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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 215, 11 October 1929, Page 6

All tbe patbways, you know, like roads to Roine, take y©u to our tearooms. They're a little better than tbe ldiid you "tbougbt was, best. Tb© Trocadero.* We are xhaldng a most unique display of excbisive evenirig gowns that are i-eiilly the iiewest niodels, modesin tulle aiid taffetas and also in distinctively einbroidered_ georgettes, net and taffetas in flame nil green, powder blb© and nxauy otbeT dainty sliades, There are u ti usual. niodels in gold and black apd dignity is charmingly characterised. We only hope to convey some indicatior. of what tbe newest design s will be. Matbewson's, Ltd.* You'll enjoy eating these Gfeen's pork sausages lld lb., pork sausages ls 2d lb., royal sausage ls lb., "Swan" brawn ls lb., bam tongue and chickeii, by th© piece or sliced, ls 6d lb. Bryant's.* "Wrts Maude in a hright red frock at tbe danoe?" "Some of ber was, and some of ber was in a pair of evenshoes bouglit at Thorp's for 9/6." Most vafied ftlid cbeapest stock of, evening shoes in Hawke's Bay.*

Mails wbicb left Wellington on September 10, per Tahiti, via San Francisco, arived in London on October 8. Tbe Takapau Hall trustees are conteinplating making an extension to tbe town ball and are getting an estimats and report drawn np as to tbe cost. On Tuesday morning tbe Onga Onga School was visited by Dr. Collier attd Nurse McLean, who were pleased with ihe cleanliness of the school atid tbe health of the children in general, The Supreme Court on tbe 8tb. ifistailt granted probate of the will of ■ Amelift Jane Manson, late of Napier Terrace, Napier, fiudow, to tb© Public Trustee (tbe executor named in tbe will) . _ According to advice received in Napier, tbe contractor fqr tbe work of extendmg tbe Breakwater at Waikokopu (Mr H. J, PeaCocke) is geYSng a large quantity of stoiie from ihe Tahaenui quarry and is now making au appreciable difference with the work. At the meeting of tbe Onga Onga Horticultilral and. Home IndustrieB Society it was dfecided to cafry on the Show as usual. There was an excellent attendaiice aiid a committee of 16 Was formed. Mr H. White is pfesident of tbe show and Sir George Hunter, M.P., patron. It was decided to hold tbe show early in Deeember. Mr W . B. Best, of Christchurch, ex- • firesident of tbe NeW Zealand Society of Accountants, will deliver an addr'esa on "Some Points in Auditing," in tbe Napier City Council Chambers, this evening, at eight o'clock. Tbe address ifi under tbe auspices of . tbe Hawke's Bay. Accountant Students' SocietyJ.and all persoils interested are invited fo afctend. Pepofts frafil Wairoa Say tbat a h timber _ of f^tfiSieTs have coinplainfid tbat it is almost impossible' to get nien ot bdrses for work out in tbe countfy, and _ sticb jdbs a© bush-falliiig and fencing are going begging, for 'tbe ■ MaoriS; and otbers have been -rusbing to the various failway'works at Waikokopu, where they are makiiig better fiiouey. A meetbig held ifi th© Plunket i'ooms, Waipukufafi, ofi Wedesday to form a committee to nominate a town baby for the fourth carnival in aid 0f the proposed new 1-est and Plunket rooms was presided over by Miss-Wil-son. Dr. aiid Mrs Raymond's baby daughter Elsie ("Binnie") was finaniniotisly cbosen as tbe td-wn baby. A donation of £5 from Mrs Huntly-Walk- ' er was gratefiillyt feceived. ' Tbe fortnightly tneeting of tbe Waipukurau Orphans' Club was beld, vic©Chief Orphan ,W. H. L. Williams pre- . siding over a good muster of membef's. An excellent programme was contributed to by tbe following: — ^H. Coats (sotig), J. Latbaifi- (recitation), J. 