Second Edition.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8144, 16 December 1904, Page 3

Second Edition.

Som. .nitoy U fait h f.""^™, *S* tumors are abroad. At Wednesday's meeting of the New PlymoSh miy School Board l of gmj. nors, the Chairman reported that Messrs Sewing and Hughe, had been paid the untant due to them in respect to their 1^ at K^Duni Newing^ beenga.d fflff AfflbTf nd^ftlfw re^ow 2&g feint- T was d Jded I. t£ minate*the present tenancy and to^ take the necessary stepi to relet the property by, public tender. Mr Spencer, Chief Inspector, at the EducationXard 'meeting on Wednesday { he Herald reports) paid a compliment to the SShilic ichooti in the Taranaki district. The work, especially in the higher classes, was very' good. Mr< AUsworth, having »?*«■•{.}■? chairmanship of the Taranaki Education Board! Mr Wade has been elected actingohairinan. A constable in New Plymouth (the Herald states) objected to » horse stapdSJ hobbled in Currie street. The owner didn't see anything wrong; horses, ne said, were alwlyshSbbled in South Africn. HoWever, with courtesy, he bowed to the law. Bmaft pearl brooch lost. Hams and bacon for Sale. Second-hand tanks lot sale. ,W. H. and A. McGarry will hold a clearing tale on Mr R. Dixon's fern, Finntrtyntd, Ngeire, on Tuesday next. Witch's Oil lor rheumatism, lumbago, soUtioe, all deep-seated musoular or rheumatic aalna.--Advi.