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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 21 June 1911, Page 7

The Hawera Literary and Debatin o Society will meet at the Technical' School at 8 o'clock this evening. Tho subject set down for debate is "Should Labor Unions be abolished?" Messrs Barmby and t Cole will sell at their Mart, Regent street, on Saturday, a quantity of -fruit trees and shrubs on account of Mr J. Revell, Eltham. Messrs Smith and Easton will sell, under distress warrant, a large consignment of tobacconist goods at« the [ Royal Mart on Saturday. ; Mr N. Dannefoerd, director of the I Soldiers.' Mission, Poonah, India, will i deliver an address in the* Presbyterian Hall to-morrow \afternopn. at 3.30. :•• The fortnightly class for men in firstaid conducted under the auspices of the [ St. John Ambulance Association was held on Tuesday night. There was a good attendance of members, including a strong muster of Scouts. Dr. Thomson gave an interesting Tecture upon fractures. Mr C. E. Parrington, district agent for the International Investment Company, Ltd., advertises premium bonds as a secure investment. He will be pleased to give all further particulars. The Scarlet Troubadours had a fairly gdod house on Iheir final appearance at the Opera House last night and the programme submitted was warmly received. Encores were £3e rule and many of the members were recalled on each appear^ ance several times. " WINTER COUGHS are dangerous without you stamp them out quickly. What to use.may puzzle you, but we are never disappointed by recommending our subscribers to use the old tried remedy, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all chemises and storekeepers. 3 If you get a chill, with sore throat and tightness of the chest, don't wait until you are laid up, but tackle it with "Nazol," which grips it quicker and more effectually than most remedies. Sold everywhere. Is 6d bottle of 60 doses. * The "Defiance" brand of men's hats are right out on their own for style, comfort and durability. (Manufactured by the proprietors of the Roslyn Woollen Mills. > PING PONG—ONLY A GAME. And had the inventor patented the idea a fortune would have been gained. Simple inventions frequently prove the most valuable. "Advice to Inventors" tells the best plan to adopt. It's free for the asking of Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157, Featherston street, Wellington. *