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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 31 October 1933, Page 1

MEETINGS. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND ASSOCIATION. \LL ex-residents of Otago and Southland are invited to attend a meeting TO-MORROW (Wednesday), November 1, at the Red Castle Tea Rooms, at S p.m., for the purpose of forming an association and arranging a reunion. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. P. LOYAL UNION LODGE. TO-NIGHT (TUBS.), 8 o’clock. AT Visit of Manaia Lodge. LODGE ROOM, ‘ ‘ CARLTON ’ ’ E. S. SAGE, Secretary. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. C< OCTAL & J)ANCE. SCOUT HALL, ALBION STREET. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. Nine Novelty Prizes. Good Music and Supper. Gents, 1/6; Ladies, 1/- or a Basket. FORESTERS’ HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1933. —At 8 p.m. rpi-IE Reserve Bank Bill and other financial proposals will be discussed. Speakers: Mr. W. A. Sheat, 8.A., and others. All interested are invited. Details later. BUSINESS NOTICES. PREMIER MILK SUPPLY. TTAVING taken over the Milk Round 11 and Bottling Plant lately owned by the ’Hawera Milk Supply Co., Ltd., I wish to notify my present and future customers that all milk supplied by mo, is from November 1, will be BOTTLED. All bottles will be washed and steam sterilised daily by myself personally, and on no account will milk be bottled the night before delivery, I wish to thank my customers for their support in the past and hope that bv bottling the number will increase. W. L. GARRETT, PROPRIETOR. ’PHONE 2773. GOOD TIMES OR BAD! [ TNDER all or any conditions of business the Qualified Accountant has utstanding advantages over the unrained man. In good times he gets rst consideration in matters of promotion and salary. When times arc lepressed his services arc indispensble. He is the last to have his salary HEMINGWAYHOME-STUDY COURSE IN ACCOUNTANCY This complete, concise and practical ourse has enabled thousands of New ealanders to enjoy the rewards of ualifieation. Decide now to become an Accountnt. Commence your studies immeditely and secure Free Tuition for the emainder of 1933. Write to-day for Free Book “Acountancy” to —• HEMINGWAY’ S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND.

PHYSICAL CULTURE NOT TOO OLD AT 58. (Letter No. 46.) Ketemarae Bead, R.D., Hawera, 12/10/33. Dear Mr Jarrett, — "It gives me pleasure to- pen thies'e few Qiinets. As you are aware, I liad been for many weeks an Inmate of the Hawera Public- Hospital suffering from ©rushed ribs received' while- playing hockey. At my then age, 58 years, it gave me a severe shake, after -which a nervous breakdown occurred. While in hospital a patient- in the sam'o ward told -m© what you had done for his son's, urging me to consult you. This I did, with the full approval of Dr. C., also Dr. 8., who said you would do me a lot of good; in fact, I thought I would never bo able to work again-, but after several, months’ treatment with exercises under your tuition I gradually grew stronger and am now able to- follow my usual occupation. I have no reason for regrets, as I am now feeling better than I have done for years. It may interest you to know 7 that while on 'holiday I came across a factory manager whom you taught nearly thirty years ago, who is still an enthusiast, doing his exercises daily. I am not sorry that I followed the doctor’s adviee and went to you, as I found it is never too late to learn. All young people should -take a few teims. —I remain, yours faithfully, S.J.B. (Original* Letter May be Seen.) HIGHEST MEDICAL REFERENCES. CONSULTATION FREE. -CALL OR WRITE POlt APPOINTMENT. Full particulars, terms, etc., from — R. 0. Jarrett, PHYSICAL CULTURIST, 49 CAMPBELL ST., NOLANTOWN, HAWERA.