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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 30 September 1933, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. AN XMAS GIFT FOR ‘‘HOME.” NEW ZEALAND BUTTER. QUOH a gift as this would be much ■ appreciated by your friends or relatives at “Home,” and entails no trouble or bother for you. All you need to do is to send 5/0 cash to The Secretary, New Zealand Dairy Produce Board, Box 866, Wellington, together with the full address, in- block letters, of any resident in Gre&t Britain. For this amount, our Loudon office will! send!, free of any cast to the recipient, 4libs of New Zealand “Finest” Butter, carefully packed. Each pound of butter is packed in a carton, and the four cartons into a larger carton. A card, giving the -niarn-e of‘the sender, will bo enclosed in the package. To ensure -delivery before Christmas, [at will be necessary for orders -to t each the Board before October 28th. Be wise, . SEND YOUR ORDER EARLY? Write in to-day! While this makes a much appreciated Christina,s gift, the Board also undertakes this service any time during the year.

1%/TR. P. O’DEA, M.A., LL.B., and Mr. R. J. O’DEA, LLjM., announce that they have entered into partnership as Barristers and Solicitors as from the first day of October, 1933. The practice will be carried on under the firm name of O’Dea & O’Dea at their offices, 79 Princes Street, Hawera. P. O’DEA, R. J. O’DEA. THE STANDAED TRUST & INVESTMENT COMPANY OF TARANAKI, LIMITED. npHI'S Company has funds for investment at current rates on approved securities. Apply tO' — WALKLEY & LAURENCE, National l Chanroers, High Street, HAWERA. JUDGE RUTHERFORD’S LATEST BOOKLET. “ESCAPE TO THE KINGDOM.” GET IT I READ IT ! WATCH for one of Jehovah’s witnesses or write “Watch Tower,” Box 252, Wellington. Total circulation of Judge Rutherfordl’® 'book® 140 million in less than twelve years. COUNTY OF EGMONT. RATES FOB YEAR 1933-1934. ■RATEPAYERS are reminded’ that a Rebate of tFive per centum (1/- in the £) will be allowed on the amount of tlhe General Rate (Hospital Rate not i included 1 ) provided all rates owing are received at the County Office by 4.30 j p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 25 th October, 1933'. Correct exchange MUST be added to al.' cheques not 'drawn on an Opunake Bank. GEO. W. ROGERS, County Clerk. Dated at Opunake this 29th day of September, 1933. PATEA HARBOUR BOARD. SPECIAL RATES FOR YEAR ENDING MAY 31, 1934. TYEMAND notices are now being prcpared and will be posted on September 30. Hawera Borough and County, Normanby Town and Eltham County rates may be paid at the offiee of the Hawera County Council. Ratepayers are requested to present their rate demands when paying. Persons having transferred their property since June 1, 1933, must be held responsible for the payment of rates due. It is particularly requested that all rates be paid as promptly as possible, especially the smaller amounts. Those ratepayers whose rates are in arrears are notified that unless their rates are paid promptly in full, .they will be sued for the same without further notice. By order of the Board. E. O. HORNER, Secretary.

HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION' SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, 1933-34. lICENSES may now be obtained J from— Messrs. Bennett & Sutton, Messrs. Blairs Ltd., Hawera. Mi*. Ira J. Bridger, Mr. J. D. McKay, Eltham. Mr. C. E. Betts, Mr. W. G. Gran, Kaponga. Also from country stores and usual agents throughout the district. R, A. GRAHAM, Hon. 'Secretary. HAWERA CHAMBER 'OF COMMERCE. COMMERCIAL EXAMINATIONS. TN conjunction, with the Wellington Chamber of Commierce, this. Cham- j ber has arranged for Commercial Examinations to be held at the Technical High School, Hawera, in— SHORTHAND, typewriting; BOOK-KEEPING and HAND-WRITING. Certificates will be issued by the Wellington Chamber to successful candidates. Entry Forms and Syllabus can be obtained on application, and entrios close with the undersigned at Hawera on FRIDAY, October 20th, at 8 p.m. Dates of Examination: Nov. 20, 21, 22. ROBERT S. SAGE, Secretary. ■pCLOOD Impurities! Take Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, which completely cleanses vitiated blood. 3/6 month’s supply.—W. G. Strange.