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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7422, 27 March 1902, Page 3

EG MONT GUN CLUB. ALIVE and Inanimate Pigeoi Shooting Match will be hel in G. Gibson's paddook, Glover Road Hawera, on Easter Monday, 81s 1 Maroh, to commence at 70 a.m. No, I—Handicap1 — Handicap Sweepstake o 20s. Open to all -3C mere. No. 2— Handicap fc-'weepituke o 10s. Open to members only. Other matches can be arranged oi the grounds during the day. G. PeCLTKTON, 279 Hon. Beorefcary. STRATFORD BACON CUBING 00., Ltd. NEXT week Pigs will be reoeivec at Eltham and KapongA or Tuesday, April Ist, instead of Eastei Monday. PILOHEE P. RaLFE, c Beoretary. EGMONT RACING CLUB, A SPECIAL Meeting of Members J\. of the above Club will be held in the Council Chambers, Hawera, on Satubday, sth April, 1902, at 7.80 p m. Bueinbss— To Confirm Rules and Regulations, J. W. HIRST, 2579,3,5 ' Beoretary. THE DISTRICT LAND AND SURVEY OFFICE. New Plymouth, March 24, 1902. NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of Section 117 of " The Land Act, 1885," that Adam Biasett, Normanby, one of the selectors ot Seotion 6. Block 8, Survey District of Hawer&, has applied to transfer his interest in the same to Alexander Bissett, Meremere. JAMES MACKENZIE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. ASMOKE CONCERT will be held at GirliDg's, Palmer road, near Kaponga, on Satubday, 29th March.- Champagne Charlie will sing " Pretty Jane " and " Good old Jeff." Admission Is- Refreshments. HAWEBA MOUNTED RIFLES. \ MEETING cf the above Corpß J\. will be held at the Camp, Waverley, on 28th inst., for the purpose of Electing a Lieutenant for Hawera Division. W. J. MATTHEWS, Lieut. Commanding. kaponga athenleum hall. EABTER~MONDAY. (March 31st. /^IRAND QOOIAL To wind up the Kaponga Football Club, and in aid of the funds of the Domain. Stratford String Band engaged. Admission — Gentlemen, 8s ; Ladies, free. F. GAPPER, Hon. Sec. EGMONT SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB. SECOND ANNUAL MEETING, HAWERA. WEDNESDA^TPRIL 9, 1902. Programme. Class I. Heading and Bringing Back. Open > to local dogs only). Class 11. Heading, Bringing Back, and Yarding. (Open to all comers). Class 111. Hunt Away. (Open to all comers). Class IV. Driving and Yarding Trial; a Sweepstake of ss. (Open to looal dogs only). In Classes 1, 2, and 3 the prizes are :— lst £6, 2nd £3, 3rd £1. Special prizes have been given, which may largely increase the winnings of any owner. Entries', accompanied by fees and name, sex, and color of dog, close at 9 p.m. on Satubday, sth April. Entries may also be given to any of the Committee up to Brd April. For full particulars, apply to J. A. TURTON, Hon. Sec, Hnwera. HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. GAME SEASON, 1902. NOTICE is given that undee The Animals' Protection Act, 1900, the season for taking or killing native or imported game shall n. t begin until the Ist day of May in each year. Anyone breaking the law will be rigorously proreouted. C. A. BUDGE, Hon. Secretary. Hawera. 27th March, 1902. "ANTED. KNOWN— That F. W. Oliver having secured the privileges in connection with the Kaponga Sports on Easter Monday, he is prepared to supply a, first ola s Lunch. WANTED, Private Board and Residence for one Gentleman; Write A.8.C., Post office. ANTED, for country, Good Strong Girl to help in housework. Address f\, Star Office. WANTED, A Good General Servant, good wap< s. Ap ;>ly Mrs O'Donnell, Cash Palace. WANTED, at once, Good Bodice Hands for the Dressmaking. Apply Mrs O'Donnell, Cash Palace. ELTHAM AND MANGATOKI STORES. A. W. BLENNERHABSETT (formerly of Otakeho), Has pleasure in announcing to the public cf Eltham and Mangatoki that he has purchased the ' above Stores, and to notify that he holds a full stook in every department. Groceries, Drapery, Ironmongery, Boots & Shoes Stationery, Farm Produce Carts wait on customers. 1 All goods of the very best quality | at lowest prices. \ A trial solicited; satisfaction j guaranteed. 3 A. W. BLENNERHASSETT f Eitham and Mangatoki, I JONES AND LABBITT, 1 PLUMBERS, TINSMITHS, I. DAIRY ENGINEERS, s ETC., ETO. I, ELTHAM AND KAPONGA. 6 TTAVE pleasure in informing th '" JLjL settlers of Eltham, Kapongs )r and surrounding districts that havin ,t purchased the well-known busineg h lately {tarried on by Mr H. Ramsa; i, they -*re prepared to undertake a n deeriptions of plumbing, tinsmithini 1 « and dairy engineering work. " Being thoroughly competent worl £ men they are confident thet all woi [y entrusted to them will be satisfai torily completed.