. W. Taylor for to hand m good numbers Ex-pupils V Usually
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1 m motor repairing: m Otautau lamin a position <
8/11. NOW 4/11 Each.
PHONE 45.
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4s 6d, costs 10/-, solicitor 15/6.
£2
King
from
the
Country Wanganui,
FUjr CAMISOLES. Small Women's and Women's. Usually
P.K.
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{RESIDENCE— MAIN STREET.
! to offer the best workmanship m effecting work
The Police proceeded against Robt. Auckland, Reefton, Launoeston, . and
NOW
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2/llEacft»
► to any make of car.
Dowling on two charges- (1) of dis- other places far distant have signified
Heavy Weight PINK BRASSIERES. 32 ;34 ;3G; TO GO AT
1/11
ffjs_„_M ONiwors:) in.any
orderly behaviour at Clifden on Race their
intention of being present. It
UNDERSKIRTS. In Women's and 07S. Bites'.
Day and (2) of creating mischief iri is
DISTRICT.
Being m temporary premises my overhead (
expected that there will be fully 300
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that he damaged a pair of trousers ex-pupils present.'
1 chargesare
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prices
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for
all
work
i valued at 25/-, the property of EdwardIentail
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V "Dockerty. 'Defendant pleaded guilty Handsome donations to the Jubilee
are most reasonable.
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have befen received from the
funds
If you cannot »get m to see
_sHPto both charges.
m _ff
Railway
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Ohai
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Board
and
Wairio
(A CARD).
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Arising put of. the same set of cir- Jockey Club.
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cumstances, Reg. Dowling was The
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big
just
profits,
for
a
wage.
living
reasonable
Coal tomes are also lending a
ORDER and we will forward
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charged with assaulting Robt. DockMACALISTER BROS.,
by giving ton lots of coal to be
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gaßQe day pOStage paid.
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disposed of for the benefit of ■ the Juground,
piston
rings
any
Valves
fitted
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or
dant, who pleaded not guilty.
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS
bilee funds.
, other repairseffected With little delay.
In Outlining the' case for the police, The
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Constable . McCulloch , \ said the tion with
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the
promises
Jubilee
to be
Dockerty family [were amending the
a treat m store for all. The Ohai
Clifden Races with .a horse. They Railway
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intends v running a
SOUTH OTAUTAU CASH
were all perfectly sober when along train forBoard
visitors
Who would wish to
came Robt. Dowling drunk. He enMEAT SHOP
seethe
coalfields^'
district.
tered into an argument with Edward
When you are tied up on the
FOR
Dockerty, 21 years of age, used bad Ex-pupils who have hot met for al- '■■ '"*■%*"
most half a century will foregather
road, remember that V'this
"Cut and Come again^'
language and wanted to fight. Mrs
YllW AUTQ
Garage wiU give you prompt ,w
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'Tis a good motto and a refrain
ROAD
Dockerty, snr., went to assist her son and ta)lk over 'once agjain events pf
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days,
childhood
forgotten
for
scores
of
For a butcher's shop which,
service.
We attend to all
and later Mr Robt. Dockerty, the years.
The first pupil enrolled at the
classes
of
Motor Repairs.
opened
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father.
school
on
opening
day
its
m
1882,
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They;
did
plan,
and
not
carry
manage
On a cash
to get Dowling away, when the tatter's brother, ,m the person of Mr Donald Robertson
With good beef and mutton to
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Reg, came and tried to smopth things. still a highly respected resident of the
Induce you to come again and
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over. The constable admitted \ Reg Township. Many of the ex-teaohers
again,
Dowling was perfectly sober, but '■ have promised to attend. Given 'fine
The shop" run by Bob Aitken,. of
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during the scuffle he.had hit Robt. weather, the celebrations should be
-by us are sure to give more satisfactory service. We . <S>
Main Street,
Otautau.
very successful.
Dockerty
complete
work,
W,
W:
equipment
blow,
a
have
forLathe
which skiffed his
"Private Curing" fame.
neck but did! little damage. It
May we Serve you? ,
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lor
was
Prize-winners
at
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Euchre
social
this
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he was charged with assault.
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held on Saturday evening were as folCounsel
for defendants said the con i
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stable had stated/ the case fairly. Reg"j lows: Ladies, Mrs J. Finn ly (pair of
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towels) "'. Miss Nila Sherman .(pair of *>§£
Dowling had committed _ purely
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technical break, m fact- he had donAi
e jMr M.
CEO. H. HODGES, L.L. B.
Forde 1, "(thermos flask) ; Mr
,his best to assist the separation
and 't Joe Valli
2 (pair of socks).
had the same tact been used -by the
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SOLICITOR.
YOU WILL NEED FROST PROOF TAPS.
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others, nothing would have occurred.
Social Notes
We have a limited number of 3-4in TAPS which we are selling at 4/6
WESNEY'S BUILDINGS,
Robt. Dowling admitted being drunk
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each. These areheavy English made Taps and are guaranteed best
and this was the cause of the trouble,
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OTAUTAU.
Mrs
MAIN STREET,
THE UNQUESTIONED STANDARD OF QUALITY.
J. J. Finn entertained a*? h»
quality. Call and get some while they last.
but, according to defendant's, story,
j residence last
Thursday
afternoon,
the
the blame was not all on his side.
Aleo a few 16in COULTER PLATES withcentres and 5-Bin axles and
< accasion being the seventh birthday
* Defendant Robt. Dowling
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Complete for 15/6 each.
washers.
made a ( oi her daughter,
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Telephonelo9.
Patricia.
statement, that he only asked Edward
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PLOUGH OIL 3/-GALLON
Dockerty if his horse had, any chance -. The handsome birthday cake lit
-"*BINDER and GENERAL MACHINERY OIL at 4/6 GALLON.
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY NOW "
and,had been swosn at and later was with seven candles was "much admired.
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were
OTAUTAU CYCLE and SPORTS
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threatened,,
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and, before he knew, a
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gieneralmelee ensued. Mrs Dockerty ]£ sent: Mary, Patricia and John Finn;
DEPOT. /
PeggyGunn,
Jean and Anna Nesbit,;
hit him and he could -not hit back, ]
Edna Crawford, Ngaire and Ainsley
HUGH SMYTH, Proprietor.
while he denied using bad language ]
Rollo.
NEXT STANDARD OFFICE.
while the ladies were there. When
District Agent for A. and W.
they all hit him was/ when his bro- Mrs E. Walker, accompanied by*her
Hamilton, Invercargiil. .
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OUR PRICES
THAIt COMPETITIVE.
t small
returned to Invercarther interfered. He was sorry it had giil ondaughter,
Golf Clubs, Golf Balb,, Teeifc. cio.
after spending an exhappened. -'>■"'! tended Monday,
NO REDUCTIONS
IN QUALITY, REDUCTIONS .ARE ON
Tennis Racquets, Tennis Balls
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holiday with her parents, Mr <*
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Worships
Their
said
breach
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PRICE ONLY.
Racquet Presses, Waterproof Racquet
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FARMERS
NOTICE
THE
OF
and
Mrs
J.
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against Reg Dowling was purely a
Covers; Tennis Ball Neti, etc., nt ■ J
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Miss A.' Pope,left on Saturday for
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SOUTHLAND.
technical' one and he would
con- *> Tapanui, where she'
TOWN PRICES.
will
guest
be
the
CENERAL CARRIER AND FORvicted, discharged and- ordered pay
Bring your Racquet Repairs;
\- ( af Mirs Meßeath, fqij a short holiday.
FORWARDING
AGENT.
costs 12/-. .
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All Cycle Accessories Stocked.
Mcdonald and miller, of
Rpbt. Dpwling would be convicted, < Mr T. Kelly, Otautau, was theguest
CARBIDE,
of Mr and Mrs J. Valli for the week- ■"■ TAY STREET,
TYRESV TUBES,
MAIN STREET, OTAUTAU.
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INTERCARCILL/
Island, want 5000 Prime Bacon and admitted to two years' probation end.
*. LAMPS, CYCLE:
OIL.
Green
\ fi ,EGS TO
HE
THAT X Pigs. Highest Market Prices on oa condition he abstained from alco- Mr H. W. Pppe spent the week-end
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Repairs a Specialty.
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trucks, any station, Southland. Full holic liquor and ordered to pay costs at Ohai, as the guest of Mr and Mrs
HAS PURCHASED A
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first
Convicted and .
weight and prompt returns. Consign 1?/DENNIS
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ordered to pay damages 25y-'and costs I. McKay.
ELECTROLUK forHire :6/- per day*
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Co.,
to Southland Frozen Meat
Makai
LORRY,
MOTOR
10/- on second charge.
Lawnmowers Set and Sharpened.;
rewa or Mataura.
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':5nd is m a position to cart Timber,
OBITUARY
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Tags and fuller particulais on apCoal, Lime, Manure; Posts, Wool,
to WALTER KING, Agent,
:.'''Y- Eto.t ''■ -.■ Y-' plication,
TENNIS
Waianiwa.
REASONABLE RATES.
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The death is reported from Dunedin
TELEPHONE 46.
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where he was born sixty-five years,
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ago,' of Dr Thomas Burns. -^ He was
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A friendly tennis match between the son of
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Burns, one of the' X
Pliimlbiers,
-Mr.i^J..
Tennant,
Expert*
Painters,
Agricultural,
Air R. B.
Motumbte and Orawia recently showed founders pf-the. Mosgiel Woollen Com- ®
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said to Farmers at Winton recently—
Casntters,
Paperhangers
that there are budding players!of i»rO-* pany, and was a brother of Mr G. B. ®
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mise m these districts. l Motumote Burns, of Otautau. He was a grand®
Ironworkers,
Signwriters,
players proved most consistent and son of the Rev. Dr Thomas Burns,
Etc;
Ett.
is
won by 12 sets to 4 and 80 games *to, M.D., who Was related to -^Robert
46, the particulars being aS follows, Burns,
by
Scottish
ties
of
poet,
the
Orawia names first:--■
blood, being the son pf the poet^s
Tanks, Baths, Hot and Cold Watet
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Combined Doubles.
brother Gilbert, who died m 1827,
Service. V
■ FOR ' PICNICS, HOLIDAY ■
Miss" M. Wilson and J. Rohan 1 v. leaving six sons .and five
We can also supply CARBONATF. Ordera
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■VOUTINOS, &SUMMER CAM PSIB
Mrs W. Fowle and V. Dowling 6- Miss The subject of
obituary received ®
being booked.
this
are
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mora Delightful and ■
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A.
Hamilton
and J. Porfcr 1 v. Miss his early education m. Dunedin and
'■ Refreshing Drink than ■
Estimates given for all classes of
Soluble?"
