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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 8 May 1925, Page 9

The officer in charge of the motor registration reports'a great falling oft in "the demand for motor car registration plates. Those who have not taken their* nlat.es are advised to do so at once as the matter will probably go shortly into the hands of the police. The weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club was held to-day, the president (Dr W. M. Thomson) presiding. The speaker of the day was Rotarian B. McCarthy, who delivered a most interesting and informative address on ‘‘Wills,” and was accorded a vote of thanks. A special vote of thanks was passed to the Farmers’ Co-op. Society, for the assistance rendered with _ the effort on behalf of the Blanket Society, the name of Mr C. G. Trotter being mentioned as being entitled to the greater nart of the credit. The soloist of five 'day was Rotarian \V. G. Strange. A Hide Shippers and Agents’ Association has been formed in London to protect their interests and to endeavor to establish uniformity in trade and customs usages, reports a London cable received to-day. Mr. Charles Dickie, of Hawera (chairman of directors of the Plates Meait Presetwing' Co.) who left- Wellington for England by the Tain.ui yesterday, will, when at. Home, deal with matters connected with the. disposal! of tihe output of the company. The trip has been taken mainly on that account. LITTLE DROPS OF ESSENCE. Cakes and sweets are always sure to be more tempting and delectable if yon use Cathedral Brand Essences. Being pure and highly concentrated, a little flavours a lot. Fourteen varieties, including essence of almonds, lemon, rose, vaniWa. and orange; at. your grocers. —fl