'Boyce (Irisb ballads) and G. L. Chatwin (monologue). A most interesting competitipn for tbe best true story was wofi by Ofpban Boyfi. The following committees were set up .for "ladies7 night" Pfogremme, Orphans Ward and Walkin; supper, Orphans Duckwortb and McGrath •; decoratiofis, Orphans Reckin and Lawrence. Tbe ..mofithly fiieeting of tb© Jakapafi Womefi's Ifistitute. was held. qn * Wedfiesdav after noon, Mrs W. Jackson presiding." / Mrs Lowry, Waipukurau, gave & very interesting demonstration on the subject of making baskets frofii old bats and also demonstrated artificial flower making. Mrs W. T. Smitb read an ifistructive paper on suceessful cbfysantbemum growing, Heai'ty votes of tbafiks were passed td Mrs Lowry and BVIrs Smitb for fillirig tbe principal part of tbe programme for the afternoon. Th* bostesses were Mrs Gordon Cunnirigham, Mrs W. Ellis and tbe Misses Ellis. Napier audiencas are noted for their been afipreciation of good shows, and this fact has been reflected in tbe excellent booking tbat has taken place already for Miss Dallow's recital to- ' moiu-ow night in the . Municipal • Theatre, Napier, at eight o'elock. No ©ffort luis been spardd to make tbe performance a memorable one, and With -sticb a wealfeh of jtivenilo talent to w©fk upon, tbe audience can confidentIj? look fOfwaird to a/ deligbtful evening5 s entertainment, Tbe prices" of admission are most reasonable, as , seats fiiay be reserved in either tbe dr©ss circle or stalls for 2s, and gallery seats are: obtain able for ls. Booking is now in full swirig at Messrs Howe Bros. A Mai-cel "wave for sliingled beads, 2s 6d; sbampoo trim and set, 5s ; * Iriecto staining one guinea; benna shampoo, from 5s ;• manicure, 2s ; massage, 3s 6d ; at Mrs Olds Maison Treselle, Parker' s Chambers, Napier. Telepbone for appointinent 2996. All work by experts.* Evei-ybody ; expects a little more for their fiiofiey th©s© tilfies, and th§y aren't disappointed here. Sheep tongue© (in tins) ls 4d and ls 9d, (in glass jars) 2s 9d; ox tongues 3s 9d tin. Bryant's.* In conii©ction with PhUlip's fire, Mr Fred Mills, the baii* cxitting speciailst in charge of the hairdressing department, fiotifies tbat business is now being carried on as usual. The shop is intact and customers may rely on tbe usual courteous and prompt attention.* •

Auckland passengers are advised that the White. Star Motor Services leave Napier at 5 p.m, daily for Palmerston v North. catchmg the Limited express. which arrives in Auckland at 9.30 a.m. (except Saturday). White Star Motor Services . Idave daily* at 8 a.m. and 2 p.ni. for Wellington and Wanganui, Seats may be booked by tele- ■ phone 412S. Napier.* > V Does it pay to read advertisements ? 7 Read this one and see. Peck's saMon and sbrimp paste lld and ls, anehovette lld and ls, Trident pastes 8d. Bfjmfit's.* It is said tliat there is a certain peculiarity abont tbe Italian climate that makes it ideal for the preparation of ffir felt for meti's hats. Borsalino bats are fairton s for endurirtg coldur and wear. Earglier's, cofner of Bryant's Buildings, bavt a full selection, Price 35s.* You can btiy Heinz peanut butter for lld, ls 4d and 2s; Heiitz spagbetti 6d, 9d artd ls 3d ; Heirtz tofiiato ketcbup ls 4d ; Heirtz sandwieh relish ls Sd at Bryant's, tbe big store witb the sinai! price.* NowadayS, when. a in other fells ber baby to look" at the ? pretty puff-puff, sbe^ ddesn't necessarily rnean a. train taking all, tbe people to tbe Wofkingmen's Boot _Shop. Show sale now on of new Spring goods.* "Pluke in sheep I Eor the treatmort of this disease use Parke Davis fleko capsnles. They are easy to use— -saf%, tliorough and econflfrtical. Speciai quotations for quaritities. ObtaififeMe at Begk's Pharmacies Napier, Hastifiga and .Wairoa."*

