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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 31 January 1912, Page 7

A first offender for drunkenness was before the Pqiiee Court this morning. Sergeant Griffiths said he did not often press for a heavy penalty in these cases, but he wished to do so in the present instance, as defendant had made t'imself particularly objectionable. Defendant expressed contrition, and the presiding justice, Mr M.. J. O'Donnell. convicted and discharged him, on condition that he immediately returned to his work in the country. This defendant promised to do. • ■ .- ,

Late Advertisements, WAVERLEY RAM FAIR, ~~~ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. At. 12 noon.. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above ac tneir "Waverley sale yards,— *}*}f\ RAMS, comprising—--35 1-shear Southdowns, bred by Jas. Johns and Jarman Estate, Canterbury 100 1-shear Romneys, bred by J. D. Hughes, late W. Grant, J. Matthews, Harrison Bros., and Van Asch Bros. 30 4-year Romney rams, bred •by P. Mungavin and Brady Bros. 60 Lincblns, bred by. breeders of Waver ley district. HATHOLIC BAZAAR WINTER SHOW; •BUILDINGS. DURING RACE WEEK. Look out for the TUG-OF-WAR, FANCY DANCES, And CONCERT- . ' j EVERY EVENING! Admission: One shilling. Season Tickets (2s 6d) now on sale. LONGFORD PREPARATORY SCHOOL, COLLINS ST. (Children under 13.) SCHOOL will re-opexi THURSDAY, February Ist. * CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. I DESIRE to notify the public of Hawera and-district that I have this day purchased the Plumbing and Tinsmithing Business hitherto carried on by Mr John Campbell. It will be my aim to carefully attend to and faithfully carry out all Orders entrusted to me, and having had considerable Wellington .and Home experi ence, I am thoroughly conversant with every detail of the business. The business will be carried on in the premises hitherto occupied by Mr Campbell in Unidn Street, and all Orders will have immediate attention E. C. HAYTON. Hawera, Jan. 31, 1912. CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. T DESIRE to notify the public of -JL Hawera and surrounding districts that I have this day purchased the Butchery Business hitherto carried on by Mr N. C. Young. Having had a long experience with the Christchurch Meat Company and a Dunedin firm, I feel competent to conduct the business on thoroughly up-to-date and approved lines, and it will be my constant aim to give my customers the utmost satisfaction. I respectful^ ask a continuance of the custom hitherto given to Mr Young. < WM. ROSSITER. Hawera. Jan. 31, 1912. W~ "mmjAS «ad crowsfMt (yco«e because tissues are starving. Use LANE'S MEDOLINE dally. A delightful Skin Tonic and Skin F(w>4. «/- at Chertitet'*. q, SMOKED Glasses, Goggles, Field Glasses, Binoculars, Telescopes, Compasses, and other optical sundries always in stock. Sight tested and Glasses prescribed. J. BRUNETTE, Optician.