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f JSasilyStrana's
have' nutntioue easily tJifes- '■■/ M. Kilkelly and C. Kilkelly 6; Mi^si then yr.ent to Edinburgh Where he took
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and quickly prepared, this 1 9 muet
Painting and" Plumbing. .
ted
GOOD BREAD fWee h X, Rohan and ,K. Chamberlain. 2 y. his medical degrees, and specialised
feed.
Coffee
made
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aunply
ff deliaious
ia
m
ff the «up with hoiling water. -Paakin1 M STRENGTH etui HEALTH. Fer -'
Miss M. Dowling and L.' Dowling 6; m mental diseases. He was m change
a.V
"ff yonr Pieaio or Camping
JL berfeetiii madeBreed come te
M- 'Miss A.
Rohan and A. Wilson. 3 v.' of the Paisley,mental hospitalfor some
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Miss. M.. Kilkelly and"C. McLeay 6. :time, and when m New; Zealand he;
.Address:—
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■ Baker & Pastrycook,
OTAUTAU. 7
served m .the Seacliff^ Pprirua and
PHONE 112.
7
'Phone 30S; Residence 30M. v ■
J. Rohan 4 v. V. Dowling 6 ; J.
Avondale hospitals.;
Crescent, Invercargiil.
the outbreak
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Porter 6. v. C. Kilkelly 0.; K. ChambeC of the Boer War, On
MAIN STREET,
OTAUTAU.
Burns imDr
lain 4 v. Les Dowling 6; A. Wilson £ mediately offered his services, and ® ® ®®©©©©
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v. C. McLeay6.
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contingent
sailed
'with
first
jbhe
the.
on
we can supply from stock
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Ladies' Singles..
steamer Waiwera from Dunedin, being
the following electrical
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Miss M. Wilson 2 y. Mrs W. Fowle
DAIRYMEN
Household essentials.
6; Miss A. Hamilton 1 v; Miss the first New Zealand doctor to serve
that war. He returned to the Doreading lampß, fancy
Margt. Kilkelly 6; Miss A. Rohan 6 m
mjinfloh.j £nd 'saal'ed ag^in with the
v. Miss Mary Kilkelly 2; Miss K. Ro- seventh contingent. During
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B-M%
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WE CAN SUPPLY—
his period
han
3
v.
Miss
Dowling
M.
6.
of
LAMPB,
NIGHT
ELECTRIC
servSipe,, be was wounded )in the
Men's Doubles.
hand and leg. He rose to the rank
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KETTLEB, IRONS,
CHIP HEATERS.
Rohan and Porter 6 y. Kilkelly _nd of
The men loved
COOLERS.
LAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Dowling 4; Chamberlain and Wilson
him for . his personality and ability,
LTD
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v. L. Dowling and McLeay 2.
CLEANERS,
PUMPS.
VACUUM
and on several occasions he proved^
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Ladies' Doubles.
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RADIATORB,
RANGES,
himself brave under fire. On resum- _TM in
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PUMICE BOILERS.
A PURELY DOMINION
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Misses Wilson and Hamilton' v. ing civil life, Dr Burns practised
at
Purchase an IMMERSION HEATER Mrs Fowle and Miss Kilkelly0 6;
COMPANY.
to bring your shed up to ths
Inglewood
Stratford
and
Splendid for heating Baby's Bottki
and
was
for
Misses ;Rohan 0 v. Misses* Mary Kil- twelve and
NEW DAIRY REGULATIONS.
a-half" years at- SeddonFIRE.
kelly'and Dowling (3.
SSSS
ONLY 15/-.
?Bh^^\i_^^S^'^fi^*^^^^-Bsss-l_^_Sii f^M*»^^Tvflle, oa the A West coast. The outMARINE.
break of war
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL
1914 saw Dr Burns
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again m khaki, and he was senior
ACCIDENT. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS.
Milk Cans and all Utensils.
A BRAIN TWISTER IN FIGURES
medical officer at Samoa 'for' some
VACUUM
CLEANER
FOR
HIRESUPPLIED.
empowered
company
tune; He later returned to New ZeaQUOTATIONS
by Aef
Tho
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£E
PER
land,
5/DAY.
and has since lived m retirement B and you, feel "Out of SSrtk" ?"} r the time ,lor a good laxative
Trustee,
Ex»*
»f Parliament to act as
(1) Put down the No. of your house at North-east
Liquid
Parrafin is a safe, effective lubricant which keeps you feeling E_S
Harbour. Dr Bums,
tutor, Agent and Attorney.
jBS
(2) Double it
was a man of kindly and genial dis- *^B fit, and is recommenced for daily use for adults and children,
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position
Add 6
and* was loved by ''all with S
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Pticc 2/- and 3/6 per bottle
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(4) Multiply by 50
whom he came m contact. He leaves
(5) Add your age/
his widow, formerly Miss (Rainbird,
"John Fisher
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND (6) Add 365
of North-east Harbour, two brothers,
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(William, of Wellington and Gilbert, j jS
RADIO DEALERS,
DISPENSING CHEMIST
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LOCAL AGENT—
DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.
of Otautau), and twor sisters (Miss SSB
Telephone 15
81
P.O.
Box
SOTAUTAU.
And you wi4 fine the No. pf your Burns and Mrs, J. Hayneß, of Welling- j
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Stan^anL Buiwings,
hpuae, m front of jrou? ag>.
Otautau. I
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NOTICE.
STANDARD,
on Main
street, North Otautau. Apply
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TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1932
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WALLACE COUNTY
John
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COUNCIL IZealand politician to induce his fellow
members to adopt "Daylight Saving".
The annual Presbyterian Sunday
School picnic takes place
to
CORRESPONDENCE
Glenbura
It has taken three generations ot on Saturday, sth March. Motor bus
the
Chamberlain family, all occupying to convey children and parents will
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SINGLE MEN AND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that important posts m the British Parlia- leave the S. S.- Hall at 10.30 a.m.,
UNEMPLOYMENT.
bring
and
Southland
County
ment,
change
ALL
to
about
the
fiscal
a
will
for
Wallace
while car
be made available
Bjrß F. MARSHALL can supply
owing to involved m the discarding of "Free further . visitors about 1.45 p.m.
Power
Board
Rates
.Electric
every Friday, Fresh Rabbits
To The Editor.
the Wallace County Council which are Trade." During- the Victorian period., Children to bring their own cups and
cleaned ready for use, and freshly dug NOT paid before the Slst March, Free Trade undoubtedly was the great basket sufficient
for
two meals.
potatoes. Delivered at homes. Orders
Sir "H. Small" again appears m
1932 will be sued for without notice. factor m" the expansion of British
can be left at Standard Office.
"G. B. BURNS,
trade and commerce. With the control Fine samples of "Sutton Supreme" your issue of 23u1t0. and^ .continues
County Clerk.
of shipping \on "jail the seas of the potatoes were handed into the office his. grouse against the local UnemThey
showed great ployment Committee: It is interestworld, Britain carried her wares into yesterday.
Wallace County Council Chambers,
PADDOCK FOR SHEEP
everyland and her ships returned with growth, the biggest potato weighing ing to note that he is one of a "HorOtautau, 26th February, 1932.
the produce of every country, and this 2tholbs 1 oz, and from the same shaw, net's* nest." Now, a hornet is proIcan provide accommodation padcrop tipped the scale at 12 lbs, bably .the most. r detested < atnong
produce was. admitted- free, for the use
which
docks for sheep going to and from
return is equal to 59 tons per smaller pests, it is never
her
a
Gradually,
of
.
inhabitants.
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT.
satisfied^ unsales. Apply for terms to F. Marshal^
world change m conditions has 'been acre. This sample was grown by Mr less picking ar'quarrell kicking 'up a
R.D., OTAUTAU.
row and"making itself a general nui=
evening taking* place, and these conditions/arc W-. R. Ireland, Eton Street.
Commencing' Monday
vastly
King
m
the
reign
Tournadifferent
of
A team of Bible Class students took sance in-- its own particular locality
March 7th, a series of Card
without doing the slightest gopd to
ments will be held m Mrs Stearne's George than m the doys of his grand- the Presbyterian Church services, last"
itself
iff
or its neighbours. "H. Small",
of
mother.
\
Nation
after
nation
the
Sunday, Mr Baynes preaching m the
Rooms, organised by a committee
very unfortunate m picking
of
the
ow
has
protection
receive
industries
of
their
been
E
(forenoon
relief
workers
and
friends.
with
local
Mr Carswell taking the
Vcountries,
barriers,
company.
,up
oh
set
tariff
of
m
his
V :V :>"
Surplus funds will be handed
talk to the children. At the evening
Why blame the local UnempToymenE
height
creasing;
against
the
manufac,to
local
bodies
with
the
ob^
service
Lay
sheetmetal worker.
cessation
Mr
tham preached, while
Committee? The wonder to me is
Repairs specialty.
ject/of providing extra work to unem- tured products.of Great Britainj si Mr Sands took the Bible readings.
mpr t
lently
persistently
making"it
that .with the" abuse they get as comand
ployed.
MAIN ST.,
V
OTAUTAO.
difficult for her to successfully suppf.
At a meeting of residents interested pared with the small modicum of.- ap. Prizes include for first night:—
such manufactured goods,, at the same m the Euchre Tournaments commenc- preciation, men are found wUling to
2 lbs best Tea.
(donated). \ time continuing to pour on to hei ing ,nex!t Mondjay; a "oommit'itie©. .&$ act on the Committee. Hours and
Factory
5
lbs
Butter
WALLACE; COUN-TY..COUNCIL
*■-." 2 Free Tickets
as consolation shores ever-increasing quantities. o; nine was formed, with power to aad.. days of time are devoted by men who
their own products under her Free :". Aset.pf rules was drawn up, and Mr have their own living to make, m
prizes.
ROAD NOTICE.
out jobs, getting local bodies
Trade acceptance of these goods jT, Jefr/man was. elected as secretary. setting
Six Weeks aggregate:—*'"
'
tariff, barriers there was als< It. was decided to confine prizes mean- to agre^e to find tools, equipment and
With
lbs).
Sugar
(70
1 bag
The Cameron Road section of th<
passed against her "V severe -shipping time strictly -to articles, of household !subsidise; expenditure and because
V
5 lb box best Tea.Argyle-Tuatapere Main Highway i:
-they cannot get enough money to pay
ADMISSION: 1/-.
