SECOND EDITION.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8094, 23 September 1904, Page 3

SECOND EDITION.

In accordance with arrangement the .tnet lamps will not be again lit m he borough until Monday evening, when the full-moon period will have pawed. Th. committee of the Hawew , Band, , haNinn heard ot a possibility of Hawera not SSU^Sltad bythe celebrated Scottish Entertainers, are now in correspondence Stth Xmwager of that company to see « Mtangements cannot be made for them to include Hawora in their round-the-world Kur! It is expected • decided answer will be received to-morrow, and should they decide to come to Hawoia, a rare treat should be in etoro for lovers of Scottish gems. Mr Beck, tho advance agent, has arrived in town to make the necessary arrangements for the appearance of the Cathedral Chotistew, Glee, and Concert Party. The entertainment is stated to bo very novel and unique, entiroly on tinferent lines to any previous combination. Particular* will be announced m Saturday's issue, Mr F. Edwards, 'chemist, has recent y had his shop windows altered and greatly improved. Mirrors are made considerable use of, and help very materially vi showing stock to advantage, while gilt lettering enhances the appearance. Inside addi&ons have been made to the show cases. Th-s wood work was dorp by Messrs Pralt and Co.

Mombers of tho Third and Sixth Contingento will regret to hear^ of the death of their old conwado, A. Norton C. McGonagle, at Braamfontein, JohannMburg. Deceased was employed in the C.S.A.K., Chief Accountants Department, Jol»»noiiburn. He was a member of tho C.S.A.Iv. Volunteer Medical Staff, and having also served during tho late war, tho body was interred with military honors, Tho deceased died from injuries, tho result of an accidental fall sustained in a toot ball match on August 6th. He was the oldest son of Mr Robert McGonagle, Scargil, of the Publio Works Department, and brother of Mr C. G. McGonagle, of tho local railway staff. Ho wont to South Africa during the war, when he first served with the Third Now Zealand Contingent. Ho came back to his home with that contingent, and returned to South Africa with .the Sixth New Zoalandors. The corn-go was headed by tho Polico Band and tho C.S.A.R. Volunteers. There was a largo following, the various local fotball clubs being represented. Many beautiful wreaths were sent, the grave being almost covered with floral tributes. Tho' donors were:— Tho 0.8. A.R. Football Club, Diggers, Villagers, Pretoria, C.S.A.R., Harlequins, New Zealand Club, Transvaal, Rugby Union, and the various depart-

A meeting of creditors in tho estate of Robert Alexander Gillespie, bankrupt, was held to-day in the office of Mr C. A. Budge, D.O.A. The following ia a l ; st of the creditors (none secured):— W. Pardington £6, R, Pearce £7, W. H. Phillips £1 16s 6d, E. J. Thomas £2 19s, Dr Moir £6 10s, Dr Goldie £3 3s, Le Quesne £1 6s, Woods- £3, Lamb and Smith £14 Os Bd, N.Z. Express Co. £3, Lambourne and Dewar 17s, F. Finer £5, Hutcheson £3, Auckland Gas Co. £1, Wilson and Horton £1 ss, all of Auckland) McEwan Bros. £3, E. Dockril! £1 In 6d, of New Plymouth; H. E. Harris £4 12a 2d, Hannah and Co. £2 14s od, W. Snence £1 10s, McAlpine £1 10s. A. Paterson £2 12s 6d, Cameron £2 10s 6d, E. Cullinan £1 Is od, Hardley Bros. £1 7s 6d, A. H. Arthur £6, J. Richdalc £4, W. K. Wallace £1 2s. W. Moore 6s, Hewson £12 10s 6d. Dr Westenra £2 17s 6d, G. Smith £2 5s Id, Dr Brown £1 7i 6d. R. Tait 16s, B. C. Robbing £3 12s. Miss MoMehamin 16s, Eltham ; total £117 •26s lOd. Mr Cameron proposed that the bankrupt pay 15s per cent, of his wages weekly to the D.O.A. for distribution among 1 his creditors. Mr Harris seconded. Carried. The bankrupt thanked the creditors for the leniency shown him, and said ha hoped to pay them all in full. Ho attributed his bankruptcy to loss of work through ill-health. Entries for Nolan, Tonks and Co.'s great spring hone fair, to be held on October 7 and 8, close to-morrow. W. Hawkins and Co. have a notico re dyoing in this issue. Man wanted, garden, etc. Office boy wanted. Wanted to buy, buggy horse. When Frank uutctiens pi»ycd before Paderewski lasi Tuesday, the great pianist commented on the teaching the lad had received. He considered it very good, and enquired who was his teacher. The lad was taughl by his father, Mr R. L. Hutchena.— Advt.

Witch's Oil for rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, all deep-seated muscular or rhouimatic pains. — Advt.