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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 23 October 1912, Page 8

A private cable message was received in Wellington on Tuesday night announcin?; the death, in Sydney, of Mr E. J. Finch, late inspector of the Bank of New South. Wales for New Zealand. The Haw era polica were notified from Sbratford to-day that a man named Gsorge Blanchard had died suddenly at y, aipuku this morning. It is not known if an inquest will be necessary. There'll be many heads at the show hatted wich Borsaliho Lounge Felt Hats. Messrs Aclamson and Robb have a fine assortment in the latest colors and shapes. * A neatly dressed'girl is a sight for sore eyes, in his replace announcement Mr J. C. Gillett draws attention to his fine stock of girl's dresses, and invites inspection of these goods.- - (Advt.) for the coming season is now on view. It includes all those light-weight materials that warm weather demands. We give you a cordial invitation to inspect the new goods and our new showroom, which is now complete. The increased space at our disposal means more comfort and convenience for out ou'^mprs.—tConnorniV—Arlvt. The war in the Balkans has Ijegnn in earnest, and the great Powers will be lucky if they are not involved. Au tria, looking ahead, has started to get n ere guns. It is a question as to who vu'll win. Tliere is no question al:out the statement that Crescent Tea wins in the tea trade competition. Three grades— 2s. Is lOd, and Is 8d per Ih. It is good tea, and is good all the time. —Advt. SUFFERED FOR TEN YEARS. "I have been a constant' sufferer from severe attacks of Colic for the past ten years, at times beig unconscious," writes Mr A. J. Cresswell, Birregurra, Viio The only thing that gives me relief is Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and I am never without a bottlo in the house." Sold by all Chemists an \lStoi eg.— Advt.