V restrictions, penalising her;tonnage necessity. Thp aggregate prizesT for
now open for traffic, but cautioi
goods
making
her sea carriage of
ou the six weeks session
attractive,;if r:#:,the work-/^single men clamour
Donations of any household necessishould be used as Bridges are stil
:
m
tin
along
ensure,
ports
and
to
the
and
good"
gathering *'for they are subjected 'ta abuse by "H.
and should
a
..Under repair.
ties for prizes will be;gratefully re'
SmaU^
ceived. Any such may fee -left: with "shores of foreign countries' more an< for the opening. The committeeVis Againand kindred spirits:
..' , G. B. BURNS,
I-repeat^ the single men are
cutting
more
difficult
'readily
and
down thi indebted lo those who
. \\
offered
Mrs Stearne.
County Clerk.
"■'."."■
margiu of.profit to the disappearing help. It was decided to hand any sur- not nearly as hard put tp it as the
-Secretary.
■JELLYMAN,
E.
Wallace County Council Chambers,
point. Trade restrictions, thusjbrough plus funds at the end of the season 'married man with a family to keer>.
Otautau, 29th February, 1932.
about reflected on her internal- indus to local "bodies to provide extra swork A single man .can pick .up a living
'
v
tries, slowing them down and reduc for local unemployed., : A vote of. if :he has the determination to sucOTAUTAU RIVER BOARD
ing their, output. Along with this thi thanks was extended to Mtb. Stearne ceed and Imaintain there should not
"
N. C. TROTTER,.
be a "single man" attempting to get
British farmer round it very difficul for the.use of room.
TEN PER CENT. PENALTY
..-■: -.on the Relief gangs!"and the sooner
produce
articles,
to*
food
either
ON RATES.
ii
Hon; J. G. 'Coates,
- SURGEON DENTIST,
.grain or meat products at a price tha
of they are put off the better for the
'
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given could compete. with the avalanche o Transport, has issued; the names;"/of single men themselves and the country
MAIN,
STREET;
OTAUTAU that pursuant 'to Section 76 of "The importations from foreign countrie the new Transport Committees^o act except those having parents to keep.
" All
Rating Act, 1925," the Otautau grown under conditions of a muc] m each area as the. Licensing' authoriy relief money. as?: well as the
iii premises lately vacated by
Southland,
;'*£.
g.
ties.
For
a
Messrs
money for keeping every industry go"living.
resolved
that
.
th
Board,
standard,
has
lower
of
In
Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Go. River
Jones, Invercargiil, (Chairman.), ing and every;
:
HOURS:-,
!penalty of TEN PER CENT on all manipulation of :* these tariff wall Hall
individual m" the counBowniar, Gore, Nand- W. "J. try m a job comes from"the returns
Erskine
on
WED
bargai:
many
remaining
UNPAID
countries
able
to
■"
"
'
.
"
Rates
.were
i
sp.m
9 a.m. to 12 a.m. and 1p.m. to
1932, shall with^one.another advantageously b Wesney, Otautau, have been appoint- that .are received for the produce sent
DAILY, | NESDAY,; 23rd Marchf
-.-'. V
ed. Both Messrs Bowmar "and Wes- put of the* country;
be added to such rates and payablem entering into agreements which set oi
When imes are
except Wednesdays: 9 to 12 only.
ney haye had lengthy public.bodyiex- hard for the farmer and
commodity
country
again*
the
the
of
addition to
Rates.
one
his nose is to
p
"
j. f. Mcculloch,
.'.,'
JOHN FISHER,
another commodity of the count* perience, the former on the Southland theY grindstpney hpw can' -he , keep
"' '■"-'
;
"
Council,and Southland Elec^ "sihgle menJ v employed at nine bob a
<S>
DRAPER
GROCER
IRONMONGER
."■..-"'■,*■":"
seeking a. trade agreement." Canads .County
Clerk>
trie Power Board and the latter on the day when:the work;of that"' day
SHOWCARDS AND POSTERS: Standard Buildings,- Kingv St.t
instance,
-could
enter into an agree
-for
costs
P
MAIN STREET,
Otautau Town Board-and/N.Z: Muni- him any of the iollpwihg": 2 aged '
Otautau, 6th February, 1932.
ment with the UySiA". to allow cahne cipal
Association. Mr Bowmar ha? vewes; 1 gopd' forward'lam'b ; the wool
AUTUMN- IS AT HANOI
HARVEST IS HERE!
Latest designs. Designs submitte
fruits from California free into Canacl
.. . . ~ -''".-■'-■ /
been
Chairman
ARE
OUR
AUTU
MN
of the Council .and is of six. sheep'; 3 bjishels of ryegrassj
A
GOODS—
<§>
into,
;
free.
.SO
for the free entry
theU.S.A. c
the ipresent Chsuxinan of the Power 4 bushels of pats ;
all
m
Pom-pom
being
posters—
line
leather.
■
trim
"Sale"
sizes
Stock
Canadian
lumber.
Britain
Fre
the butterfat from
comfy
*
m soft
OTAUTAU TOWN BOARD.
PvGOLDEN SLIPPERS. A
Board: Mr Wesney has
Mayor' a good, cow for twodays ; the products
leye:
bargaining
*&
from
9d
each.
Trade
not
this
had'
to&
sole.
Assorted
colour's
7/<B.
cosy
and
of Otautau for a number of years and of 100 good fowls for day;
ALL CLASSES OF SIGNWRITINC TEN PER CENT. PENALTY ON Now the whole"". trading .world V
a
six fulldisplay of baby'screpe-de-chine, fur-lined shoes
lovely
have
*a
holds
this office at Vpresent. V i
XWe bootettes;
t. js g:rpwh, weli-wooted
brought up "Standing. The Britis
three
RATES.
V
■
and
from 1/11 to 3/-. . _
JOHNNY GEEf
P
Southland Autfibris- good bobby calves ; or the iiphey from
Parliament has decided on a modifie evident that the
v
'
PSee our Floral? Flannelettes and Winceyeftes and be convinced they P Trie Ad. Man.
'Phone 131!
tariff giving special En v^g.Cpnxmittee has men" of consider- 5000/ hard-working' beesr ?.V! V
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given bargaining
[ab'iliy
able
looking
experience
have
and
guide
what
ou
-been
for.
to
just
are
3
pirr
preference
- 3 Tay Street, INVERCARGILL. ihat pursuant to Section. 76 of "The
P
and the right^to m
If "H. Small" and similar unempose a charge against the foreignei it to a fair allocation 'of the licenr ployed single men had cared to
KNIT
KNIT
KNIT
Otautau
1925,"
the
Rating
Act,
turn
V
ses and distribution' of fees that wUI
out at four, or five o'clock m the
When you see our pretty N.Z.-lnade wools you will want to join the
Town Board has resolved that a pen- It is too early to dogmatise on the v come under their jurisdiction.
'
morning for the. lastVfortnight |*mL
Knitting- Brigade tod.
<^
,
alty of TEN PER CENT, on all thnate result.of this policy; there ma
".■■"'
yj"v
R. S. HARRINGTON, LTD.,
repercussion
be
a
at
pr'esei
which
splashedXolours
including
is
the
latest
Berets
Elecfor
the Southland
"Round the Fire Wool" m
Rates
There jwere seven- tenders :received gather mushrooms for >the Inver
is not noticeable. Meantime thei by
the
Rates,
effects
tric
Board
within
Lengths
fle^kedTand^diagonal
m
are
Power
P
the Directors of the Otautau Sale./ gill and! Dunedin markets, they could
IN LIQUIDATION.
' "*£ Our new Woollen Frock
during
has.
been
a
frantic
effort
th
remaining
made as much money m that
w
yards Cpv for the levelling of the old
Otautau Town District
P worth Inspection for Autumn .1932; j
past, week to dumß into, Englan
time
23rd
as they are likely to make m six
WEDNESDAY,
*
the
i
on
gravel
corner,
[pit
at the [North-east
Creditors are requested to rendc .UNPAID*
of
OUR PRICES ARE^O.K. IN ALL GROCERY and IRONMONGERY
every "possible ounce of products jikfel the yards.
,;months on?, relief gangs and they*;
Friday
meeting
their accounts (certified) against B MARCH,.1932, shall be added to such
At
a
on
to be. charged a tariff.' Ships flyin the tender, of Mr
tQ fa
S. Harrington, Ltd., (In Liquidation Rates., and be payable m addition to
D. C. Sutherland WO^
STORE.:
WESTERN
flag- h'aveVbeen bearing down o was accepted
>
every
:
; ;
a^pf^thework
to the undersigned forthwith; and n( the Rates.
will be consideredVmen instead of "hornets."
b(
shores to land their cargoes
'Phone 48.
JOBJ-T FISHER, . her
started immediately. Pursuing/a prpr Everybody deplores VtheV present
Box
28.
later than THUkSDAY,. 3Ist Mara
> whe
'
forethe dawn; of Ist March,
: 1932, after which date accounts no
.
v -Town Clerk.
gressive policy, the Directors hope to economic depression but it is the
'
<$> , 'PHONE AND MAIL.' ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED <$>
duties become operative. The Ove'i erect further pens onStandard Buildings, King St.,,
v rendered will be liable to exclusio
this area once it height; of folly "to lay the blame on
seas Dominions even have not hithert "is levelled to
1932.
Otautau,
February*
9th
.' Unemployment Committe«y
participation
from
m any dividend i
allow for the " more con- the local
been so considerate- of Britain a venient holding
r Bad Jas; things are, the "Single men"
V"V.V.;'-. -■*'-' :
■■■ the Estate.
big
of
yardings
the
of
V
might hive been expected. Certainl sheep during
m
All accounts owing to the Compaq **-»..■■' i
March and April sales^ i.in N.Z^ are better treated than m any,
during the: period since^ the. war ther
To help co^ [with the stock this yearj other -part of [the World. Iaim, etc.,.
must be paid on or before 31st Marcl
has been a growing sentiment >i: the Directors have
"
. 1932, or arrangements made>forthwit y NIGHTCAPS TOWN BOARD.*
work m hanci V
v : BURGpp .AND SPUDS.
©®®®®®®®@®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®^
favour of special concessions m th subdivide about 10 of the larger
for
any
pens
I
extension of -'credit- required.
PENALTY ON admission of British , manufacture*: together With the removal pf
the load?|v Legal proceedings for recovery o TEN PER CENT.
Like
the
RATES.
rest of the world t*hese:>Dc ing bank to"Elles Road and the erecunpaid accounts after that date wi]
To The Editor.
*
'will now have .to sit up an tion , of 20 t extra ram pens along
"minions
be taken.; Accounts
paid
a ,
be
hereby
notice;
Britain,
given
take
has tenfold al Chilton's fence on the *p**-V+.
