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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 224, 22 October 1929, Page 6

A dance will be given by the ladies of the Napier Sailing Club, in. the pavilion, Westshore, on Satui*day evening next. 1 The annual meeting of the Hawke's Bay Automobile Association _will he held in the Napier City Couneil Chambers on Tuesday, Octoher 29,. at 2.30 p.m. Light showers fell in Napier early this morning, but by the time most people were out of bed t'he sun was shirfing brightly, and the day proved to be another of Napier's finest. The attention of W.E.A. memhers is called to the advei-tisement in this issue regarding the annual meeting which will be held in the Iecture room (Public Library), to-morrow at 7.45 p.m. The whaling vessels Sir James Olark Ross and C. A. Larsen Ieft Stewart Islancl to-day, accompanied by ehasers, for the Ross Sea._ A number of Bluff men were .recruited, and the vessels also loaded stores. The Napier Chamber of Commerce has cireularised its members stating that it is "on the books" that "another railway excunsion, on the lines of the one run last year, will be run up the East Coast line on November 6, goihg a* far as Putorino. The Havelock North Art Club's exhibition will open to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. It will also be open in the evening from 7.30 to 8.30, and on Thursday afternoon. There will be an interesting display of pictures and various forms of craftwork, and also juvenile competitions in drawing and poster designing. A final reminder is given of the organ reeital to be held in St. Augusfcine's Church this evening. Mr Ernest Jamieson will play the following progl'amme : — -March upon Handel's "Lift Up Your Heads" (Guilmont), choral preludes by Bach, Reger and EargElert, Peer Gynt* Suite (Greig), and the allegro cantabile and toccata_ from Widor's Fifth Symphony. The recitalist will be assisted by Messrs Nuttallj Edwards, Hill and' Thompson, who will be lieard in a vocal quarter. Mr H. OThompson will fencler, "Thanks Be To God" (Dickgon). The endeavours of the Gisborne - branch of the Hawke's Bay Aero Club, to have included in the Local Autborities Empowering (Aviation Encouragement) Bill provision enabling the local bodies of the Poverty Bay district to purchase land for an aerodrome, have met with success. The bill has now passed both Houses and in addition to the power given the four centres, the bill provides for the Gisborne Borough Council, Cook, County Council, and Waikohu County Council jointly to borrow up to £5000 for the establishment of an airport for the district. All those who are still holding tickets for the performance of "Jane," which had to be postponed in consequence of the illness of Miss May Macdonald, are asked to exchange them at once at the Bristol box office for seats for the performances o_n Saturday of Monday next. This delightful comedy will he seen for the last time oft these dccasions, so all those who have not seen it already should make sure of securing seats at once. The plot of the comedy is well known and is one of the most really hunidurous plays of modern days. Laughs from the start to the finish keep the audience in a wonderfully- good humour, in fact this is an ideal holiday play. The plan is now open. A Napier resident, who has just returned from a visit to Waikaremoana, cOmmented very favourahly to-day on the new tourist route that is in process of formation from Lake Waikaremoana through the Urewera, linking up with Rotorua and Auckland. He stated that the progress made hy the Public Works Department relief gangs during tlie ^Vinter ^months was really wonderful, as portiqns of the road took a lot of formation. The scenery on the portion of.the road formed from Opuruahine twards Ruatahuna is magnificeiit enough, giving glimpses of some wondefful native bush, but the scenery further on is described as even finer. He was confident that When completed the route would take its place as oue of the main tourist attractions of' the Dominion, rivalling • other famed scenic drives. The free gift gramophone records that have been available at Cottrell's since last December are proving very popular. When you spend one pound at the shop with the big bear you receive a free record. Ihis may be yqur own selection from one of the thousands iii stock — an old favoiirite or one of 1 the latest releases. For small purehases you receive thef cash fegister tickets and select a record when ohe pound's worth has been collected. Cottrell's expect tliat the total of free records distributed will reach 1000 before tlie end of the year.*