jprw wiu 1 mm.h.u wwwyiai. ii Docking is progressing in the Wairoa district, but so far the results are ; . stated to be erratic, some good and others indifferent, according _ towhether or not shelter was sufficient during the many cold snaps. Within the nest few davs a shiprneiit of 300 tons of coal will be arriving from Westport at Waikokopu for the Publie Works Department and Wairoa freezing tworks. The following week 350 tons will be landed for the boring operatious at Mangaone for the Taranaki Oilfields, Ltd. A large sunspot will be in a position ^ on the face of the sun favourable for M observation within the next few days. ' As the sun rotates on its axis, onee in ahout everv 25 days, the spots seem . to travel from east to west across the surface. The new spot lias x-ecently put in an appearanee on the eastern limit of ihe sun. With its advent has coinrided the disappearanee on the western side of another large spot which is attended hy .several smaller ones. Last pvening at the Cosniopolitan Club the seeond of a. series of four billiard matches for the MeLean Shield was played hetween teams representing the Hawke's Bay and Cosniopolitan Clubs. The first of the series was drawn, two games eaeh, but last evening's play resulted in a win for Cosmopolitan bv three, to oue. The details are as follow, Hawke's Bay names being meutioned first in each case : — J. S. McLeod 250 (26) v. P. C. Sorrell 216 (21) ; A. E. Lawry 129 (29) v. E. Young 250 (43) ; I. B. Logan 168 (17) v. H. Yarwood 250 (3*2) ; R. X>. Kettle 224 (19) v. G. Hawk 250 (27). Two series remain fo be played. the nest at the Hawke's Bay Club and the last at the ' Cosniopolitan; The Hawke's Bay Agriculture! and Pastoral Society's showground % at Tomoana' presents a busy appearanee at the present time. The preparations are proceeding apace for getting the ground and ererything in order for the Spring Show on Tuesdav and "Wednesday nest. The new dog pavilioii will be nsed for the first time and will prove a great hoon to the eshibitors of dogs. All the fancy varieties will be shown on both days ; the wotking dogs, however, will be shown only the second day of the show. The Coleman Memorial Rest will, it is espected, be •completed hy the time the show comes round. The entries received for the show iiidicate that another big suocess may he looked for, in faet, in many sections the show will be bigger aiid hetter than ever. Now features have been introduced into various sections, which will all add to the attractiveness of the show. . The following will represent Tdra- " dale in their lrfatch against Greenmeadows on Saturday for the DolbelCurrie Cup at 3 p.m. : — Ftill-hack, Gibbou ; three-quarters, James, Tooman, Brown; five-eighths, Burke, Tait ; half, Moir; wing-forward, Strachan ; hookers, Anderson,' Ireland; lock, Hunt; sides, Martin, James ; breakaways, Coulter, O'Dowd. Emergencies : — D. Jeffares, R. Martin. Players to be on the ground at 2.30 p.m. shaiqp. Referee, Mr Tooman. The Taradale junior team against Greenmeadows for the Dolbel Cup, to he played at 1.45 p.m., willl be : — Full-back, Smith ; three-quarters, Moir, Mclnnies, Tong; five-eightlis, Alesander, Anderson ; half, Scullin; wing-forwgrd, A. Boggs; hookers, Cawston. _ Jeffares! lock, Jeffares ; sides, Gilmour, Martin ; breakaways, Boggs, Wilson. Emer/gency, Cawston. Players to meet nharp at 1.30 p.m. Referee, Mr Gilchrist.

