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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 January 1925, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORAL ROLLS. COMPULSORY REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS. 'W'OTICE'is hereby given that every person qualified to be registered as an elector for any district, whether or not he is already registered, is required to make application, in the prescribed form, to the Registrar of Electors for the electoral district wherein he has his usual place of abode within four months from the 6tli day of November, 1924. Every person who fails to register within such period, or within four months after the date on which he becomes qualified to be registered, shall be guilty of an offence. .Full information and forms of application for registration are obtainable from any Registrar of Electors or Postmaster. J. HISLOP, Chief lyectoral Officer. Wellington, 7th January, 1925. £2 REWARD. § REWARD of £2 will be paid for information leading to either the recovery of a sack of walnuts, which were removed from outside my shop on Christmas Eve, or to the detection of the person or persons who were responsible for same. W. LOWERY, Fruiterer and Confectioner, Telephone 118. Manaia. AN'IMMEDIATE CAUTION TO PUBLIC. JpOR preserving or jam fruit follow the crowd where a huge quantity of apricots and black currants is expected to arrive by mail train this evening. Prices will be very reasonable.—B. DAVID & CO., The Leading Fruiterers (opposite Grand Theatre), Hawera; P.O. Box 131; ’phone 407. HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. DOG TAX 1925. >UOTICE is hereby given that Dog Tax for the year 1925 has been fixed at 10s per dog of any description, N and 2s 6d each for dogs registered under sub (c) section 8 of {< Tlie Dogs Registration Act, 1908.” ALSO THAT Mr. Leonard Hunt, Borough Inspector, has been appointed Registrar, and his Office, Council Chambers, High Street, Hawera, the Registration Office. Registrar(s Office Hours: Ito 2 p.m., and Saturday .11.30 to noon. 11. S. ELLIOTT, Town Clerk. Hawera, January 7, 1925. IMPORTANT FRUIT NOTICE. notify the public of Hawera and surrounding districts that we have received a telegraphic message stating nearly 300 cases of apricots and black currants are ready to be consigned. We expect these will arrive TO-MORROW (Thursday) MORNING. The wholesale and retail prices will be very reasonable. Also all seasonable fruit sold cheapest prices possible.—B. DAVID & CO., The Leading Fruiterers (opposite Grand Theatre), Hawera; ’phone 407; ' -P.O. Box 131. LEGAL NOTICE. QFFICES of Solicitors, members of the Hawera Law Society, practising at Hawera, Manaia, Patea and Opunake, will re-open at 9 a.m. on MONDAY, 12th January. J. M. FRENCH, Hon. See. £5 REWARD. REWARD of £5 will be paid for information leading to the detection of unauthorised person or persons interfering with Star delivery on the. Denbigh Road. < u . W. A. PARKINSON & CO., LTD., Proprietors Hawera Star. TO CLERKS OF WORKS. applications addressed to - the undersigned are invited until ( 5 p.m., Friday, 16th inst., for the posi- \ tion of Clerk of Works at new Hawera Public Hospital. DUFFILL & GIBSON, A.A.N.Z.1.A., i Registered Architects, Hawera. JP>EWARE ! “The Devil” will be in : Manaia on Saturday next. See to-morrow’s Star for further particulars. MUSICAL. [A Card] QLEMENT J-JOWE, Organist of the Royal Wellington Choral Union, Is prepared to receive pupils in the following subjects: Organ, Pianoforte, Theory. Particulars on application. Studio: St. John’s Schoolroom, High St. Residence: 79 Glover Rd. Teacher of Violin and Singing. Pupil of Wallace Bandy, G.S.M. (London) and Prof. R. C. Zimmerman (Vienna), violin; A. J. Leckie, F.R.C.0., and Alleyne J. Warren, F.R.C.0., singing. End-of-Season Sale starts Thursday next at 9 a.m. 1 "| /_ SURPRISE Packets 1/- for • everyone; guaranteed good value. Buy one. —Miss Sewell, Art Depot, High St., Hawera; ’phone 680.