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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume x, Issue 1942, 30 May 1888, Page 3

TTAWERA SKATING RINK MONDAY, 4th JUNE. QUARTER-MILE RACK, For Valuable Prizes. Entries may be made up to eight o'clock on Monday evening. Entrance fee, Is. Race to start at 9 o'clock. Rink open at 7.30. Admission, Is. Open as usual on Wednesday and Satueday. aweraTpublic library AND INSTITUTE. The Annual General Meeting of Members of the Library and Institute will be held in the Reading Room on Thubsdat, 31st May, at 7 p.m., for the following purposes — To receive the Report and Balancesheet : to Elect Committee and Auditors, and to transact any other necessary business connected with the Library and Institute. WM. E. DIVE, President. N.B.— Candidates for Committee will please leave their names with the Librarian on or before Wednesday, the 30th ii,stant. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PHOTOGRAPHY. The undersigned desires to inform the residents of Hawera and the surrounding district that he will shortly open a BRANCH STUDIO in Hawera. A. MARTIN, Photographer, Wanganui. May 30, 1888. w "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. E. FAKE, Chemist and Druggist, will open, in the premises in Highstreot at present occupied by Messrs. O'Neill and Wilson, in a few days with a NEW AND FULL STOCK OF MEDICINES AND DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TARANAKI, (Being a Local Court of Bankruptcy), Holden at Haweea. In the matter of Riciiaed Mumby, of Hawera, Laborer, a Bankrupt. NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with a Resolution of Creditors, a copy whereof has been duly filed, the Court, on the application of the Deputy Official Assignee, has appointed Tuesday, the 12th day of June, 1888, at the Court House, Hawera, as the time and olace for the Public Examination of the Bankrupt. Dated this 30th day of May, 1888. ALFRED TRIMBLE, Clerk of the Court. HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. Applications will be received up to noon on Wednesday, Gth June, for the office of Inspector of Nuisances, Lamplighter, and Officecleaner (duties combined), at a salary of £30 per annum. Conditions at the office of the Council. W. H. E. WANKLYN, 26,30,5 Town Clerk. 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 of Taranaki District, is also published at Is Gd. INNES & CO., Printers and Publishers. Opinions of the Press. We arc iv receipt of tho Haweka Star Almanack mid Directory for 1888, and hiiviuf? examined it in iv several places with a view to testing its accuracy, we can heartily congratulate our spirited contemporary on the nianuer in which this year's volume liaa l)een compiled. Be&ides containing a directory of the coast from New Plymouth to Wanganui, both inclusive, it has a much larger range of general information than any almanack we have examined his year, and, being published at a shilling, deserves to have a wide sale. — Wamranui Herald. We have to acknowledge the receipt of that excellent annual work, the Hawera Star Almanack. It is replete as usual with valuable information carefully compiled and of a nature calculated to bu most useful to the residents of the large district within which it circulates The Almanack, which also contains an excellently-lithographed map of the Taranaki Provincial D ibtrict, is splendid value and a credit in every way to the office from which t is issued. — Wellington Press. We beg to acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Stau Almanack, Directory and Diahy for the current year, published by Innes and Co., of the Hawera Star. It is a remarkably well got up volume, and should be very useful to the West Coast settlers. —New Zealand Times. Wo have to uckuowledge receipt of the Hawera Star Almanack for 1888. This Almanack, which is now a well established book of reference, contains a lurgo amount ol useful information.— Wellington Post. One of the neatest and best got up book almanacks in the colony cornea from Metsrs. Inncs and Co., of the Hawera and Normanby Star. It contaiug 256 pages of reading matter, including a directory of the West Coast of the North Island from Waugauui to Waitara, a distance of over 100 miles. There is also :i valuable sketch map of the district, with Mount Egmout towering overhead, and a great variety o£ useful information. As a specimen of typography the Star Almanack and Directory r will compare favorably with anything of the kind published in the Australian colonies, and it is to be hoped the enterprise of the publishers will be as aufflciently rewarded as it deserves to be.— Marlborough Ex )>ress. We have to acknowledge the receipt, from the proprietors, of the Hawera Star Almanack and Directory for 1888. It contains a directory of the district from New Plymouth to Wauganui, inclusive, and also a quantity of information which should bo useful to families and others. It should command a ready sale, as the price is only one shilling. — Wanganui Chronicle. We have to acknowledge the receipt of a. copy of the Hawera Star Almanack. It is very neatly got up, and contains a fund of useful information. — Tarnnaki Herald. We have received h. copy of the Hawera Star Almanack for 1888. It is a highly creditable publication containing n large amount of useful information.— Raugitikei Advocate. We have to acknowledge the receipt of ihu Rawura Star Almanack for 1888, which has been got up with its usual excellence and completeness. It contains a varied amount of general information and statistics, as well as a directory of the various ceutrcs of population in the provincial district. It will be found a useful book of reference for al classes of the community.— Taranaki News.