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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 6 May 1912, Page 1

Special Advertisements. OKAIAWA HALL. J^ADIES' HOCKEY DANCE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. Good floor. Music by Cosgrove's Orchestra, Buffet supper. Gentlemen 2s 6d, ladies Is. Dancing at 8 p.m. Programmes. L. SELLERS, _ Hon. Sec. OKAIAWA HALL. A 1^; H^ey Dance will be £wnfv ™theo^ bove Mall on WEDNESDAY, May Bth. Cosgrove's Orchestra. Good supper and floor. Programmes. Ladies Is, gents 2s 6d. «„ B. CHIVERS, fa '7 Hon. Sec. »J»OWN HALL, MANAIA. TUESDAY (TO-MORROW). ELECTRIC PICTURES. A Programme without an Equal THE LATEST! ~ THE BEST! NORMANBY ... TO-NIGHT. KAPONGA ~ FRIDAY. ADJOURNMENT OF SITTING Off ™ WEST COalt SECTII MENT RESERVES LEASFS j COMMISSION. I! , Wellington, 24th April, 1912. ? + h, erei y no*ified that *he sitting ;i oo i -fuxL misslODers appointed to deal with the several references set ou? 1281 If C?^m^ T slon on page tk? ni*v? ? eT Zealand Gaze«e of £?i f'i pnJ?'1912» advertised to be held at the Courthouse, Hawera, on Wednesday, the Bth day of May, 1912 as 11 o clock in the forenoon, has been rorM:i^2. 2p-m-onFRiDAY^ ALEX. McARTHUR, Chairman. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HAWERA RACES. fXN Bth and 9th May train leaves iVh- Wan Sanui 6-40 a.m., Hawera J-U.40 sum., arriving Racecourse 10.50 a.m. Return train leaves Racecourse 4.20 p.m., Hawera 4.25 p.m., for Wanganui. The usual 4.5 p r m. Hawera-New Plymouth train will xVOT run. A passenger train leaves Hawera 4.10 p m Racecourse .4.20 p.m., for.New Plymouth. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return until 11th May, 1912, will be issued as below on Bth May, and by the morning trains on 9th May:—To Hawera from Wanganui and intermediate stations; to Normanby from New Plymouth and intermediate stations, including Waitara Branch. These Excursion Tickets will NOT be available by the mail trains. Return tickets, available for day of issue only, Hawera or Normanby to Racecourse (price 2s 6d each, including admission to course) can be obtained from the Guard or at Hawera and Normanby stations. BY ORDER. EGMONT OPEN~COURSING ~ CLUB. THE next meeting of the above Club will be held at Pihama on WEDNESDAY, 15th May. A Sweepstake of 10s per dog .for members only. Nominations close with Secretary on 14th May. E. S. FORSYTH, Hon. Sec. TENDERS FOR LEASING. mENDERS are invited up to Ist X June for a lease for three years from Ist day of August, 1912, of Sections 31, 34, 36, 43, 44, 45, 46 and 59, Block 3, Waimate Survey District, containing 122 acres 1 rood 0 perches. Conditions of tender and form of lease can be inspected at the store of Mr J. Gilmour, Manaia, to whom all tenders are to be sent. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TENDERS FOR SALE OF FARM. TENDERS will be accepted until Bth day of May, 1912, for my interest in the Taranaki School Commissioners' Lease of 320 ACRES, Section 6 of Block 7, Kaupokonui Survey District; 20 years to run at a rental of 5s per acre, compensation to £4 per acre for improvements, with a further I right of renewal for 21 years; 200 l acres in best grass, balance light bush worked out by sawmill; situated 4 miles from Kaponga, Upper Manaia Road; late sawmill site; 2 i miles creamery and school; carry 50 cows well in present condition. Any further particulars forwarded on application to Wake and Gow, Solicitors, Eltham, or the owner. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WALTER C- CLEMENT, Eltham. UCTION Sale—£looo worth Re- . liable Drapery at Smith and Easton's Mart. Private sales at auction prices every day this week. Newgoods arriving daily. Why pay 35s when you can get it for 20s? COMBINATION of style and quality in Ladies' and Children's Millinery, Coats, Fur Sets, Costumes; Shawls, Neckwear, Belts, Umbrellas, Ribbons, Trimmings, underclothing, Jerseys, and Rainproofs for winter, which you cannot duplicate elsewhere I at our prices. Armitage's, Manaia. UCTION Sale To-morrow (Tues-1 day) at Smith and Easton's Mart. ' £1000 worth Genuine Drapery will be offered (without reserve) immediately after the bailiff's sale advertised by Smith and Easton. Be there.