PUBLIC NOTICE is
y the office of Allan Hairington, Ltd. " that
"VSir— ln your issue of the "Stanpursuant to Section 76 of "The other nations" combhied been th "entrance. The object of this
n or .to
is -1 dard", the 23rd
latter
'
there appeared
1925," :the Nightcaps best customer for,ouf produce; witl to -Obviate the congestion by
Rating-. ,Act,;
V
not ;al-: a letter by one- who signs himselt
; JOHN FISHER,;
jf"
®
dut
pennegligible
Board
that
a
has resolved
Britain our trade was
lowing aiay^Tprfies to
on Sale- " 'Burgoo and Spuds",
Liquidator. Town
®'
5" )
and by ita
alty of TEN PER CENT, on all To maintain that,trade now more con . days, aU 'rams to Vbe enter
.Tuesday,
;V
and\ caustic criticism .of myself* as well as
y
unloaded
® Men's W_»3«_.iifig Boots,
including
21s tp 28s )
require
given
Rates
the Southland Elec- sideration will
to be
t penned for ';^ale. -This -will
Ist March; 1932,
also al- other: unemployedsingleSi^of Otatt
tric Power Board Rates, within the reciprocity. The change marks : Ipw buyers:a[better opportunity inMen's Dress SSioes, 15s 9d to 27s 6d )*V- ' '■■-■:.?;■
;
fo ■^tau,[ "Spud'? (for^hbrt)^ betrays a
__
remaining
::
new era m British Commerce and on spect the sheep they are buying."
,'■-'■:■■ -"■"--■■- ■■; , " Nightcaps Town District
® Men's bpess Boots,
25s_6d to 30s ),:.'-:callous and somewhat narrow-minded
THURSDAY, the 24th that ior the immediafe present- offer
UNPAID
on
jT- SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT ANI
T§s
Shoes,
18s6d to
6d ) PRODUCE;
MARCH, 1932, shall be added to such an improvement^ m the trade, of thi .- Nearly; 800 persons travelled to nature and' seems to be up against the
Women's
single man,
EXPORT'
CO. LTD. Rates,
left himself* open to
'and be payable m addition to TJominion. It is worthy of note tha Otautau with the[Bluff Watersiders-' task thrpughhas
14s to 23s g
® Women's Strap Shoes,
_is ignpi^ncg;' ]ot
}
Unions
picnic
'
withinthe
days
pf
the
seven
6
last'
Wednesday.
Rates.
the
decision
Un)
wholeVposition. H^Vstates, that m
INSPECTION OF WORKS.
**■ .
Selling for cash only enables me to offer j
K. FROOD,
day was
the
British
establish
Parliament\tb
thii
drizzle
'for*tiunately,[the
0
vV .'"--VTown Clerk.
new policy, applicatioife were lodgec lallingat intervals,^ which made the London our credit, is stopped^ and
g>' AN INVITATION TO FARMER*
0 theseremarkable values.
be borrowed;- This ii
for licenses by 220 'of the largesi underfoot conditions unpleasant. The money cannot
®
INSPECTION
WILL AMPLY REPAY YOU.
© y and others interested m the Freezing Town Clerk's Office^ iL
*
quite true. v [The -hub of the trouble,.
Nightcaps,
February,,
European
9th
1932.
Recreation
[fine
>("
Manufacturilig
Area
was
m
®
concerns t<
order and as far as' **
Industry to :be present at an IN
"
our National income "is con.erect factories m Britain.
Should thi fn ample supply; of[ hoi*, water and
"
SPECTION OF WORKS and STOCK
licenses embody a condition that tht milk prpyided by the " QtaUtau Pro- , cerned, any schoolboy knows that the ""
profit onpur-exports fallg
DEMONSTRATION to be held at ow
9
considerably
■staffing of these factories must be bj gressive Leaguei? allpwedV the first
THANKS. :
;
WORKS
on WEDNES
short of*boom times, but the internal
MAKAREWA
meal
to
be
taikeh
ST.,
workmen,,
©SADDLER ANDMAIN
BOOT IMPORTER® .-. DAY,
British
should
ar
m
there
~e
rea«ohablo
com*
March 2, 1932/ and at oui
trouble could be reUeved toi»a certain
€
©
Messrs R.>S. Harrington Ltd. de- early improvement m lhe ynemployec fort under the shelter of the ;trees. extent if the
AND REPAIRER, gy MATAURA WQRKiS on WEDNES
OTAUTAU.
HARNESS MAKER.
position
adjournment;
Ah
;
m the Old Land.
was..made to the;; the top pf the; Government started at
DAY,' March 9, 1932, at 2 o'clock p.m. sire to thank customers resident m the
ladder and.pruned sub- '
Town
Hall
mid-day
©
€ v IS HERE
for
the
past
cup of tea/ stantiaUy
and)
Town
District for their
EXTENDEIt.
large salaries of the
the
j
the
® ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©S
WatersideiisV Band playing a pro- numerous overpaid
Afternoon .tea will be provided, patronage and solicit a continuance of Mr Simpson, of
officials m good
gramme
InvOroargill
of
music
t.he
from the stage, government
same for the-new firm.
'---■:-" ALEX. DERBIE,
positions, whom the pubFire
Highland
Brigade!;
visits
Otautau
to-morwhile
several
Dancing
events
R. S. HARRINGTON,
lic have to support. "Spud" (whom
Manager.
■'■/':
Managing Director. row to confer with the.Members of the also assisted to -keep ;thihgs lively. Itake tp be a
Invercargiil,
certainunemployed
T>;
Board on fire prevention methods.. Mr
Hawhorne kindly attended to [married[man
®®®®®®®®®®®©®®®®®)®®®®®®®®®©®®®®®
February'26,,: 1932;
'■■ ■_! .■■ 4.m**t*m, play
"
. . "'.."
vfoth
a (fair family) may
■■—"———■i
bagpipes
the
vfor
dancing
—
Messrs W. Weddel and Co. Ltd., events.; The afternopi* the up
■not be so ignorant of the fact that
"*
,'.V
..".-"'*
-_
cleared
and
cabling Messrs A. H. Turnbull and
the crowd; again visited^thc Recrea- ■""*" Wr:." inid^t are several married me«„
®
®
Co.,
Working on -relief jobs, who can
February,,,
\
24th
market
advise
"
OTAUTAu ALL-TALKING
have!"
®
quotations as follows: . Danish b«tt«r, tion Area,; where the ogiclals finalised) their telephones, v! wirelesses, thejr
®m
complete
sporta
PICTURES.
programme,
We
even
to
just
'
©
have
installed
©
the latest
Otautau Standard. 1547- to 156/- "per jewj;.; N.Z. Finest
*
'
c^[j^[can "patronise the air
a race for Otautau
County Chronicle. Butter,
"
©
Ladies. Every motor
* ~SATUDAY,
©
And
Wallace
;
'to.
cwt.
Kanper
recently visited the town*'
108/-:
lib/taxisL
that
5,
1932
MARCH
present received a" prize and
garoos, 103/- to 106/- per cwt. Butter child
annual
upkeep of these luxuries
The/
at
8.30
p.m.
some sweety while jgfopd trophies
"
'
would keep several single/men m,work
TUESDAY, MARCH1,1932. market7 quiet./ N.Z. Cheese, white, were awarded the" winners pf
V- ." ./" '";"*-. "''; '■.■.-"'
the .vari- for a reasonable period.
60/- to 61/- per cwt.; N.Z. Cheese, ous
©
Now
®
"THE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT"
There was a fair - atten- "Spud,"
coloured, 60/*-.to 62/.- per cwt. Cheese danceevents.
why^.should single men wear
of local friends on th«^^ station
"THE BOUDOIR: DIPLOMAT"
-"
quiet.
market
.
'
at 5.30 p.m.;|<> bid the visitors good- out their boots and clothes whilst m
"
"THE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT" EMPIRE PREFERENCE.
:"'"'■ ■'*-'
,
Your CAB, greased
'
for
0
bye.
. The :officials were sincere m pursuit of worKandf"af the same time
BOpDOIR
"THE
DIPLOMAT"
"
.
Mr J- 8.-* Purdue, of Nightcaps,
contribute through -tax- to receive
""'-^
©
©
"
,*■'
'-/♥'";
was elected President of the South- thanking, their Otautau friends for such sm^ll pittance
with '-""."■
©
©
from' the hands.
'
land Provincial Sheep Dog Trial As- the treatment received and pourtesy of the unemployed
BETTY COMBSON
j®
>©
committee?
extended,
century
a
considering
A POLICY established for
this Town possociation last Wednesday evening.
IAN KEITH
and accepted by all classes, as the one The Dipton Association made applica sessed the facilities ta offer plenty of /'Spiid-", would[[gain -more glamour
Springs
and
Underfor
gear
Sprayed
MARY DUNCAN*
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Twine, Sacks, t Hay Forks
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be carried on here* AH rejpairs will be
carried out as usual and all optical cases
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will
my best personal attention.
Tir^SIVJITH,
AU my stock is heavily discounted
a
and many bargain lines- await lucky
purchasers.
Ihave just landed a shipment of
Hodder and Stoughton's 2s 6d Nets.
These comprise all the latest editions
and Iam offering the line at 2s each.
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you pay us^ a visit m our new domicile?
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THE OTAUTAU
What is the reason for
.indefinable
There are
some influences that are world
— like
the charmof a sunset, widespread popularity
?
"BURNS" NIGHT.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1932,
this
SCHOOL
IOM_- M_H_- - Mifl_H_» _ H_^
NIGHTCAPS NOTES
MATTERS.
Mail Orders io Box 46,Invercargiil
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or the sbent of heather but tangible, Burns was intensely human and
nevertheless. Such an influence was throbbed with tha love and joy of A special meeting of the School
The Nightcaps Cricket Club are
,
The members and friends of the St. -Burns. His was not the touch of a existence. But his life, m itself Committee, together with some friends playing a friendly- match with a team
/ Andrew's Scottish Society celebrated I vanished hand, but the "richf quid pathetic and sad for the most part, held m Mr Sinclair's shop on Friiay
from Wairio to-night. The following
"Burns;" anniversary -on Wednesday wullie waught." How many tens or with a few gleams of happiness and evening, discussed the advisability of
team
has been selected: J. P. Smith,
evening, with a Social and Dance., thousands have sung and will sing, comfort, and his little nameless, vn- running an effort to raise funds. E. Pope, W. Dixon, J. O'Halloran, A.
acts
Lang
sing
to-night,
"Auld
remembered
of kindness and Parents will know that the lower
The hall was comfortably filled andI" as we will
Grant, A. C Dixon, A. B. Dixon, N.
an in- Syne," because, m every line of every love are not such as to have an en- school play-area has. been levelled off Irwin,
those present fully appreciated
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A. Adams, T. Cosgriff, E.
verse,
living
influence on the but is covered
gravel and big
it contains that touch of nature during and
teresting and varied (programme.
