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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 17 January 1935, Page 4

A COMPLETE SERVICE By Experienced (Morticians. QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION". D. McCormick & Co., FUNERAL DIRECTORS, PRINCES STREET : : HAWERA Telephones: Day 2246; Night 2529. ARTIFICIAL WREATHS IN STOCK. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. LEN HALL FUNERAL DIRECTOR, UNION STREET, HAWERA. Telephones: Day 25471; Night 284(2. Private Chapel Free of Charge. Our services available at shortest notice to any part of the district. ARTIFICIAL WREATHS.

HARROPS LTD. LBADEES IN TASHION.

Members of the teachers’ summer •school at New Plymouth yesterday availed themselves of an opportunity of going by launch around the historic parts of the port. In the course of a cruise a visit was made to Aloturoa Island, or Tall Island, where on the seaward side was found the remains of the cavern home of Dick Barrett, E. J. Wakefield, nephew of Col. Wakefield, Dr Dorsett and Dr Dieffen"bach. Fearing the menacing attitude of the warring Waikato tribes of 1839 they made there a home. It was from this point that Dr Dieffenbach left to make the first ascent of Mt. Egmont. Heading seaward the excursionists were given a close-up view of Whnre Umu, or Lion Rock, with the const in the background extending as far as ilie eye could see. Gradually the party came under the shadows of Saddle Back, Motuinahanga or Double Island. Despite the hard rock and precipitous nature of the island the natives converted Saddle Back into a refuge. Areas for small av.li are shelters were hewed out of the rock and food pits dug with stone implements.

“For a man to he officially designated ‘relief worker’ on electoral rolls, documents, etc., is all wrong,” said Mr. G. W. Kerr at the Papakura Town Board’s meeting. “Instead of h:s being dubbed ‘relief worker.’ the man’s last trade or profession should he stated.” The hoard decided to ask the Unemployment Board that wherever possible the name “relief Avorker” be dropped and the man’s last occupation he given.

HUNTINGTON’S; ’Plione 2118. For cheap little cotton frocks for picnics and beach wear, you should see our cheerful and gay designs in fast washing prints! Everybody will like to make these up and the most fascinating patterns are selling at 1/-, 1/(5 and 1/0. Horrockses short sleeve crossovers have again opened up in pretty colours, selling at 5/6 each. —Advt.