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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 December 1925, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. CLOSING OP LAW OFFICES. QFFICES of Solicitors, members of tlie Haw era Law Society,, practising at Hawera, Patea, Manaia and Opunake, will CLOSE for the Christmas vacation at 4.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 23rd December, and re-open at l) a.ni. on THURSDAY I4th January. J. M. FRENCH, 21 Hon. Secretary. COUNTY OF EGMONT. UNPAID RATES. jpUBLIC Notice is hereby given that all rates must, be paid without delay, and any remaining unpaid by . the 31st JANUARY, 1926, will then be sued for without any further notice. GEO. W. ROGERS, County Clerk. Opunake, loth December, 1925. CHOCOLATE CROSSWORD COMPETITION. THE AWARDS. •Ist prize—Misg K. Thompson, 122 Harrison St,, Wanganui; 2nd, Mr J. Cullinane, 162 Victoria. Avenue, Wanganui; 3rd, Miss D. M. Ball, Portal St.. Wanganui; 4th, Miss Claude Douglas, Durie Hill, Wanganui; sth, Miss J. H. Whyte, Box 16, Wanganui; 6th„ Miss D. Shaw, Box 277, Wanganui; 7th. Miss A. Jones, 3 Collins St., Gonville; Bth, Mrs D. K. Whyte, 78 Ingestre St., Wanganui; 9th, Mr R. L. Hurrell, Box 48, Wanganui; 10th, Mrs F. Moffatt. 2 Oakland Avenue, St. John’s Hill; 1:1th, Mrs S. King, 107 Wicksteed St., Wanganui; 12th, Mrs R. L. Craig, c/o S. Strachan, Waverley; 13th, Mrs L. Sutton, S 3 St. Hill St.. Wanganui; 14th, Mrs S. E. Williams,” Hurworth 'School; loth, Miss O. Roberts, Box 86, Wanganui; 16th, Miss A. Joslin, Box 242, Wanganui; 17th,, Mrs Douglas, “Newhaven,” Durie Hill; 18th. Mrs L.' A. Dean, Box 277, Wanganui;” 19th, Mr F. Gilbert, Box 105, Wanganui; 20th, Master Colin Dean, Garden Suburb, Durie Hill; 21st, Mrs T. J. Copeland, 21 Pitt St.. Wanganui. Every entry was very carefully examined. The judges congratulate Miss Thompson on her win, for besides Reing word perfect and neat, her’s was the first envelope received. Mr Cullinane’s entry was also word perfect, but his printing was not so neatly done. His was ‘the last solution sent in, making the rather notable coincidence that the first and last to be received should be tlie on.lv two correct solutions. Miss Ball, although she made one slip, set her answers out in such a manner that the judges could not help but place her next'. The remainder of the prizewinners had from one to three errors. The most frequent errors were in No. 5 (across) “stet,” No. 3 (down) “quality,” No. 37 (down) “shust.” The prizes will be either posted or delivered within the next few days, and the promoters of the competition trust that each prize-winner will be pleased with his or her box of Ganongs Bros. “Gift of Gladness” Chocolates.

RACING NOTICES. fi QHRISTMAS JJOLIDAYS TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB POPULAR RACE MEETING. POPULAR MEETING. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, December 2G and 28, 1925. NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. TARANAKI’S MOST ENJOYABLE CHRISTMAS OUTING. SPECIAL EXCURSION PARES. PAST TRAINS. SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY IN NEW PLYMOUTH.

GTRATFORD AGING QLUBj ANNUAL RACE MEETING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, January 1 and 2,192 G. Stakes £3800; Cup £7OO. Totalisator £1 inside, 10/- outside. SPECIAL TRAINS BOTH DAYS from Wanganui, Hawera, Opunalce, Tahora and New Plymouth. Reduced! fares. » FIRST RACE STARTS at 11.45 a.m. each day. Gate Charges: Gentlemen 2/-. Ladies I/-. Win. POWER, Secretary. rjpHE gOX QO., LIMITED. Have pleasure .in announcing to the inhabitants of Hawera and District that they have opened a Timber Yard and Up-to-date Sash and Door Factory on the site djoining the Sale Yards, known as Quin’s Mill, on the corner of the Camberwell and Glover Roads HAWERA. Mr F. G. HANCOCK is in charge of the Joinery Factory, so clients can depend upon obtaining first-class joinery of every description, manufactured out of thoroughly seasoned timber. By carrying good stocks of BUILDING TIMBER and selling true to class at reasonable prices, we hope to merit a fair share of public patronage. Ex mill quotations given on application for truck-load lots. Head Office: Box 19, ELTHAM.