OFFERED FOR
Wells
and
O. Grant twelfth man.
the whole world kin: It lives of men.
stones to make it unsuitable for a
Chief DVC. McCrostie was played m "-which makes
;
is
up
supreme
poet
our early past. It recalls Burns
national
our
playing area. It is the desire of the
V by Pipe Major-Miller and Piper Haw- summons
On Thursday afternoon last,
V thorne and his first duty was to ex-■ the happy hours, simple pleasures and he -belongs 'primarily to us; but he is Committee to raise sufficient money to "Scptty" Fraser, the parachutist, and
cqmpanionships
of our boy- not only our possession, he is the pay cartage ftf.top dressing material
tend a hearty welcome to- Mr Woods beloved
followed, as these too often are, possession of every man m whom aiid secure the labour under Unem-" Captain MacGregor arrived m the
DURING THIS WEEK A TRULY
MARVELLOUS SILK
of Invercargiil,- who was present to hood,
Township with their. Spartan biplane
give the address. Mr Woods had also by long tracks of separation across there beats a human heart. That is ployment Scheme No.-5. The even- and necessary equipment. The jump
STOCKING BARGAIN IS OFFERED TO ALL WOMEN
brought a number of artists and,- to- -the dark abyss of time, and it "knits the same as saying (which is true) ing sports programme was the favour- was
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for 7 o'clock but, as that
timed
VISITING OUR FAMOUS HOSIERY SECTION.
gether with several of their, local together again these friendships, and* that he belongs to the world. He was ed means but those present consider- time, approached, it became
to
evident
favourites*, a good night's entertain- renews on th^ pledge of. "A cup P intellectually great, and the force and ed it was now too late m the season the large crowd
v
of interested spectamade
yet"
light
/earliest,
of
his
conversation
secure
sufficient
for.
kindness
some
of
-the
'brilliance
to
to
finalise
a
ment could! be looked
tors that
stiffwind
which
was
m
the
lion
of
a
season
.
feelings
only
"
programme.
him not
A -dance was also con. Proceedings .opened with a selec- sweetest ajud most cherished
160-PAIRS^OFi THE WORLD'S LEADING BRANDS' IN FULL
of sidered, but it was eventually decided.-blowing would make the venture
tion by the Pipe Band. Mrs Paton of the human breast." There were Edinburgh, but held a grouppeat
wisely decided not
hazardous.
Fraser
FASHIONED PURE SILK STOCKINGS are being sacrificed at
lonely
solos,
peasants
on the
giants m Burns' day and after,, but noteless
to approach Mr Smyth to exhibit a to make the- attempt. Captain
followed with two' whistling
Mac61— per pair! Oddments, n the best brands and shades., all sizes,
unique and pleasing items, her choice only one Of them, Mozart, could be moss at Lochlea dumb with wpnder. benefit picture programme. When Gregor,
however, made a large numN
qualities that usually range m price from 8/11 to 12/1T pair.
m
of numbers being "My Grannie's Hie- said to be alive to-day m the same It needs more than this, however, to this function takes place it is hoped ber of passenger flights.and thrilled
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lan' Hame" and "Lay my head be sense that Burns is. Even then there- explain/the hold he has on the affec- every parent will purchase a ticket "tpte qnlookejrs With his daring aeroto- and so [help a fund which is out to
the/world
neath the rose." A reel was the next is ho parallel,for the public of the brie tions and intelligence
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day.
V . - v '/ create a benefit for all the children m
item,: as danced by Misses Zpra was- limited.
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Friday
On
he and his colleagues
Sutherland, .Margaret Muir, Allison Burns' genius was cradled m adver- His immortality was different to all the.Town and District. A 1/6 or a 21were
entertained
A.by
Mr- W. J.
Mac"Angus and Nancy Maxwell. Mr Stan sity, and.anxiety followed him all the " others. Many nieh endure— -few /live! --ticket will be cheaper than a. doctor's Gregor
at- "Mt. Linton. There is a
Anderson saing the solps Scotland da}'S of his life. His genius was uni- Burns lives! 'Even those who 'have bill for attending' a broken leg' or rumour., to the
effect that Scotty
and the King" and, for an encore, versal, m satire, m humour, m pathos, never read literature ijave {absorbe! arm such; as may happen to a child on Fraser intends
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to
return
speech
"Hundred Pipers." Miss Robertson, m description, m sentiment, he was Burns' and use m their common
the present playground.
- . on the
«.
coming
Saturday.
/ MAROCAIN FROCKS— S/11. '4 only-plain Marocairi and Crepe-dc"Caller. Herrin" and, for a~ recall, equally great, but his satire and his a phrase for quotation as easily as The provision of text and exercise
"Robin.'VAdair" ; Miss K. Smellie, humour partake of the , soil whence they have, absorbed the characteristics books for school children j more par- The Nightcaps Bpy Scouts have
ODDMENT
Chine Frocks. Usually 3gns. A SENSATIONAL
ticularly by unemployed parents was again
Highland Fling; Mr T. Clark, "Gae they sprung.. They are rude, ton.. V of their native race.
been
active
the
last"
WEEK
PRICE—
Each.
.
week.
S/11
bring tae me a pint p' wine" and, for ful, and manly-; they are not polished Burns' letters are remarkable, not then discussed and it was decided to They
have organised and played
an encore "Passing By''[; the; St. An- into elegance, nor labpuredt into ease, = merely for; their charm, which is write the Minister of ;Education and
games of cricket. On Saturgreat, but for the number and the Education Board asking their con- several
drew's Choir rendered "There was a but m every corriposition:
All Summer Ready-to Wear HATS now 1/- Each. Freight extra.
} we are iuV
daj', although the day was extremely'
"
whom
the;
variety o£ the correspondents to
lad", Mesdames Liddell [and/ Brooker clined to regard: him as oneVof
sideration of. the following points. (1) wet,
undaunted they went through*"a
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(soprano), tMrs /Thomsph"1 and Miss few geniuses who arise 'to ♥illuminate they are addressed. No "fewer than [one To make textbooks of a standard pub- single "innings
game. The Cub Pack
(contralto),
fifty
Hogg
hemisphere
people, share the lication to cover several years : (2) to
Scatter
and the
of anind. Education hundred and
Messrs
nas receivea xwo aaditionai cubs. .
upon
nothing
impress
letters
(terior)
reception
A. A. Liddell
and Chief Mc- has
m the formation of his
of the few hundred
teachers the need to arCrostie (bass) taking, the parts ; Miss characterj what he wrote was the pure that survive, which are but a part of range the re-sale of books -"before the
X*. Renowden fplipwed with the solo-off spring of native, genius, arid' if we what he actually wrote. As the reci- close of the year and m readiness for
TENNIS.
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"Christina's La^erity; and, recall, reject 'how.excellent he was m all, pients were m,every walk of life, it pupils being advanced; (3) another
"Cbmin' thru' the Rye" ; Miss what various powers he has shown i« follows that the letters are a mine of instruction to see exercise books are
Teviotdale rendered .fine mandolin paths 'that are amongst the highest of. interest. Take, for instance, the used cover to cover and perhaps for
solos, "Scottish/Selections" and recall. poetical delineation, we' may "without exalted letter which he sent to Miss ■more than one subject;' (4) the useWESTERN v. TOWN.
of slates for aU primer children; (5)
The accompaniments were playedby much offence to Justice, place him]by; Alexander with a poem : ''■'■
Mrs Cupples, Miss Renowden, Miss the side of the greatest names that - "I had roved out as chance directe'l to consider the feasibility of pur- The following have been.chosen to
Tha Leading Quality Drapers of Southland for over Half
Teviotdale, Messrs S. McAlpine and this country has produced.
on
m the, favourite haunts of my muse chasing paper m bulk, cut to size, for represent Western against Town
a Century.
:; There were some who thought that, the banks of Aj'r, to view nature ma- making scribbling.blocks; (6) the re- the Waihopai Courts on sth 'March;
J. Malar;
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upon
pleaßainter
provide
play
The Chief then called'
Mr had his lot been cast in
of the fund to
to commence at 2 p.m. : Messubllthe .Gaiety of the vernal -year.
Woods, .who gave a- stirring address places we would have had a greater The evening Sun was flaming o'er sidies-'"to * Committees for the purchase dames Duncan ',(Ohai), Malcolm
on "Burns^ the Man," The speaker BurnSi It was just . because Burns
(Nightcaps), Misses Westcombe (Tuathe distant Western hills, not a of Community Text books.
Telephone Number—
1613—1614, INVERCARGIL.
dealt lucidly with the subject, refrain 'had hone of those things that WO had breath stirred the crimson blossom The matter of thencurtailment of the tapere), Hunt (Nightcaps), Harringing from using the usual quotations '|he life . io£ the peOplel expressed m. or
the verdant spreading lelif. 'T-was afternoon train.service from Riverton ton ;(Otautau), Bailey (Riverton); _H-H-HHHH-M-MB-_H-M-S----BH--H_H_B_H_B^
from poetos: and~writings of /the illus- song, ."bkllad and poem.- No univer- - a golden moment for a poeticheart. necessitating an hour and a-half wait Messrs Higgins (Tuatapere), Vickers
trious Scottish hfrdj but detailing m sity could. ever:
. "have made him. ' listened to the. feathered warblers at Thornbury; for all pupils attending (Ohai), Johnstone and Burgess
simple but forceful, language what a graduate m the gifts of I
pouring their harmony on every the District High Scliool was brought" (Nightcaps),: Forbes (Riverton) and 444444444
4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Burns had lived for arid why he was God. "No sheltered home could hand., with a congenial kindred re- up.— Resolved to draw the attention Porter (Tuatapere).
remembered. by all men. Mr Woods ever have made him the. sweet gard,
of
the Member of the Disrict to the
and frequently turned out of
apologised for the; lateness, of the singer of
the "But and the My path lest Ishould disturb their position.
