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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 October 1925, Page 10

AUCTION*. NEWTON KING, LTD NEWTON KING LTD. AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK AGENTS. Local Representatives: Mr E. A. NIXON and Mr G. H. TOCKER. ’Phone No. 20. Office with Mr T. J. Salmon, Princes St., Hawera; ’phone 128.. KAPONGA YARDS. BULL FAIR AND YARD SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. Particulars Later. Advise Entries. NEWTON KING LTD. EX=KAISER’S PALACE. - : - STRIPPED BY GREEKS. LONDON, Sept. 5. The Daily Express says that the art treasures of the famous palace on the island of Corfu,, owned by William Hohenzollern, when he was Emperor of Germany, are to be sold at auction by the Greek Government, which acquired the property during the war. The articles to be sold include hundreds of pictures, statues and intimate relics of the ex-Kaiser and his family, as wel 1 . as the late Empress Elizabeth of Austria, who built and furnished the palace. The sale will begin late this month, and will last several weeks. “The mail service between New Zealand and England is disappointing, ” said Mr. E. HI Davis at Auckland in recounting his experiences during his tour abroad. “I think I am correct in saying that letters posted at Auckland, to 'go via Wellington and San Francisco, reach London in less time than those sent from Auckland via have this advantage Ido not know. I do not blame the local post office staff 1 at. all. I think if some care were taken in making the connections; between the overland and ocean joureys, the mails would reach Lodon sometimes two or three days sooner than they do when sent by the slower route.'’ CARS PAINTED FROM £5.. Prices given for all classes of work. HOODS and TRIMMINGS redressed as new. Vehicles and Harness Bought, Sold or Exchanged. R. L OCK PAINTER & TRIMMER, 38 ALBON STREET, HAWERA (opp. Police Station).

J/ere comes JfarHcf§f j l( m&/ w>/zm they assimilate the food they take. Give them, a food that they cart digest easily'that is fresh and pure - that builds up bone and muscle - in shortgufe s r In 4 sizes oFall Ctamists & Stores QOEONATION JJOTEL, J iELTHAM. E. CRABTREE, Proprietor. P.O. Bos 25. Telephone 18. PRICE LIST. BRANDIES— Hennessey’s Three Star, IS/- bot. Hennessey’s One Star, 15/- bot. Pine Old (Preneh) Draught Brandy, 11/- bot. WHISKIES— Ainslie’s, Bell’s, Catto’s, Walker’s, Dewar’s Special Liqueur, White Horse, Black and White, each 12/6 per bottle; 3.2/- per bottle case lots. Draught Whisky, 11/- per bottle, or 62/- per gallon. GINS— Gilbey’s Dry Gin, 12/6 per bottle. J.D.K.Z., 13/6 per bottle. Old Tom, 12/6 per bottle. Wolfe’s Schnapps, 12/6 per bottle. RDMRed Heart, 12/6 per bottle. Draught Rum (Old Jamaica), 11/ALES and STOUTS— All Colonial Ales and Stouts, 1/6 per quart bottle. English Stout, 3/- quart bottle, or 32/- per doz.; 1/6 pint bottle, or 17/- per doz. CHAMPAGNE — Quarts £l, Pints 10/-. Only the most reliable brands of Whisky kept in' stock. Special Quotations for Clearing Sales, Wedding Banquets, etc. SPRING GARDENING. After the long spell of wet weather, weeds will be growing apace and there is plenty of work in store for amateur gardeners. The horrors of tsained and roughened hands can readily be avoided by the timely use of Q-tol; and one can handle the wet soil with impunity if ■Q-tol be rubbed into the hands before work. —Advt.