Ninons in printed and floral pattern's, ensembles with a dignified cbarm, satin beauto frocks, each model distinctive for afternoon wear. For sports wear and for everyday wear we liave reeeived a special purchase of dainty printed and floral silk and satin frocks. We are the only firm to keep the genuine British spun washin'g silks, with or without- sleeves, in everv size. Clioose from our extensive stock. Mathewson's, Ltd.* The "Cash-and-Carry" Stores— famous for grocer-y prices. "K" peaches', "K" apricots, "Iv" pears, all at lOd a tin, at Bryant's.* A man who lcicked up a shine because his boots would not polish came and bought a new pair with a tin of Kiwi thrown in for 19s 6d. Hannab's, Napier and Hastings.* The "Trocadero" serves the best Iunch in the Dominion at the price— l.5 6d — and no more, and you can purchase luncheon tickets by the dozen for less. Ask at tlie counter.*

Tlie "put-aside system" is a' ; great convenieuce to many people - When Christmas is approaching. _ A - selection is made of the article required, a deposit paid, and tbe balance paid at convenient intervals. And then when Christmas comes the goods are de liver ed. Cottrell's tbe shop with the big bear, Napier, have already "put nside" many of tbe new toys and shall be pleased to extend the privilege to any who wish to take advantage of it.* "Lower prices for canned fruit." "K.Y." peaches at ls 2d tin, "All Gold" apricots ls 2d a tin, "All Gold" pears ls 4d a tin, at Bryant's, "famous for low prices."* You are thinking of a new siiit. Take this tip — tfry Fargher and- Co., cortier of Biynntls Buildings. Just look their stock over, examine the materials and workmanship, note the range of smart patterns and moderate prices, Snd it's a pretty safe bet that you buy.* "Was Maiide in a bright red frock at the dance?" "Spme of her vsut, ancl some of her was in a pair of evening shoes bought at Thorp's for 9/6." Most varied and cheapest gtocfe of evening shoes jn' Hawke's Bay.*

Invitations are at present being circulated to Idcal bodies in Hawke's Bay for ihe offieial opening ceremony 111 gonnection with tbe Waikaremoana hydro-electric works. Tiie Rev. Dr. G. E. Weeks (Queen'ts College, Cambridge), formerly Dean of Nelson, bas been appointe'd.to tbe rectory of Femiy Compton, Warwick. This living is tbe gift of Corpus Cbristi College, Oxford. Tbe engagement is anliounced of ilary Eden," eldest daugbter of Mr Jolin and tbe late Mrs Macfarlane, "Ben Lomond," Napier, to John Francis Kelly, of Moteo, Puketapu, Hawke's Bay. _Miss Beay Wriglitson, tbe talented Napier vocalist, will be beard iil a number of items, accompanied on tbe Gulbransen registering piano at Loekyer's final demonstration concert on Tbursday night. CdeAplainfs are being made by motorists t hat tbe Maraekakaho road is becoming very pot-holed, making it verv unsuifable for motoring, and it is being "urged by car owners tbat metalling should be done on tbat highway. The dust nuisanoe is tomplained of by settlers Avbose lioines *are near the road. Mr K. Bawlinson, who has been a valued member of the Dannevirke Municipal Band for the past five years, has left for Hastings, where be vvill in future reside. His place as soprano cornet player in the Dannevirke Band will "be hard to fill, but be will be a distiiict acquisition to the Hastings Band. Thig is thfe iubilee year of the Waipawa County Hospital, whicb was fii'st opened in Waipukurau in October, LS79,_ when Mr and Mrs Putman were appointed steward and stewardess. Tbe Waipukurau Hospital of those davs would make an interesting comparison witb the modern and commodious structure of to-day. The Hon. J. G. Cobbe, in answer to Mr P. Fraser (Wellington Celitral) in the House yesterday, stated that the Industries and Gommerce Department had been in close touch witb developmente in relation to "talkie" pictures. It was aware of tbe conditions at the present time, and it was plain some of them . were unsatisfactory. The department would ensure that justice would he secured for