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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8106, 8 October 1904, Page 3

j IyTETHODIST CHURCK j SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9. ! Hawera, 11 — Rev. C. Porter ; sub * y ject, "The call to Christiai '[' sympathy." !^ I [awera, 7— Rev. C. Porter ; sub ject, " Revolt and its conse 51 quences" Okaiawa, 2 - Rev. C. Porter ; " Th( a j call to Christian sympathy." c ! NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' I ; J UNION. NORMANBY BRANCH. ); TOWN HALL. NOHMANBT. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. >f T ECTURE by ANGUS J. Me c J_J CURDY, Colonial Organiser, !on "The work and aims of the Union." Commence 7.30 p.m. All interested invited. JOHN WHITE, Hon. Sec. STOMP EXTRACTING. A N Exhibition of Stumping by cI i\ means of " Rendrock," the 1 > latent explosive, will be given by r I the expert, Mr Treleaven, at Mr J. J I Morrison's farm, at Hurley ville, on 8 ' Thursday, 13'h October, at 11 » o'clock. AH farmers interested are invited > to be present. f F. J. WRIGLEY, 10*2 District Agent for Rendrock. WANTED, good milker. Apply Vyilson Bros., c/o S. j Blake, Hurley ville. WANTED to Buy— Secondhand* Roller. Address at 1 Star office. ANAWATU AND WEST COAST GREAT AGRICULTURAL SHOW. ' WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, J and FRIDAY, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th NOVEMBER, 1904. PALMERSTON NORTH. Comprehensive and Valuable Prize List for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, and Industrial Divisions. Steeplechases — Hunters and Novices. Competitions — Military Events, Handicap Wood chopping. Entries positively close October 14th, 1904. Prize List post free, or can be obtained from office of any A. and P. Association. J. C. LANE, Secretary. TJI GMONT AGRICULTURAL JDj AND PASTORAL ASSO- | CIATION. I The I 31st. A-NNTJAXj SHOW of SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, POULTRY, DOGS, IMPLEMENTS, &c, will be he'd on the SHOW GROUND, HAWERA, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 23rd and 24th NOVEMBER, 1904. PUBLIC SCHOOL COMPETITION. Prizes will be awarded to the Public School making the best and best arranged exhibit of any or all of the following : — Agricultural, horticultural, and general farm and garden products (excepting live stock), all species of home products, cured skins, mats, knitting, needlework, and carving in wood. The exhibits must be the products of the district in which the school is situated, and to b.e ibe property and ! production of residents of the school district. Full particulars will appear in programme. C. A. BUDGE, 1 Secretary. I rpARANAKI METROPOLITAN X AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 30th ANNUAL SHOW, To be bed at NEW PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 1904.

I Largely increased Prizes offered for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Dairy Produce, etc. Messrs LoveH & Christmas Ltd.'s Challenge Trophy, value £75. The Taranaki A. & P. Society's Trophy of 1902, value £25. Dairy Cow Class.— lst Piize £ist 2nd £7 10s, 3?d £5, 4th £2 10s. Entries for Dairy Cow Class close with Secretary only on Saturday, sth November, at 5 p.m. General Entries close on Saturday, 12th November, at 8 p m., with the Society's Agents throughout the District, and with the Secretary, Brougham street. £. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. NOTICE. j OWING to my sheep being j worried by dogs, Poison is j now laid on all paddocks in my occupation. M. O'SULLIVAN, 5,8 Manutahi. LOST POLICY. NOTICE is hereby given that; Policy uumbered 191,063 in the Australian Mutual Provident Society on the life of Mr Charles Houston, and dated 27th July, 1892, has been lost, and that the Company is issuing a fresh Policy. ( ELTHAM BACON CO., LTD. I THE Factory is open to receive ■ good quality Pigs every Wednesday. EDWIN PAROTT, Secretary. HAWEKA ACCLIMATISATION j SOCIETY. THE Fishing Season (1904-5) will start on Ist October, jgo-j., and extend to 30th April, -905, both days inclusive. Licenses for Men 20/ 1 Available Licenses for Women 5/ throughout Licenses for Boys New under 16 years 5/J Zealand, may be obtained from F. J. Wrigley, Hawera F. H. Boase, Hawera Cole & Donnelly, Hawera and Eltham C. E. Betts, Kaponga R. W. Hornby, Manaia H. G. Carman, Eltham Stores, Otakeho and Pihama Chivers, Jones & Co., Okaiawa And C. A. BUDGE, Hon. Sec. Hawera, 26/9/04. W. P. ALLEN, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BfcAOBSIUTH, AWATUNA. ALL work entrusted to me wil receive care and pronipt attention, and be completed at shortest notice. 1 Shoeing and all farrier's work done n an up-to-date style. 13" Implements and machinery made and repaired.. FOR SALE— Two Second-hand Ploughs, in good order. IS* My branch shop at Rjverlea is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,