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OTAUTAU v. TUATAPERE.
event to
the usual ( 25th Ben." Burns' Scotland was a hard songs or frighten them to another
January event but knew that fact taskrnistress. and m his case a stern
At Otautau on Wednesday, 2nd
station. Surely,' said Ito myself,
SOCIAL NOTES
March, 1932:-—
would not mean less warmth m the preparation for a great destiny. To- he
-who,.,
indeed,
"
must be a wretch
Misses ; Scatter, Harrington, T. <►
festivities on the -present occasion. 1day we -wallow m opportunities arid
of your harmonious enT*
giving
Before
the address m detail, :facilities for education; and produce, deavours to please him, can eye iNurse "■Burnett has
Scatter
and MeDougall ; Messrs Har- *■> IIAVING PURCHASED the Business -of R. S. Harrington, Ltd., T
received -'advice
we wish to^exprss appreciation of the:more often than, not, a breed of men - your elusive flights to discover pro- of>her appointment as* Sister on the rington (2), janson and Kelly.
(In Liquidation), as from to-day, Ist March, 1932; we solicit a* -A*
forceful manner m whi ch, it was pre-: who want:",things done for them, in- . perty nature gives you,\ your dearest,y Staffs of the Southland;" Hospital and
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continuance of the support accorded to our predecessors. "
sented; nothing wearying, but always" stead .of;doing them for themselves. your
recesses, and roo you of takes over her duties as- from lsjApsecret
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A
GREAT
WALKER
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gripping the interest, to stir the His power of. word painting far ex'.*■; ..; ■■."
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comforts, your helpless; hesiS ril. .;"":," ;■■
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The whole of our Stock is fresh and new, having been purheart, and recall the trufe .Scottish celled the portrayal of any artist, aU the ;_ v
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will
pleased
lings;"
be
to know of
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element m so many of us here lesi- sculptor or musician, but combined
the recovery of ' Mrs W. H. Sadlier
dent. Also to thank Mr Woods: for the gifts of all three. Simplicity is The best letter writer m ordinary
after- her severe illness.. Mrs' Sadlier/'.. Tommy Green, who is a raUway emhis several short recitations given as the hardest achievement possible, and life is naturally he whose news is the
All Goods will be sold at the finest quoted* Prices for CASH^ -*>
left to-day for Woodlands. She willbe ployee at Bishopstoke m Hants, ac- ▼
a final to his address and later tp his.Burns was ahva3'S simple-.- But, how- most acceptable, for instance, it *r>ay joined by
1
complished
/
Mrs W. Sadlier arid continue
another remarkable, road- .... special inducements "being offered to 'develop,- the Cash Trade of our
masterly rendering,of Burns' "Ad-: ever matchless
the use of his "equip- be a lawyer who informs one of a -beto Timaru, where she will be the wafklng performance last Saturday.
on
by
But
term
"th©
best
quest.
the
;
Haggis"
dress to a
when this deli- ment,, it would be an empty vehicle
4 ► Busmestg, so as to afford the maximu m advantages to Our Customers. 1
W. Bird for a short holi- For the third time m succession.'he
cacyhad been duly played..in and lay if itf were not- furnislied by ai great letter writer", we have come to mean guest of Mrs
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led! the field, and his latest success ** *- ■
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on its silver -salver, "warm, reekinV brain. It is because of some qualities the literary man whose correspon- day. V
We are continuing Business m the premises m Gonley's Buildings
havemade
him the permanent possessor ol
daughter
Mrs^
arid
dence makes th.c most attractive read- .
Hamilton
rich", ready for the operation and ,of heart
mind- that Burns has ing,
-recently
splendid
fitted up to- meet the requirements of an up-to-date Retail 4
by
cup
offered
the Blackand Imust confess that Ifind 'been visiting Mrs G. H. Bone, Main - the
distribution with hot potatoes.
captivated
capand
to
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will continue
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pool Corporation for a walking race 4 y Store.,
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Burns' letters savour too much of the st. sv-Y v\ ■■'- .", / ---y' "
Such occasions as this one spell tivate1 us.:"/>
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popular
Lancashire seawits of Queen Anne's reign, over Nurse Burnett is spending a few between that
pleasure for those "taking part and
First, there is his manifest and
whom he. says he "pored moht de- days with Mr and Mrs'W. Sadlier^ side town and Manchester, fifty miles <*"
By strict attention to" your needs, courtesy, efficiency- and promp-Ni-alsp success to the Society iri its fu- staunch
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We aU admire a
away. Actually, the race was *the ~
ture Workings for the social welfare.ot., sincere man and: Burns'' was.. . that ; voutly."'-Burns is writing .up to Wobdlandtri.V-V,
titude,
we. confidently appeal for a share of your business.
Colac, is the other way about, the finish being1 at
these models and ceases to be natural. Miss
its members and all residents ,where he erred he did not,
Blackpool. Green is a splendid genecover hia
particular, it| is, Ithink, a pity guest of/ Mr and Mrs E. Harrington,
generally."
traces; where he sinned he did not In
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V ral, and he was content to cut out a 1*
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that
.
Sylvander-Clarinda
■.Rye
the
affair
was
St.'
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dispensed,
supper
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After
had been
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of,
tinsel hues. He
paint a cloakv
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than'a pity it Mrs Renowden is spending a few moderate pace, being about four
the hall was cleared and' a dance pro-V dared to be himself. There was m ever written, and
was ever published. The letters.aire days With Mr and Mrs A. Ferguson minutes behind the leader at Chorley,
gramme enjoyed to music .providedhim
a real devotion to humanity. He false m sentiment, stilted m diction, atyVVyridham
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Ivnich. is the halfway' stage. Soon
South..
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by Mrs Cupples and Mr W. Ireland,i;
clearly that the "pith o' sense arid . artificial m morality. '"Did.I Mr and.Mrs Geo. Griffiths, Inver- after this he went to the front and
saw
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while Chieftain Fisher rioted as M-C. arid pride o' Worth" are beyond all
'
imagine,
:guests of Mr and won easily m 7h 49mih 19sec, T. L.
Burns,
"
says
cargiH,
"that
one-half
were
the
played
D.
Hawthorne
extras.
thp
M*
'the dignities a king can bestow,, and
BUILDINGS, MAIN ST., OTAUTAU.
GONLEY'S
of Leicester, his nearest ri*Among those present' Were' noticed: he looked to the time when class dis- of the letters j have written would be Mrs F." Durican, Rye fit., for the Johnson,
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val,
nearly
being
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15min behind.
Chief and Mrs McCrostie, Chieftains tinction would cease-", and the gloryof published after Idie, Iwould this week-end '.4,f
;♥
.
Green'
s
time
last
year
by
was
Brooker,
Clinton,
them
faster
moment recall
and burn 'them
N.
has been
A. A.' Fisher and J. Campbell, Mr and
highest earthly without redemption. Prose, carefully Mrs
mankind be'
the guest of Mr and Mrs J. T. 9min 43sec, "but it was "clear he -was
Mrs H. McLeod^ Mr and Mrs Jrib. dignity. His the
pilgriihage
of as he worked. at it, was
was the
content to .take matters easily m his
only a secon- Brooker, Knutsford Road...
Muir (Waikouro) Mr and Mrs Lid-- humanity
and.on the pilgrim way he dary object; what he aimed at was to Miss
latest
effort.' Although a veteranm
L
Dunedin,
Saunders,
spent
dell,
MaxweU,
Mr and"Mrs
Mr arid experienced frolic, remorse, reVer.erice,
Q-.
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years,
he is a great stayer/ arid* his
be a poet. We must then turn to the the,week-end with Mr and Mrs H. D.
''Mrs Duncan, Mt and Mrs Hogg>, Mr appreciation
AURORA'S WORLD-FAMED FLOWER-BULBS.
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of human oddities, scorn poems themselves for ;an answer to" Irving,
friends, are hopeful he will do well m
Coulter,
Devon St.
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and Mrs M.
-Mr and Mrs F. of hypocrisy and wrathful indignation
HILLEGOM
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the question.
V : Miss R.. J. Campbell is spending a the Olympic Games road walk nexfc
; HOLLAND.
J. Collie, Mr and Mrs F^Andersqnpagainst oppression. .. - V
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V
thing
There is not a
that has been holiday with friends m Christohurch. year.;
Mr and Mrs J. Thomson jMr;arid Mrs-:
ORDER
YOUR
DIRECT
FROM
HOLLAND'S
BULBFARM
BULBS
BEST
lpve bf
G. Browning, Mr arid iMrs' perriam, ]: Secondly, wg hold that th©
Written of and about him and that Miss Phyllis Duncan has received. Mention- of the Olympic Games is a
Mr and Mrs A. H.JLindsayy Mir aritk pur country is one of jour greatest and has given us so luminous and vivid a an appointment on the~. staff of the reminder that,, although Holland has
From many of your countrymen we receive -orders of late foi: Bulbs for
announced that the financial crisis
Mrs W. Thomson^ Mr and R. Hctvpii most characteristic virtues, and that is personality, so life-like and vigorous Tuatapere School.
np
prevent
patriotism—
will
room
and garden:
sending
►one
his
of
which
the
virtue—
of a team to
an impression of the personality of MwW. Martin- and daughter have
Mr and Mrs jno. Muir^^ (Otautau),Mr*
Angeles,
Los
can
rob
him.
A
of
the
secretary
critic
Scotsman
the
man,
Grey
Laidlaw,
as
bf
In-order
to establish our House m your' Country "for good we think
poet
picture
guests
and Mrs T. Clark .(Ihyercargill), Mi
the
and the
the
been the
of Mrs
British Olympic Association is con- i that the best we pan do is to offer you m this way one of ,our world-famed
endeared himself the Author has given of himself m his jst.
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and Mrs McLean ■"(Thornbury) ; Mes- Scotsmen, he has
,a
fident that Britain, will be represented collections of Holland Flower roots and Bulbs. A Collection so skilfully
dames Paton, Gardiner (Invercargiil), to the hearts of people^,but he was own writings. Every one of them;
land of the- emo■■■
never yet witIreland, Afagus, Renowden, G. Wil- from first to last, a Man, and so "has gives us :some -glimpse into the heart furrow. No
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combined of rich -colours' and sweet smells as" you
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FARMERS^tively. Crops of great fertility have
White^ ,Brooker, F. Chilton, 'McCul- men. He was a
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Fotos Foot-rot Cure has .arrived m
think, marn'ock editionlof his poems that.'KU.-'
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his been garnered, m many lives from the
especially for your climate. 'Aurora's Flowers' give happiprofessionally,
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put your name and -address -on every
advise you to order early,
Laing, Stevens (2), Robertson, Muir sense; heaven forbid) "but a great loves, the griefs, the hopes, the fears ners ; he was no pharisee. He was
order.' Nobody fails to order this collection to-day yet to our address:*—
(2), Teviotdale (3), Low. (3), McCul- Liberal m his large and broadminded- m his own breast" and m working-out great, strongj human, with a very fra-. Helpful-^-rThe
motorist.was lost.
