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Hawera Star, 13 January 1930, Page 4

t \\ hitebait—tiho«se tiny aiul mysfceriI ou.s denizens oif tlie deep beloved of the • epicure were running freely in the Waij temata Harbour recently. Attended ,by wheeling cohorts of seabirds who alternately rose and dived —kahawiai . birds, tems “mollies” and' gulls—a i large shoal of the little fish cruised in , mass formation alongside the jetties on 1 | the northern shore as far up as Northcote on the incoming fide. Needless to say, the arrival of the aquiatia (host was soon noticed by the fishermen who spend their day of rest angling for the succulent piper and the agile sch.napper in the bay. Rods and lines were left lor improvised: nets and scoops and a great harvest was reaped bv the industrious few. On© youtlhful enbhnsiast filled two benzine tins, •and thereafter made alii the housewives on Stanley Point grateful! by dispensing free whitebait for Sunday evening tea. BON VOYAGE. Bonqnets and wishes followed the couple on their honeymoon voyage. But better than bouquets were the Pulmoimais a friend slipped into Ithe.iT pockets. Pulmonas foiv coughs, colds, sore throats, asthma, and bronchitis. In a. handy tin. Keep Pulmonas by you whether travelling or at home. 1/6 and 2/6. Chemists and stores. —Advt. BUCKRELL'S. We aire offering a varied assortment of suitable gifts for New Year: Boxed Handkerchiefs, from 1/11 to 15/6 * Handbags from 6/11; Silk Hosiery, 4/11; Kayser Hosiery, 9/11, 12/11; Siik Coats, various colours, 63/-; Black Silk Coats', extra sizes, 6 and 8 guineas.— Buckrell’s, Union St., Hawera; ’phono 2235. I