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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1838, 26 January 1888, Page 3

~C*GMONT RACING CLUB. A General Meeting of tbe above Club will be held in the office of the Hon. Secretary on SATURDAY, the 28th instant, at 8 p.m. Business — Election of Members, and general. R. H. NOLAN, Hon. Sec. MANAIA ATHLETIC CLUB. The Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held at Mr. Allsworth's Rooms, Manaia, on Saturday Evening, 28th Jan., 1888, at 8 o'clock. Business — Election of Officers and Committee, and general. R. E. McRAE, President. TMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Public Pound, Pihama, on January 24th, by Mr. Gibson, from Section 10, Block 14, Opunake — Three hand-fed yearlings, viz. — One red and white steer, no brand or ear mark One light roan steer, no brand or ear mark, Ted ear One red and white heifer, no brand or ear mark If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on Tuesday, tbe 14th February, 1888, at 12 o'clock noon. A. E. BAYLIS, Poundkeeper. TMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Hawera Public Pound — By W. J. Barleyman, Ranger, on January 13th, 1888— One chestnut filly, no visible brand Impounded by W. Wales — One bay mare, slit off ear, near hind foot white If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on January 26th, 1888, under Section 39, Sub-section 2, oi the Impounding Act, 1884. W. JACKSON, Poundkeeper. WILTON'S Vegetable Worm Powders are a sure cure, and quite harmless ; in packets, 1/s each. M. H. Wilton, Chemist, Manaia.

NOW PUBLISHED. THE STAR ALMANACK, 1888. PRICE, ONE SHILLING. DIRECTORY FROM WANGANUI TO NEW PLYMOUTH. The Cheapest and Best Almanack Published on the Coast. A Special Edition, containing Map nf Taranaki District, is also published at Is 6d. INNES & CO., Printers and Publishers. Opinions of the Press. We liavo to acknowledge the receipt of tliat excellent annual work, the Hawera Star Almanack. It is replete as usual with valuable information carefully compiled and of a nature calculated to be most useful to the residents of tho larpe district within which it circulates. Tho Almanack, which also contains an excellently-lithographed map of the Taranaki Provincial District, is splendid value, and a credit in every way to the offico from which it is issued. — Wellington Press. Wo have to acknowledge tho receipt of a copy of the Hawera Stah Almanack. It is very neatly got up, and contains a fund of useful information. — Taranaki Herald. We have to acknowledge tho receipt of tho Haweba Star Almanack for 1888, which has been got up with its usual excellenco and completeness. It contains a varied amount of general information and statistics, as well as a directory of the various centres of population in tho provincial district. It will bo found a tiseful book of referenco for all classes of tho community. — Taranaki News. Wo beg to acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Stab Almanacx, Directort and Diart for tho current year, published by Innes and Co., of tho Hawera Star. It is a remarkably well got up volume, and should bo very useful to the West Coast settlers. —New Zealand Times. We have to acknowledge tho receipt, from the proprietors, of the Haweka Star Almanack and Directort for 1888. It contains a directory of tho < district from New Plymouth to Wanganui, inclusive, and also a quantity of information which should be useful to families and others. It should command a ready salo, as tho price is only one shilling.— Wanganui Chronicle. We have to acknowledge receipt of the Hawera Star Almanack for 1888. This Almanack, which is now a well established book of reference, contains a large amount of useful information. — Wellington Post. Wo have received a copy of the Hawera Star Almawack for 1888. It is a highly creditable publication containing a largo amount of useful information.— Rangitikoi Advocate. One of tho neatest and best got up book almanacks in the colony cornea from Messrs. Innes and Co., of the Hawera and Normanby Star. It containg 256 pages of reading matter, including a directory of the West Coast of the North Island from Wanganui to Waitara, a distance of over 100 miles. Thero is also a. valuable skotch map of the district, with Mount Egmont towering overhead, and a great variety of useful information. As a specimen of typography the Stab Almanack and Directort will compare favorably with anything of the kind published in the Australian colonies, and it is to bo hoped the enterprise of the publishers will bo as sufficiently rewarded as it deserves to bo. — Marlborough Express.