all Buppliers of talking films and would not allow any country to gain a monopoly. .The Minister of Public Works. the Hon. E. A. Bansom, has prepared a statement- showing the petrol tax distributions for the quarter ended Septemher 30, the sum of £17,913 being available for cities and horouglis of a population of kiore than 6000 inhabitants. Tliis iigure represent-s eight per eent. of ihe petrol tax colleeted by the Customs Department during July, August and Sepfember, and the amount is payable in proportion to population. The tax allocation to Napier amounts to £441, whilst Hastings will receive £301. Answering a question in the House 6f Representatives On the subject of what was to be done- in a legislative direction coneerning 13 applications for exemptions from _ niilitary training which had been adjourned in Auckland iratil October next, the Minister of /Defence, the Hon. T, M. Wilford, said that suitahle alternative sqrvice for the objectors had not yet been ' arranged, but an aUnouncement sbould be made within a few days. ' ' We have had trouble in finding anyone to take them," said' Mr^Wilford, "but I think 1 noW have an institution wbicb will take tbem." Mr W. E. Barnard (Napier) : A respectable institution ? Mr Wilford: Yes, the Salvation Army. The Napier Frivolity Minstrels journeyed to Westshore last night and gave a performance in the Westshore Public Hall in aid of tbe funds of the Westshore, scbool, introducing tlieir Iiew programme for the year. There Was a crowded house, which received witb enthusiasm the sprightly nnmbers trendered by tbe Ffits, who were in great form. Several new recruits mOde their appearance in the ranks of the company and their performances suggest that they will make it ap-i preciably stronger. The orchestra, under Miss Winifred Payne, was in good form, and not onlv accompanied all the items but also played overture immhers. Mr J. McCflonell, on behalf of the scbool committee, warmly tbanked tbe company for its entertainment and for its action in assisting tbe Scbool funds, and Mr C. H. Wilkie, respondirig on hebalf of the performers, said that they . were only too willirig to visit Westshore at anv time to assist any woi'thy cause. At the conclusioft Of the programme the performers were given a sumptuous supper by ihe ladies. The opportunity to purchase goods right at the beginning of the season at a discount of i to \ off the price, is somethifig unparalleled in the drapery business, so a visit to Londontown, Ltd.'s great clearance sale is a matter of tlie greatest importance.* Bryant's "Casb-an d-Cn ry " Stores — famous for low prices — 2 tins "Crijnson lCing" peaclies for ls 1 1 d , 3 tins pinOapples for ls od, delicions new prunes at 6d a pound.^ "1 don't quite get you," said tbe young man as ihe girl re.iected his proposal to go to the, Workingmen's Boot Shop and buy her a pair of those 19s lld smart shoes.* Milburn Portland cement is to-day in the forefrorit of all buildings schemes. It is used for every constructional pnrpose and is an ideal ceinent in every direction. Made in the modern Portland Cement Works at Burnside, near Dunedin. Full stocks can he obtained from> all dealers and the Vigor Brown Tfading Go., chief ag'ents.* Men's sports wear is now showing in the sbdps round town. Particularly Ane iaw'lie assortment showing by Fatgblr and Co. Cream gaberdine trousers at 12s 6d, a beautiful rangejof woollen gaberdines at 32s 6d and 35s, and two-piece Roslyn batbing costumes at 15s 6d are a few of the noticeable items.* "The direful Snring of woes unnumbered." — ^Pope. Spring is not really direful — it is only such woes as coughs and colds that make it so. Those who enjoy Spring weather are those who quickl.v remed.v such a IIments with thafc never-fail ing specific, Baxter's Lung Preserver. It also fones up the system against further attaclcs. All chemists and stores — generous-sized hottle 2'6; economicai size 4/6; bachelor's aize 1/6. AS rCtTNG AS ETTEtJMATISM ALLOWS. People are as young as rheiimatism all6w§ them td be. So Why suffer rheumatism? Excess 6f uric acid in the blood fesults in pain, stiffehed, swollen joints and muscles — rheumatism ! Rheumq drires out the excess uric acid, hrings health, youth and fitness. Take Rheumo to-day/ A 4-6 hottle will convince yon. Ask yOur chemist for Eheumo to-dajf.