The opening of the United Croquet Cluh's greens in Nelson Park was held on "Wednesday. His Worsliip the Mayor, Mr J. Vigor Brown, in a very happy speseh, declared the _ greeens open for play and hit tlie first ball tlirough the hoop. In spite of the rather tantalising weather there were some 60 visitors from affiliated clubs, who. were entertained by the United ladies in games, competitions, etc. During the afternoon a sumpttious afternoon tea was served to the visitors. The prize winners for the day were as follow : — Two ball break, Miss' Carrington (Hastings) ; skittles, Mrs McLean (Wairere) ; golf croquet, Mrs Bull (Napier) 1, Mvs Newbigen (Wairere) 2; angles, Mrs McDoiiald CKia Toa) : circles, Mrs Roberts (Hastings) 1, Mrs Bell (Port Ahuriri) 2. In presenting the prizes, the president, Mrs W. Kirkham, wished all the ladies •a very happy season. The preparation of the greens left nothing to be desired and the ladies were liigli in their ■praise of the supefintendent (Mr C. Corn'er), who has brought them to sueh a state of perfection in spite of the continued dry conditions. The monthlv meeting of the Napier Technical School Board of Governors was held yesterday afternoon, Mr T. W Bear presiding over* Messrs R. C. Wright O. O. Morse, H. Pottle, TMcCarthy./and Mrs R. C. Wright. The principal of the school reported that the attendance was 95 ner cent. The roll stood at 261, the deerease being dne to tbe fact tbat more than a score of pupils had found places since Febriiarv. Xt was verv pleasihg that the school aaain topped the list for Hawke's "Bav in swimming returns, having secured 114- certificates witn a special certificate for the school. this heing 61 per cent of the attendance gailiing ceritficates. An old niember of the Technical School who was apprenticed hy the P.W.D. at Tuai, Waikaremoana.' had given such signal serrice that the permanent head hau agreed, on acconnt of three years' training received at the Napier TeehAical School, to reduce the penod or Jiis apprenticeship from flve to four years. dividing the auiouut of apprenticeship money by four ilistead of five. lliis was a nleasiiig token of the school's usefulness and aeneral apprefiay;ion was expressed bv the hoard. Men's sports wear is now showmg in * the shops round town. Particularlv fine is the assortment showing hy Fargher and Co. Cream gaherdme trousers at 12s 6d, a heautiful rangejif woollen gaherd hie.s at 32s 6d and 3o£, and two-Piece Roslvn hathing costumes at 15s 6d are a few of Ihe uoticeable jtems.* When a man gets all his daugliters off his liands he generally has to start keening their husbaiids on their feet, and finds the ohenoest plaee to cover the feet is at Haunah's eut price show sale, Napier 01* Hastings.* Milburn Portland cement is to-day? in the forefront of all building scliemes. Jt- is nsed for every constructional purpose and is an ideal cement in everv direction. Made in the modern Portland Cement Works at Burnside,, near Dunedin. Fnll stoeke can be ohtained froni all dealers and tlie Yigor Brown Trading Co., chief agents.* Many a liian who spends his holiv days on the sands finds himself on the rocks when he gete home, and comes to Hannali's show sale for his shoes, the cheapest place in Napier or Hastings.* For coughs. colds, snre fhroafs, asfhmS . ftfld bronchitis, inhale "Nazol" — a mos) pffcctive remedy. 60 doses for 1/6.