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loch, Wesney, Donnan, Siiaw, Scatter] ness towards theological and political his poetic method, there is scarcely gile resolution,' which^broke often and He
know the way to go. Sud-„.
didn't
thought;
pieces;
He was the first Labour a position of .general human interest finally ev^en broke him m
He denly he saw an old
Stephens, F. Forbes, Smellie (2),
man apprbaching.
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Hope, Campbell, o'Bri.eri'(2), Conn^lj.Prime Minister with a majority- vote! that he has missed. The terror and was 'no plaster saint,, but Flesh ef our "Hi!" he shouted,
"do you know
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Bennett, Collie ;(3), Brooker, Mills, Burns didn't put ideas and ideals' into "beauty of nature, the unity of life and flesh and Blood of our blood/ That is the way to Widdlecombe?"
McFadgen (2), Irenibnger, Paulin, one's mmd the ideas and ideals m a consequent pity fof the animal crea- why he KvesM _■""-■;■
man shook his head.- "No,
Ireland, Perriani, Sheedy, ChUton (2), the reader's mind leapt to his with tion, the moral worth of man, the "not softly but speedily into that The oldIdo,"
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he said.
complete
still,
country,
assurance. His virtues were need for compassion, the vileness of
Manson, Maxvi^li ':'(2)
where the hail storms The motorist
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red,
pink,
salmon, lilac
fine -colours
flowering Gladioli
drove on slowly, and
gor, Bir_ ;(2), Rowe (2), Rawlirisonj greater than his .vices, and if the'same avarice, sanctimony, hypocrisy, the: and- fire showers do: not reach, and
yellow.
and!
gorie
half-a-mile,
when he had
about
McLepd,
.Woods, Anderson could be said of all. his' critics andL grandeur of love, even when opposed[the heaviest-laderi wayfarer at
heard,loud shouts behind him.- He 100 Small Flowering Gladipli (SWordlilies) m 5^ fine colours.
(Invercargiil), Liddell (3), Collie (2),. the V'Unco Guid" the world wouldI to prudence, these are his' common l length lays down his load."
V. he
shopped and ioOked round.; The old 30 Begonias (15 Single and 15 Double) ; m various colours.
A. S. McCrostie, Thomson (2)j'smell sweeter. Burns has his detrac- -themes.
V v :V It is.no time for sorrow; it is a time'. man had been joined by another and 10 Gapelilies (Hyacinths Candicans); the Queetf of Flowers.
now,
.as he had.during his" lifet
Teviotdale (3),'
Aitken, Maxwell (3)','-tors'
Contemporary 'poets have earned, at ■t ;forV -rejoicing, : because, we com50 Anemones, the popular flowers with their rainbow of colours.
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A. Brown, Miller (2), Hawthorne, time, but Iwould rather slip back ir 1 they deserved, a certain popularity inemprate his birth,' because he is a they were waving him .back. Slowly 50 Ranunculus, the 'little roses' "ln all colours.
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he backed his car down the narrow
Brownj Bell/ Forest, Smellie (3), Mo .the company of Burns than gangforrii fc and compelled a certain
" living force with us, because his fameJ
admiration
Deppei, the so-called 'lucky root.'
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tiregor/ (2),. trotter,
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Their achievements, however, were of t covers all the continents andftaps the
15 Montbretias, m various colour's.
Smith (2), T. Brown, Herron, Mari^ ■' The twitching voice. of his passion8 interred with their bones. Througl i shores of the 'furthest.-. islands of the
Dahlias,.
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Prizes provided for the London
son,. Low (2), McKenzie; (2), Healey oftenMqd him. wrong, but the strengtl". Burns, on
the other hand, the worl< *! seas,, and because m everyquarter ol elementary schools include 1,900
Stevens, (2),' Parker, BpRe,l^athe and tenderness pf his confessions ex:"
400 Bulbs and Roots for £1 5/-.
still listens-in to the greatest Volumi c the globe Scotsmen, aye,, and Scots\
. spnyV Wajker " (2)y Fraser,^Wyethi 'Ire,_ pressed th©. innermost feeling of /al of human ideals that have ever been a women are lifting up their voices and"different items, such as dolls? houses,
(800 bulbs) £2 1s 6d.
Double
Collection
teddy
bears,
paints,
trains,
clockwork
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feared
(2),
Wilson,
land
God* jwid loved c broadcasted, and the humblest qrystu d proclaiming that the poet's memory is
Iremonger',; Sheedy r men
and tools, as well as books.
Hill : (2)j Coulter^: Chilton (4) truth. But though he passed many set can hear, appreciate and- under hallowed m their hearts for ever,
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Kelly, Laing, Nelson, CurriPj I
V civilised "world Iam but^jpn*a^|ph%1through the routine,- the tragedj *', who-in, his: life wandered many ia Don't forget that Fotos Sheep-roi All varieties are labelled and packed separately. Illustrated Cultural direcPate^son, Jellyman,; Hope, 'Masoia; dreds of speakers who will be engage JS^-romance
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the makers reimbursement is admitted m your country, please
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TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1932
FAMOUS PEARLER
W. GEORGE -3 Co..
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Perfectly Cut and Smart Appearances.
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MEAT TO UNITED KINGDOM,Etc. of the most famous and picturesque
figures m Australia's pearling isdutThe New Zealand Meat Producers' try, says 'the Sydney "Daily TeleBoard is advised by cable from its graph."
'London Office that the shipments Clarke, with gold rings m his ear*
from Australia and South America to and a command of high-po\yer explethe United Kingdom during the first tive,; was a figure that m*jght have
half of February.were as follows: ■■ stepped -straight from a tale by Con**
Australia
rad7 He was thfe first white pearler
8,782
Carcases Mutton
of Broome, and his greates( claim to
68,373
Carcases
Lamb
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Quarters Beef
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The pearly which sold then" for £10,
14,292
Carcases Mutton
is now m the possession of the Pope,
Carcases Lamb
179,006
aiidis valued at more than £4,000.
Quarters Beef (frozen) 2,67S
In 1921 Clarke fell from a> cart and
Quarters Beef (chilled) 199,994 V. broke a bone m his neck. Since then
The shipments from New Zealand he has walked or driv^ m *the ■treetf
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were as follows:—
period
slightly askew.
VCarcases Mutton
162,555
V.Clarke was one of the greatelt.*loCarcases Lamb
565,659
cal authorities on aboriginal customs,
190
Quarters Beef
and spoke,practically^all natiye. diaThere were ho shipments from lects. His, knowledge of the condiSouth America to the Continent, ot tions and early history pf pearling ftplflt
Europe during the same period.
the Far North was exterisivp
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NOTE THE ADDRESSA new kind of highway robbery en- A poor filling will spoil and make
tirely appropriate to the twentieth almost tasteless the best cake. Here
ATHENAEUM CORNER.
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has been demonstrated at the are a few fillings that are tasty and
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A. S. PAlffton A Co. WA.
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to stop. He did so, and the man ex- gradually the yolks of 2 eggia. Cook
plained that- he repres&hted a film for a few minutes, then itt'Atide jft
company,'-the officesVof which weye m cool, before spreading on cake layeri.
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Paris.
BANANA FILiLING; Peel 3 large
"For 100 francs.(16s 8d)," the man bananas. Mash them wth a teaspoon
'Twill make a picture of
of lemon juice. Addi 2 tablespoons
m- your car, and you can call for the castor Sugar and 2 tablespoons
film at our offices to-morrow." The cream* Mix well,
motorist, who was justly proud of his
COFFEE BUTTER: 3 tablespoons
fine car, allowed himself to be per- icing sugar; 1 heaped tablespoon
TASTY DRINKS
FACTS ABOUT BIG FIELD GUNS. suaded;' and paid the fee. Turning melted butter.; _1 teaspoon^coffee eaSOUTHLAND EDUCATION BOARD
the handle of what appeared
EXTENSIVE TOPDRESSING has been the ®
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behind his limousine, sitting proudly .mulberries, which
rubbed^
It is absolutely essential that what is ®
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conflict;
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of but it is none the. less true ; for mp- '
by the Rev. F. O. Prosser where it is always cool " a supply
pour the. mixture on to
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sustained
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business
® if this increased production is to be main- ® and Mrs Prosser m the sudden pass- tasty drinks are invaluable. Try, dern artillery, consists of guns whichi man^ with an eagerness
eggs, Return to saucepaiiv
anyone
that
Sti? ©?tt
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of
the
literally
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lead on
ing of their daughter Marjorie, who these :—
who hks never been filmed will well slow fire until it thickens." .
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apples;
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forces.
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teacher m the.
understand, searched* 'fgr the offices
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water.; , Cut apples
small pieces. the 9,000 yards (just over five miles).the noVel idea. But
instructed to forward
SPEED
. - a tetter of con- Put inv a jug withinto
he failed to find
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sugar and lemon of the French, to the 6,000 yards of them.
dolence.
"'detectives,
Even
have failed
Conveyance allowance was. granted slices. Pour over absolutely boiling the Italian gun. German field-piecesJ" also.
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to the following' applicants: Marie E. water. Let stand 12 hours. Strain are said to have a range of 6,600
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Birss, Isla Bank; Marjorie A. Tucker, and bottle..
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race, the winner being Cap500-mile
Wiliesden woman, accused of steal- tain )Voolf
Gladfield; E. A. Boon, Eastern Bub]»; 20 minutes. Strain again and add 1 target. These balls, so explbded> disBarnato's Bentley, drivfcn
ing
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a dress:
worry? They've
Rhoda Whiteley, Ohai; Margaret Mc- oz. yeast and a little ginger, if de- perse and hurtle forwaro* somewhat m;*■
by Denfree and Paul, averaging 118.3$
got
it
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sired. .Do npt cork bottles for 24 the form of a cone, perhaps 200 yds "
Goverri, Tuatapere, were accepted.
m.p.h. for the journey.
Midlands husband: "I am hen' *;.. The application
of Nightcaps for a hours. If kept until it becomes dark m depth and twenty or thirty yards pecked;
Another sort of speed is re-prese_|*
Ihav^ even washed my wife's
dividing curtain and two blackboards and clear,, it * will taste exactly like wide; that is.to say, they eventuallyr
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was referred to the Inspector with port wine.
all strike the ground within ah oval clothes on Sundays!"
dash round the small dirt and cihaer
at
Southend:
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power
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GINGER
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mile.
Vie. Huxley, an
who
horse m the Irish sweep:"
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stating that m several centres of popu tor sugar; 1 qt water; J oz. -citric willescape the terrible hail of metal.
