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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 November 1924, Page 7

To mark the spot where the last wolf was killed in Sutherlandshire. about the year 1700, the Duke of Portland has built a granite memorial weighing a bout two and a half tons. A lady on a. bicycle had an unenviable experience in Regan, Street on Wednesday afternoon (says the Stratford Post). The borough staff were engaged in tarring operations, and just after a. section of load had received its coat of tar and the men were waiting for the chips to arrive to be spread over it a lady approached on a, push bicycle. ‘She apparently did not see the red discs which informed the public that the road was under , repair ,and dangerous, for traffic, and had only proceeded about n yard on the glassy tarred surface when the bicycle slipped from under her. She was thrown on the tar and her dress was very badly damaged. So sticky was the tar that the lady could not detach herself from it by her own efforts. MEN’S EOOT SALE. H. 8., Hawera, are making a special offer in men’s boots and shoes, and this week gives men an opportunity to get their boots at reduced prices. Strong farm bluchers. 12/6; men’s Sunday boots, 22/6, 26/6; men’s walking shoes, 33/6; men’s strong Cookham boots, 39/6; men’s tennis or bowling shoes. Men, call and secure boots norv at the INew Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera.—Advt. Stop that toothache ivith Barra-elough-’s Magic Nervine; 1/6.—Advt.