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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7376, 31 January 1902, Page 2

ri HA.RUES 0 LARSON AUCHITKCI NILSQN-STBBKI, .. .. JtlaWfißA Opposite Foresters' Hall.) Dbntaxi Surgeon, liAWERA. Has lemoved to rooms ! OVER ECONOMIC BUHjDING. ■fOSEPH HIGHAM PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. I PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TUNER Address — UNION STREET. HAWEPA. 1902. FISHING SEASON 1901. \ F. H. BOASE, •pTAS opened a Splendid Lot of FISHING TACKLE direct from the manufacturers for the Coming Season, which, for quality and price, cannot be beaten. NEW RODS, NEW BAITS, NEW FLIES, NEW LINES. INSPECTION INVITED. F. H. BOASE. MEETINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. To-night. B— Mr O. E. Hugo's lecture in Oddfellows' Hall B.ls— Dinner to Bandmaster Hughes To-Monnow. 12 — Egmont Farmers' Union sale on account Mr J. J. Connell 12— Messrs McGarry's sale at mart, Eltham 12.30— West Coast Farmers' Trading Association's sales at mart 12.30— Tindle and Co's Awatuna sale I—Nolan,1 — Nolan, Tonks, and Co's Eltham horse fair I— Messrs McGarry's sale on behalf of Mr T. C. Stanners I—Abraham1 — Abraham and Williams' Palmerston j horse fair 2.3o— West Coast Farmers' Trading Association sale of drapery in estate of G. Goddard 7.3o— West Coast Farmers' Trading Association sale of Borough Reserves NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AND OTHERS. fXIHE accounts for pa3t year J. have now been sent out to * subscribers. As the delivery of the Stab extends over a large district, and the total amount outstanding amounts to a considerable sum, the proprietor will be glad if the amounts due are forwarded promptly. Subscribers who usually pay in advance are reminded lhat in order to secure the concession allowed for this, payment should be made during the first month of the term.