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mile. Viv. Huxley, an Australian^ -/£o
Woman,
using
at
Acton
of
accused
lation there appears to be a tendency acid.. Boil ginger^ m water for 15 The French have a new system, of so
is the holder of the Britisl^champlon
for the pupils to overcrowd certain minutes. Add sugar and acid. Boil regulating the fire of their guns .that t abusive words: "The expression; was ship at the moment,
won the South
only
password
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a
-among
used
flag*;day
schools which have for some reason for further 20 minutes. Strain. a series of these, ovals are spread over
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a very few seconds... Tj^ey term this
. been to deflect school population from mon and bottle.,
-to 45:67 m.p.h. What a greyhoifl-f
schools that have ample accommoda* LEMON SYRUP :Iqt water;1oz. class of fire ta "rafale," *or "shell-, on the dole, but'"he can afford to-take can do ihjegard to quick
moving waa
girls
pictures
to the
every day and
tion and to overcrowd others. Ihave citric acid; 2 lb sugar; essence lemon. storm."
illustrated by Future Cutlet running a
buy
plus
himself
fours."
ask,
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your Board to be good enough Place sugar m saucepan. Pour water
to
The field .howitzer is a short gun,
lap (535yd!s) at Wembley m
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29.885e0«
to see whether there are any instances over it and boil, stirring until sugar firing a heavier prpjectile m proportionV Leighton Buzzard solicitor ': -Your —a record for the
track. V
of this kind m your district, and to is dissolved. Place citric acid m a to its own weight and with a muchL income is only £70 a year, and your
take such steps as may appear neces- large jar. Pour syrup over and stir higher trajectory.
The German,-'. property is mortgaged; what do you
, live on?" Man : "Fresh
air." v....
sary to
as even a distribution until acid crystals are dissolved. When projectile, of this type of gun is
Kilburn' woman: "Am Ibound over Measuring sjfeet long and 19} feet
possible
rum-jar,
because of 'it's likeas.
df the school population. c^ld add a teaspoon of essence of le- called a
to keep the peace, for a year?" m circumference, a large butt of win*
ness to that homely English article.
In a number of cases this may be mon. Bottle.
clerk: "No, only for six recently landed m , London jUtm
The howitzer is intended for use Magistrate's
effected by redefining the school dis"
Spain, contains tke eqoiraleat
Woman: "Thank you, so Jerez,
against an jentrenched.enemy, upon months.
trict, but m other cases the position
of moire than 2,000 botjlea..
much."
whose earthern'" parapets the V lowshould "be watched very carefully m partment re Physical
Education and flying rifle-"bullei> and neld-gun shrap- Clerk, at.Highgate, after reading a
order that overcrowding may be dealt
with m. its early stages. If this is Renfrew White's, book "The- Growing nel expend themselves ii Vain. The charge to' a defendant: "Do you admit
done, economy will be effected'' in the. Body; its Nature>,' Needs and grain- howitzer's business is to> bowl high- that?" Defendant ::\"l am -told the VVE DESIRE TO
INTIMATE THA*
to law."
provision of the necessary school ac- ing" was received,- the. Board trusting pitched "lobs" over vthe enemy's de- offence -isicbn-ept
that
all
teachers will loyally co-op&rate
,
cyclist
A
motor
I
Kingston
fined'
for
FROM
NOW
shrapnel
at'
ON
commodation.—To be attended to.
aid shell filled
'
fence^. Both
Among the schools with the highest with the Department an purchase the with some high explosive are used for '■not"'haying his brakes m working* of-''
ONLY OX BEEF
this purpose:
average attendance "for the month of book for. their own, use.
pnrieV is timed to der was stated to be employed at a
one can depend on others keeping them when
Department wrote regarding explode; just ihThe f
The
cemetery.
&
dp' No
The
Chairman:
"He
WETHER
is
December last were EasternBush 100, withdrawal,of special
front.''of the entrenchMUTTOH
,
once their own earningpower is gone. You've got to
train conveying ments so as to shower its bullets ihg;his b^sf
there^'"
Opio 99.4, and
think ahead. Money, once savedrgrows at an amazing
98.8.. x
will
be
V*
killed
and
school/
retailed by as.
children from Riverton to down on the heads of their defenders,
The appointment of Ernest A. Boon
rate. .every£3 becomes £3 m io| years at 4%
Thornbury m -the afternoon. The
as sole teacher at Orawia was 'conwhile the latter is arranged
compound interest, Start a bank account today m the
Board urged, thai; the train, be re-; m the trenches themselves, to burst
firmed.
Quality Meat at Reduoed Prtoet.
bank that belongs to your own.district and put by
where its
tamed during the winter months, and,
A LONELY PRACTICE
An application for a special chair
those small sums of money that you sooften spendon
destructive
effects
are
tremendous.
if
arrangement
this
is impoesibleithat The bore of a
""for a crippleoT boy attending- a country appUcation
unnecessary^ items. You'll be surprised to see how
maybe
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field-howitzer
be made to have the old anything from 4in.
school was rpferred fo the jarchitect*
they mount up. YouMnd that bit of accumulated
sin,
to
and
proits
station
STEPHENSAWALKEIt
building for the use of child- , jestiles from
■.-.■■
capital very cdmfortihg as the years slip by
with power to act.
but
ren while awaiting the Wairio train. big enough, 301b. to 001b. weight, -The most romantic annual expedi- MAIN STREET
you must BEGIN, v. <
♥..
.The
Department,
therefore,
Wellington, intl- :
to carry a
OTAUTAM
Qf
mated that subsidies on voluntary Decided to advise an enquirer that sufficient charge of high explosives to tion of its kind has set sail from Nova:
Scotia,
Beotbic,
the
is
of
s.s.
Sunnyside
school mte was already blow up hasty
It that
the
contributions,would not be paid until
entrenchments or de- which is carrying the officials of the
legged.:
ordinary
further
notice.
molish
walls or houses. Ex'
The Department intimated that an Decided to infprm A. ; A. Hunt, periment has shown, that a, 501b. shell North-west Territories and the Yukon
Sunnyside,
to the Arctic Archipelago,, wherethey
that the
has no filled vvrith lyddite will
extension of Junior Free Places foran power
blow a hole m
additional, year will be available to '.ance, to increase conveyance allow- the ground.=lsft. wide and 7ft. deep. will make calls on the various posts
which was fixed by "the Govern- Very
established by the Government m
STANDARD BUILDINGS, OTAUTAU.
Free Place holders who did not secure ,
much heavier howitzers; were
'
ment.
these northern areas (says the Canaa Senior Free Place either- by recomAlso at Invercargiil,,Gore, Riverton and Winton.
'\.Y
application from Feldwick re- used m the past campaign for dian Official New. Bureau). From
The
GOLD MEOALJPIOIi AM-I
mendation
siege
or by examinatipn last garding
1
operations against permanent
'
'
ship
i
tank
the
to
proceed
Greenland;,
Mr C. J. Broad, President
was
will
Mr Wm. A. O.tt", Deputy-President
referred to the :fortifications..
year.
v
.
. Ettesmere
Board of Trustees: Messrs W, acalister, R. H. Brodrick, Hon.
architect with power to act.
Islandj where the most nor- I new of flaTour jm:7mmA mtpL9_Z
v
,
thaj
The
under
Deparjment
,
.
stated
therly
- "._.
post
Decided
to
inform
is situated, and will then
Adam Hamilton, il.P., John Gilkison.
Wairio committee
the scheme fqr rationing'
among \ that- its responsibility
again
attempt
to reach Winter Har- 1
,
only
N.
Brodrick
extended
,
Manager.
Mr
A.
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SOUTHLAND LAND BOARD. bour,
FSPPBB onablesone to ___T_-/Su I
unemployed .teachers, the best graded i to the football
Island,;
Melville
area
of
the
for the purpose
school
*
teachers may, if necessary, be trans- |glebe.
ißpriaklfag
of reprovisioning the caches establish-!
ferred
to
the best paid relieving posi- The Department^
"
Ed there years ago. Supplies will al- y % Wonderfully^ Convenfaatt
stating that
"It did this time, 'Mr Smith," tions available.
WHY HE WAITED."
'"■'", where more than wrote
Meetings will be held at the Dis- so be laid down Beechey Island, off'
pupil
rode,
one.
at
to
frankly answered Jimmy. "A man It was
'"
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decided to accede to the s school 'on the same horse, riding al- irict Lands and Survey Office, Invei- the south-west corner of Devon Island,
dropped a shilling down a hole iri the
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request df tlhe Tuatapere committee 1lowance's would be payable for only *:argill, at 10 a.m. on the undermen- and at Cape Cockburn, BathurSt Inpavement."
'."',.
to fill a vacancy with, a male teacher, c >no child.
tioned dates:
land, fn*- the use of the Royal
'. An office boy m the employ of a"Isee," Bareastically returned th« 3
Director,The
Division
Dental
of
1082.
Canadian Mounted Police patrols and'
hosg.
suppose
"I
it took you all this Hygiene, 'iwnote m preference jo the
big City concern went on an erran(j .
Thursday,
March
others trayelhnj- m that aarea. Re17th.
time to get it out?"
that should have taken him ten "
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April 21st.
institution of thfe district
Canada's national war memorial,
V turning eastward to Baffin Bay the.
m
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Yes
Jimmy.
innocently
repUed
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minutes to perform: It -was nearly an
„ May 19th.
ship will take aboard Dr H. A. Stuart,
1 had to wail^ until the afefe went the School Dental Service.— The v vhich will cost £50,000 by the time .„
hour before he- got back. "/
to
$his
completed
Director
be advised that the Board iit is
at the end of
June 16th ,
who for two years has been medical Printed/V^and Published V>y Alia*
away."
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"Look .here, Jimmy," heatedly rewill have much pleasure m. co- y'ear, will measure 60ft m height and . . ■'."« ' July 21st
officer on Baflin Island-, with head- ;.; Aorangi Fishe>; for y the
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operatmg" with his Department m its '6 iOft m width. The memorial is the
marked the boss, when the youngster
'■■■.: quarters at Pangnirtungy and "will Newspaper Company at their regisfinally blew into theVafficeV^does it
efforts to provide a service combining v york of one English family, including
September 16"thv ■""*'.■land Dr L. D. Livingstone Hbb replace tered printing .office, Kingt Street,
$
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take you an;hour to- run down to the V/ocds' Great Peppermint Cure—
efficiency with Economy.
s ix brothers and one sister, who have
him m what musi be the Jonliest
.
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detober 20fh
Otautau 4on
]
1926,
practice
.;.■:",;.y.Y'.^Y For Children's Hacking Cough.
17_h;medical
m the world.
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The cpmmunicatiott from the De- hleen engaged on it Sincj.
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