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Hawera Star, Volume L, 10 January 1931, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. FOB IMMEDIATE SALE. 27 HIGH STREET, HAWEEA. npHIS MODERN 4-ROOMED BUNGAL LOW is situated within 2 minutes' walk from Post Office; full J-acre section; and contains every convenience; all under one roof —gas copper, calafont, the latest “New* World” Cooker; each room fitted with electric heating points. ONLY A SHORT TIME BUILT. Everything-is,in excellent order and most comfortably arranged for a small family. " . Property can be inspected any day up to 5 p.m. and all particulars obtained J. J. BUCKRELL. TEACHER OF SINGING AND AYHCE PRODUCTION. Resumes Teaching in Hawrnra on TUESDAY, February 2nd. Intending pupils interviewed from January 15th to ISth. Particulars at E. Dixon and Co.'s. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS I C. M AC R AE ’ S BEACH STORE (Under Personal Management) IS NOW OPEN WITH FRESH STOCKS OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS. By Strict Attention to business we hope to merit a fair share of patronage. Late Edition of ‘ ‘ Hawcra Star” procurable daily. HAW ERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. DOG TAX, 1931. jVrOTICE is hereby given that Dog Tax for Year 1931 has been fixed at- 10/- per dog of any description and 2/0 each for dogs registered under Sub. (c) Section 8 of “The Dogs’ Registration Act, 1908.” ALSO that Mr LEONARD HUNT, Borough Inspector, has been appointed Registrar, and his office, Council Chambers, High Street, Hawcra, the registration office. Registrar's office hours arc 1 to 2 p.m., except Wednesday and Saturday, and on these days 11.30 to noon. Hawcra,' 10th January, 1931. H. S. ELLIOTT, Town Clerk. HAWERA HOSPITAL BOARD.

'JHIE Medical Superintendent of the I Hawera Hospital is anxious to hear of healthy j'oung men who would be willing to give blood for blood-tranfu-i sions when required. | Those willing to do so are requested i to ring the hospital and arrange an api pointniont with Dr. Paterson in order [to have blood tests made. Those found | suitable will then have their names placed on a list to be called on when I required, and a fee of two guineas will be paid each time blood is given for a transfusion. C. HARRISON, Managing Secretary. AMERICAN INVENTS NEW PETROL SAVER FOR CARS. 'yyALTER CEITCHLOW, 2040-A St., Wheaton, 111., U.S.A., has patented a Damp Air Petrol Saver for all cars. This invention uses the moisture principle that causes engines to run better in the cool evening. New Fords report up to 40 miles on one gallon; old Fords up to (id miles; other makes report up to one-quarter to one-half gain. There are five models from $6.00 to $30.00, with 100% to 400% profits to agent. Mr Critchlow w r ants town, eou.:.„ y and general agents everywhere to m.iite handsome profits. Write him to day. Ask for his one Free to introduce offer. Your Name - Address I. . Country JJAWSON ALLS JJOSTEL. MOUNT EG-MONT. REDUCED TARIFF. Ereakfast: 2/6. Hot 3-Course Luncheon, from 10.30 a.m. until 2 p.m.: 2/6. Dinner from 6 p.m.: 3/-. Morning and Afternoon Tea, 1/6. J. P. MURPHY. UPHOLSTERY AND RE-COVERING. £JALL and see my Chesterfield Suites. special low prices. You will be pleased. The quality and construction is of the best. Those about to get married should not fail to inspect these suites. All orders strictly confidential. Also your furniture re-covered just like new; latest patterns to choose from. Pram Hoods re-c vered. F. jjeadley, UPHOLSTERER: ’PHONE 2244: pLUNRET goCIETY ROOMS OPEN DAILY Albion Street. AFTERNOONS —Monday, Tuesday an'j Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Thursday and Saturday, 1 f o 4 p.m. MORNTNOSL— Wednesday and Thurs? day, 10.30 a.m. to 12 (noon). NURSE DTX. telephone 2779.