The Spring sessions of the Napier Snpreme Court Open on November 5 next. Thus far there is only one case for sentence 011 the criminal calender. The Supreme Court 011 the 8th instant grantecl probate of tlie will oi Alfred George Simpson, late of Rissington, farmer, to the Publie Trustee (tlie executou iiamed in the will). * A seeond offence in drunkenness cost Jolm Joseph Corby £1, in default seven days' iinprisoninent wden lie appeared hefore Mr A. M. Mowlem, S.'M., in tlie Napier Police Court this niorniug. A ruthless war lipo-n snails is at present heing waged by Napier amateur gardeners, numbers of whom earry out a regnlar snail hunt in the 110cturnal hours. Tlie garden pests are particularlv plentiful this year. It was reported at the last meeting of the Wairoa Harbour Board that another oil company was niaking inqniries respecting a proposal to use Waikokopu as a landing place for bulk oil instead of conveying it hy lorries from Napier. A noticeable cliange in climatic conditions this morning, with a rlecidedly chilly -wind blowing drove Napier residents to resort to warmer clothing.and the memhers of the bathing enthusiasts were considel*ably dppletecL At vnrioiis times during the morning rain was in the offiing, but dicl not materialise. Clive Square is a partieularly pleasing picture just at present with the multi-coloured plilox at their hest. The preselit season has not been a good oue foi* phlox, the weather having heen too drv for them, but nevertheless the beds make a brave showing and the strong perfume is nectar in the nostiils of passers-by. According to a dairvfarmOr who was in Napier to-day, it is a long time since warm rains were so badly needed in tlie district, to stimulate tlie young grass. He states that there is no lack of -feed of a type about, hut fho young grass is very slow in coming away. Dairy herds generally are in good condition and milking well. When the work of the demolition of an old cottage property situated- in Dickens street was proceeding the other day, one of the workmen employed found / a coin amongst the Vuiiwi, which, on examination, proved to he an 1806 penny. This historic token, dating back to liefore Waterloo, was in a very fair state of preservation. The inatter of administration in regard to niain liighwhys will be considered by tbe Hawke's Bay County Council at its next meeting, 'vlien the coiinty chairman, Mr F. Logan, will deliver a report 011 the questibn of wliether roads that liave been declared main higliways .sliould be a charge 011 tbe general county funds 01* on the riding tlirougli wbicli tliey pass; The polic-y of the Higliways Board is that lf a roacl is of sufficient importance td be a main highway, tben it rnust also be of sufficient importance to be a county road.

The work, sponsored hy the Napier Thirty Thousaud Club, which has been proceeding on the Napier foreshore in tbe vicinity of the Napier OUunicipal Batbs is now complete, but for tbe prorision of more timber to finish tlie wall. Timber tliat has already been used is bemg employed 011 tlie wqrk and a consignment sufficient to finisli the job is expected within the next fortnight from Tomoana. Thus far 110 really heavy seas have heen running in the bay to enable the project to he tried out, hut nevertheless the sliingle is slowly, hut surely building up against the wall. A fully attended meeting of the lady members of the Napier Amateur Atliletic . and Cycling Club was held last evening in the Unitecl Friendly Societies' meeting hall. Ten new memhers were eleoted. An enthqsiastic Social Committee was formed with Miss E. Boldt as honorary secretary. The subscription for tbe ensuing year was fixed at 2s 6d, and tbe honorary secretary was empowered to enrol new members It was resolved to hold a dance at an early date. particulars of which will he advertised. It was.announced that the first training night will he 011 Tnesday, October 22. Tlie next ordinary meeting of tlie Napier City Council will be held next Mouday, but prior to the general business a. special meeting will be held to confirm tbe resolution (intended to operate as a special order) passed at a special meeting of the council held on September 16, 1929, authorising tlie raising of a loan of £1500 for the purpose of the pa3*ment of compensatiqn. to the owners of certain propertiei in Emerson street for land to be taken 01- acquired for tlie widening of portion of tbe street by ten feet. Tlie rouncil will also liave to confirm the resolution (intended to operate as a special order) passed at a special meeting of tlie council held on September 16, 1929, making a set of bydaws for the borough, and fixing tbe date 011 which the by-laws sball come into force. At least one of Napier's many and varied canines, to wit a large black and wliite sheep dog, had a wonderful feed to-^lay as tlie result of.a. large package . of sausages, sufficient to supplv tlie need of an liotol, being depositcd upon tbe footpatli. Tlie dog, seeing tliis large parcel, investigated, sniffcil and linally, with a ioyous yelp, .seized an. obtruding sausage by its overcoat alid started off down the street. Not heing acquainted with •tlie nature of the prize tlie dog was doulitless somewliat surprised when he found that he had taken, not one small, unoffen'ding sausage, hut several yards of sausage whieh trailed after * hilii as he went. His captiire proved a little unweildv, however, aud the dog, beooming entangled in the length of saiisage, trod upon it and hroke the cliain in half. His precious burden marle more manageable tlie dog disappeared at a gallop, wliile tbe fate of tbe remaining length of sausage eontinued to be nneertain. The sau- ; sages were evidently iii two strings for there were still some left in tbe pnroel after tlie dog liad helped himself.