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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 30 January 1912, Page 7

Miss Haselden opens her private ! school in the Foresters' Hall on Tuesday, February 6. Particulars are advertised. A Press Association message states that G. Brayshaw, Hawera, has passed the University examination in commerce. Bishop Nevill, Primate of New Zealand, who recently returned from a visit to the Old Country, told an interviewer that he had ' 'found the church attendance in England very good. In one very high church that he attended he found ! the men separated from the women. He did not believe that the influence of the Church was on the wane. It was doing a great deal of good also among the poor, especially in the East End of London. Though disinclined to discuss politics, Bishop Nevill said it was apparent that there was a general feeling of disgust at the present trend of things in Britain.. There was a very strong feeling in regard to the amendment to swamp the House of Lords with 500 new Peers. '1 should say,' he added, 'that no man is much more disliked than Mr Lloyd George. I observed this feeling not in one circle only, but in many classes.' The feeling in England in regard to Home Rule Bishop Nevill thought was- that it would never be carried. He did not inquire into the subject specially, but after meeting; and dining with various members of Parliament that was the impression he had formed."

Late Advertisements. WANTED, a laundress; wages £1 per week. Apply at once to 1 Matron, Hawera Hospital. WANTED Known—Nurse Midgley is prepared to take cases —medical, surgical, or maternity. Address: 42 Wilson Street. HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. OUTSTANDING RATES. RATEPAYERS are notified that all Rates not paid by 15th February will be sued for without further notice. H. S. ELLIOTT, Town Clerk..