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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 14 April 1908, Page 7

Tho monthly meeting of the Hawera J^Ktrict High School Committee was held Nm Monday ov'.ght, Mr Bone presiding. Other members preaont wero Messrs Bates, Hurrell, Yeafbury, and Rev. GiBBQn. Tho Ambulance* Association applied lor permission to place a box containing first aid requisites in the school, also a stretcher. The request o p the Association 'was acceded to. It was dbcwJed to obtain quotations from builders for the erection of a fence around- the flag pole. The matter of providing water troughs for Worses at tho school was left to the incoming committee. " Tho committee expressed its appreciation of Mr Stmck's efforts in -working up the horticultural display in connection with the school. Mx Ekdahl's offer to donate colored certificates, to be distributed among the children gaining prizes for exhibits in horticulture at the school, was accepted. The resignation of Mr H. L. Spratt as pupil teacher at the school was accepted, and Miss N. Roche was temporarily appointed to fill the vacancy. ' Messrs James and Gillnian, land agents, Hawera, are advertising for saie a complete dairy farm of 147£ acres, situated at Otakeho. The Laiiie Medicine Company, sole proprietors and manufacturers of "Lane's Emulsion" and "Lane's Mendoline" are opening a big new factory at Oam aru on April 15th. HOUSEWIVES TAKE NOTICE. There is constant need for Bee Ointment for household use. In case of accidents, wounds, injuries and inflammatory affections of tbe skin, whicb in one form or another are commonplace, Bee Ointment stands - alone as a healer. It has speedy results. It relieves pain instantly and it repairs the normal tissueß. Lastly, it is nonirritant and effectually combats inflammation. Tbe success of Bee Ointment as a great beating remedy is not surprisir/;, because its constituents are well known as powerful and reliable germicides, possessing marked antiseptic action and astringent stimulants of value. For cuts, bruises, contusions, burns, scalds, or any affections of the skin, ask for nothing but Bee ■ Oirt-raent ond it will rnll you through Sold everywhere. Is 6d. 2 BLANKETS AND RUGS AT "THE ECONOMIC." The warmest and heaviest Blankets 1 and Rings your money can buy. Most j Blankets go thin after being washed a , few times, but the Blankets you get at "Ths Economic" seem to improve with ] washing. There's long service in them, and they are just the Blankets to suit the woman who wants something good at ( a moderate price. Rugs for all purposes are shown you, and you simply can't leave the store dissatisfied. — Advt. THE "HARTNETT' MILKER. j Mr J. N. Gamlin, Kaupokonul, writes: "Having used your 'Hartnett' Milking Machines for the past eight months, I feel confident in saying it is the best machine yot placed on the market. I have about 160 cows, and onr 8 machines have milked these in the flush of the season in 2£ hours. A small boy can operate them with the greatest of ease. I think the automatic relenser is a splendid idea, and your machines should prove a boon to dairy farmers."- C. Dahl and Co., Ltd.. Agents. Palmeraton North. — Advt. Wnde'B Worm Figs—wonderful norm worriers. — Advt.