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Hawera Star, Volume L, 16 January 1931, Page 4

‘•ln travelling about the country districts of Southland I find that a totally wrong impression is current among many of the farmers in regard to the Unemployment Board’s No. 2 scheme,” said the Hon. P. A. de la Perrelle, Minister of Internal Affairs, in his V|jly to a deputation of the unemployed. “-Many farmers are under the imoression that the subsidy which the board is granting towards reproductive work done on the farms! is to- be paid back to the board l ? This is quite, wrong, and 1 want to make, it clear that the subsidy is an absolute gift to the farmer and does not require repayment. The farmer will also receive an allowance of los a week for food supplied to. men engaged on work under the scheme.” Notice is given by the Waimatc West County Council that fees for registration of dogs are now payable to the Registrar, Mr P. Tarrant. Sunday excursions arc being arranged by Sutton’s Motors. During the summer months they will run a bus from Hawera to New Plymouth each week. The times are advertised in the Star. WESTAWAY & CO.’S GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE NOW ON. Outstanding bargains in all departments. Inc whole of our stocks have been ruthlessly slaughtered. 100 Ladies’ Frocks in floral voiles, rayons and crepe dc chine, 19/G to SI/-, clearance prices 7/11 to 29/0; 250 Ladies’ and Child- ! reii’s' Hats, less than half price, 1/11 to 119/0; Sillt Hosiery less than cost price. '—Advt.