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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 21 July 1924, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. J HEREBY notify that, acting under Warrant of Hi s Excellency the Governor-General, the petitions for and against the alteration of the boundaries of the Town District of Normnhbv will be heard in the Town Hall of that place on TUESDAY" the sth AUGUST, 1924, at 11 a.m. JOHN COOK, Commissioner of Crown Lands and Chairman. • 21,28,4 NOTICE. Departure of the RAEAWA from New Plymouth has been POSTPONED. She will leave the Breakwater on WEDNESDAY 7- , July 23, at the usual time. ” ’ NORTHERN S.S. CO. JJAWSON pALLS, MT. EGMONT. HEAVY FALL OF SNOW. Come and enjoy it. Road negotiable. Good Fires and Refreshments. J. P. MURPHY. NOTICE TO DAIRY" FARMERS. WAIMATE PLAINS (N. 1.) DAIRY COMPANY LTD. have purchased commodious premises from the West Coast Refrigerating Company at the corner of Princes and Rowe Streets, and are commencing operations on AUGUST 1. Farmers supplying us will have the benefit of Low Overhead Expenses; Scientific and Economical Management; Every facility to verify your tests and weights; Honest treatment. CREAM picked up and weighed at gate. Enquirers will receive immediate and personal attention. Communications to W. HAWKINS, Secretary, Box 89, Hawera. Temporary ’phone 207.

NOTICE. J)tIRIN G Mr H. B. Gibson’s absence in hospital, his offices will be kept open under the supervision of a fully qualified solicitor. HAWERA COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. J>URSUANT to Section 39 of ‘‘The Local Election and Polls Act, 1908,” I hereby give notice than an election will be held on TUESDAY, July 29th, 1924, for the purpose of electing ONE Councillor for the HAWERA RIDTNG of the County of Hawera, in place of Mr R. J. Linn, who has resigned, and I hereby appoint the County Office, Princes Street, Hawera, as the place and WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULIf, 1924 (before noon) as the time for the nomination of candidates for such office. Dated at Hawera this 7th day of July, 1924. JNO. W. HARDING, 9’12’19 , 21 Returning Officer. PRIZE MONEY. SOUTH TARANAKI WINTER SHOW. ALL local prize money will be paid at the office on and after WEDNESDAY, July 23rd, and if not claimed by end of present month will be forfeited. L. 0. HOOKER, SI’S Manager. FOR ONLY 29/6 You can get the Smartest of BETWEEN-SEASON HATS from

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