SIR JOSEPH WARD AT PATEA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7399, 27 February 1902, Page 2

SIR JOSEPH WARD AT PATEA.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Patba, February 27. Sir Joseph Ward addressed a large meeting here last night, dealing principally with financial matters. He met with a hearty reception, and a vote of thanks and confidence in the Ministry was passed. Sir Joseph left early this morning for Feilding. "" A meeting of the executive of the Seddon 'Presentation Committee was held in Wellington yesterday, when it was decided that lists be circulated in the city and in the districts from Wellington to Woodville and *L New Plymouth, except Wanganui, for signatures to the testimonial. The testimonial expresses appreciation and approval of -the prompt and praotical proofs Mr Seddon has given of the sympathy of his fellow colonists with their Motherland in South Afrioa. Cheap fruit at the mart. NOT TOO LATE. Is there anything more intensely pitiable than tho sipht of a weak, nervous, helpless woman, and yet in our small community there are many of them. Such women are not sick, but are suffering from what is commonly called poor health. They are nervous and irritable, and lack the vitality to enjoy the pleasures or support the cares of home life. Wilton's Bovo-Ferrum, the: new tonio, makes weak women strong, and sick women well. It fills the arteries with, rich red blood, and builds up the entire body with good sound-flesh. All chemists, and stores 2s 6d. You can depend on ridding your chil dreu of worms with Wade's Worm Figs, the wonderful worm worriers Prioe ls. — Mr Spence, of the Economio, Hawera announces, the arrival of new goods in every department. The dress velvets,, jackets, and maokintosheß are the latestCustomers visiting the Economio will find & large variety to select from.— Advt. TENNIS GOODS I TENNIS GOODS I F. J. Wmgley has now landed the new season stock of Tennis Rackets, Balls, Nets, Poles, Markers, etc Rackets by Slazenger and Forrester from 10s to 30s, all wei«htß. Slazenger's Balls, Nets, and Polos. Inspection invited. — Advt. esVu?; « BEDSTEADS 1 1 BEDSTEADS 11 I have just landed ex Buapehu, four x^ — J cases of brass rail and ordinary bedsteads. These bedsteads are a very fine assortment, - and especially well finished. They were bought when the English market was very low, and will be Bold at less than city prices for cash. Everybody in want of "H a good value bedetead is invited to inspect these goods at F. J. Wrigley's, High street, Hawera.— Advt. One of the finest exhibitions of carpenters "" tools is now on show at Gibson's Cash Wabbhouse, Princes street, and will interest carpenters and amateurs. Every article is prioed with plain figures. Manynew ideas.-Advt.| .^. HJj p-i~-^