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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 14 July 1924, Page 4

A farewell social is being tendered in the Kaponga Town Hall to-morrow evening to Mr P. J. C. Lloyd, of the Bank of N.S.W., who has received notice of his transfer to Wellington. Messrs Wilson, Canliam and Co. announce that they will be operating as usual as cash buyers of hides, calfskins, wool, etc. Recently they have completed the reorgansation of their business under new ownership, and the buying facilities have been greatly extended. The calving season is approaching, and clients can rely on full market rates being maintained on a spot cash basis. OTJTRED’S. Last few days of Outred’s Sale. Coat frocks from 35/6. splendid value; velour coats from 49/6, latest styles; Burberry coats, half price; marvellous reductions in all millinery; woollen jumpers from 7/11. —Advt. EDWARD ELLIOTT’S CATCHY SONG (new version—authorised). I always had a glass of milk before going to bed; But nW my nose is red—a cold is in my head; I think about the famous words mv good old doctor said: “Be sure you sniff Fluenzol up before you go to bed.” —2 Ideas have market value. We have been able to assist many inventors of simple devices into highly lucrative markets. Come and discuss your idea with us. The first step is to protect it against * ‘ pirates. ’ ’ —Henry Hughes, Ltd. (Directors: W. E. Hughes and .T. T. Hunter, Regd. Patent Attorneys), 157 Featherston St., Wellington. —2