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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 4 September 1913, Page 1

Spiels! AfSvertlasmanti. QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. TO-NSGHT, at 8. "THE HEART OF A PIERROT." Miss Asta Neilsen in the role of the Pierrot. "BEAU BRUMMEL." A \itagraph Production of the wellknown story. "THE TENDERFOOT Q." A Delightful Story of Western Ways "THE SQUIRREL." An interesting study of Animal Life "OVER THE BACK FENCE." A real Comedy offering much cleverness "THE ABSENT-MINDED APE." A Great Laugh. And the LYRIC ORCHESTRA in j Delightful Music. BAPTIST CHURCH. \LL Baptist friends and sympai> thisers are urged to meet the Key. Alfred North, General Organiser of Baptist Union of New Zealand and Rev. F. H. Radford on FRIDAY September sth, 7.30 p.m., at the Oddfellows' Hall (side entrance), Argyle Street.

RIVERDALE FACTORY HALL. A FAREWELL Social and PresentajuL tion will be tendered to Mr W Crawford in the above Hall on FRIDAY. September sth, at 8 p.m. Subscribers and ladies free. NOTICE. HAVING disposed of my business as from this date, an immediate settlement of all Accounts is requested Kindly make payment at my late office. Regent Street, to-myself or Messrs Osborne and Turnbull, whose receipt I will be a sufficient discharge. THOMAS BARMBY. August 6th, 1913. NOTE.—AII Accounts not settled by September 22nd will be placed in the hands of my attorney for immediate collection. 4,5,6,1012356

HAWERA COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE~~RE TOLL-GATES. WHEREAS the Hawera County j Council, being the local authority |in control of the Main South Road and the Normanby Road, whereon are situated "The Main South Toll-Gate" and "The Normanby-Okaiawa Toll-Gate" respectively, has in pursuance of the powers contained in "The Public Works Act, 1908," altered certain charges in the scale of tolls at present in force at the Main South Toil-Gate and the Normanby-Okaiawa Toil-Gate respectively, now therefore'public notice "is hereby given :— 1. The following charges in the said scale of tolls are rovoked: — Is. d. Great Cattle per head 0 Ih Cattle, six months or under, first 50, per head 0 1 Cattle, six months or under, over 50, per head 0 Ot Motor Car, seated for over two, but not exceeding four persons 3 0 Motor Car, seated for over ' four, but not exceeding six persons 4 0 And for each seat for each i person over six in numi ber 1 0 2. The following additional scale of i tolls shall be collected: — j Cattle of all ages, per head ... 0 1 Mo^or. Car, seated for over two, but not exceeding six persons 3 0 Motor Cycle, with side car attached 0 9 Motor Cycle Cars 1 0 Motor Lorry with rubber tyres 7 0 Trailer with rubber tyres attached thereto 2 6 Motor' .Bus with rubber tyres 7 0 3. That such alteration of charges in the scale of Tolls shall come into and remain in force as from the loth day of September, 1913, and such altered charges shall first become payable on the said 15th day of September, 1913. Dated at Hawera the 26th day of August. 1913. WALTER GOODLAND, Chairman. GEO. STRINGER, County Clerk.

STEAM LAUNDRY DEPOI. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WE have arranged with SARTORIAL SERVICE, LTD., HIGH STREET, to act as temporary Receiving Agents. Price Lists on application. Arrangements made for collection and delivery at reasonable prices. We specialise in Collars. Price Hd each. Representative will call on residents during the week. Address: Commercial Hotel. T3URGESS, XIRASER & f^O., MERCHANTS. NEW PLYMOUTH & WAITARA. WE have opened a Branch in Hawera under the management of Mr SIDNEY BURGESS. We have taken the building lately occupied by the "Hawera Star" in HIGH STREET. In addition to General Merchandise, a full range of Tobacco and Confectionery stocked. WHOLESALE ONLY.

SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. TIIHE Society' has removed from the A Old Star Building to the shop in the CENTRAL BUILDINGS (between Mr Morris and Mr <Bidwell; in UNION STREET. i In consequence of the number: of J cases the Nurse wil£ now be in attendance on MONDAYS "as well as THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, the two latter being reserved as far as possible for country patients. Correspondence may be addressed either to the Nurse or the Secretary. Telephone No. 243. LILIAN LENNON, Hon. Sec.