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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 7 March 1925, Page 4

A London cable message states that Lord ' Curzon was seized with sudden indisposition at Cambridge while dressing tor a dinner at which he intended to deliver an address dealing with university facilities all over the world. He collapsed, and was put to bed immediately. His engagements were cancelled, but there was no cause for a 1 a rni. Commandant. Homo, manager of the F.lthnm Salvation Army Boys’ Home, has been appointed to the rank of Field-Major, the first promotion to this rank in New Zealand. Major Home has received notice of transfer to Roto Ron Island, in charge of the Army’s operations there. Owing to the impending termination of lease. Mr J. .T. Buekrell, Ladies’ Wear Specialist, Union Street, Hnwera, finds it necessary to clear his heavy stocks. As an extraordinary inducement to intending purchasers, lie is making a concession of 3/-. in the, £ on all goods to the value of £1 and over. Tt is hardly necessary to remind ladies that this concession is unique in that it is being given at the beginning of the season, and applies to all goods landed and landing.*-