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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 21 April 1925, Page 7

Engine-drivers and firemen employed at "Walsh Ts’and have struck, following the refusal of the management to increase their wages (states a Sydney message). It is feared the trouble will spread to other branches of the works. The Chinese Soccer tour balancesheet discloses a profit'of £53, plus an asset of £IBO for an advertising contract. The total receipts were £6564. Payments (including labour and grounds), £673; steamer and rail fares, £2526; motor fares, £278; assembling and outfitting Chinese. £574; hotels and entertainment, £1526 ; doctors, hospital and trainers’ expenses and material, £133; printing, advertising and sundry, £598.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. HA WEE A OPERATIC SOCIETY. SPECIAL Meeting of members ami intending members will be held at the Council Chambers on THURSDAY Next, 23rd April, at. S o’clock sharp. Business: Consideration of this season's production andi general. JOHN G. OSBORNE, Secretary. SALE ! SALE ! SALE ! SALE ! SALE ! SALE ! wish to thank the Motoring Public of Hawera who so liberally supported our SALE from the opening day, and we wish to announce that we are continuing the sale for several days, when even GREATER BARGAINS will be offered. We are opening up our, NEW stocks immediately they arrive, so please watch our windows for the LATEST IN MOTOR AND CYCLE GOODS. We are booking orders ahead for A.J.S. MOTOR CYCLES and will be pleased to quote full particulars on application. WATCH OUR WINDOWS ON THURSDAY MORNING FOR BARGAINS. MOTOR TYRES MOTOR CYCLES PUSH CYCLES . SIDE.-CARS OILS SUNDRIES W J C laringb old & QO., HIGH STREET, HAWERA.

THANKS. rFHE Family of the late Mrs JOHN WALDEN (Moni Whakapau) wish to express their sincere thanks to the public of Normanby and district for the many acts of kindness shown to them during the long and painful illness of their beloved wife and mother; also for all floral emblems 'and letters of sympathy, and to Dr. Young for his kind attention. “A patient sufferer- gone to rest.” POR Sale—Empty oil drums 'and barX rels, 7/G each. Apply W. J. Claringbold and Co. ANTED to Buy—2o I-gallpn 'oil tins. Apply W. J. Claringbold and Co. Y/'ACANCIES for two “ gentlemen boarders; good home. Apply 131 Victoria Street. for" hotel, waitress-house-maid. Apply Mrs Bridge, Labour Bureau, ’phone 685. OFFICIAL Harley-Davidson Service Station —Archbold and Co., Union St., Hawera; ’phone 452. We carry the new 1924 model Harley, necessary spares, benzine, oils and accessories. Our workmen are efficient and prompt; ■we employ no boys, and our prices are not flights of fancy, but reasonable. TTART’S the House for Wedding 11 Presents. IN SLEET OR HAIL YOU WILL BE SECURELY PROTECTED IN A “PARA ” BLACK RUBBER COAT Their weather resisting quality has made them the most popular with most Taranaki outdoor men. Moderately priced, too. Te be seen only at — pARA RUBBER. ' QO., pTD., REGENT ST.,-HAWERA. ‘‘We have, can get it, or it isn’t made, of rubber”! CASH—Second-hand piano; terms only CO/- deposit and 5/10 weekly; suitable for a beginner. Apply E. Dixon and Co., Hawera.