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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 March 1928, Page 4

At about 7.45 on Saturday evening the corner of Tawliiti Road and Campbell Street, Nolantown, was the scene of a collision between a motor-car driven by a well-known native named Joe Pohi, and a loose horse owned by Mr. J. Campbell, carrier. It appeared that the horse was crossing the road, following its owner towards a paddock where it was kept at night, when the car crashed into it, and the force of the impact may be judged by the fact that the unfortunate liorse was terribly injured and laid right across the radiator of the car. Tho motor skidded and crashed into a hedge at the side of the road, where it came to rest with the front portion considerably damaged. The horse died within a few minutes of the collision, and the driver of the car, who was the sole occupant, escaped with nothing more than a severe fright.

BUCEBELL * S Have now on view the new HENDERSON FELT HATS —smart, colourful, inexpensive. To. choose from this display is to know your hat is the latest in the millinery world. We are the only distributors. —Buckrell’s, Union St., Hawera.—Advt. The savings yoa will expect by visiting and buying at Harrop’s Sale are really worth while. Note these bargains for men: Alen’s Tweed and Worsted Suits in light and dark eolours, usual price up to £7/7/-, now 39/6 to 79/6; Men’s Ties in Silk and Knitted styles, usual price up to 4/6, now 1/6, 2/6; Men’s Pure Fur Felt Hats in Fawn and Grey, usual price 25/6, now 19 'K. —Harrop’s Ltd.—Advt Progandra conquers corns quickly. 1 1/6.