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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 December 1913, Page 1

SpMlal, Advertisements. PUBLIC MEETING. BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS, HAWERA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19. I At 8 p.m. I JUNIOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR HAWERA: ALL interested in the establishment; , of, such a School invited to attend, especially chairmen and membere of all local bodies. School Committees, Dairy Factories, Farmers' Unions, A. and P. Associations. HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE following Fishing Licenses have been issued to date. Holders of Licenses are requested to protect their own interests. Persons fishing without licenses will be prosecuted. ■' ■ HAWERA.—E. R. Sowerby, J. G. Grant. A. Dawson, -A. Spragg A Hamilton, A. Kean, A. J. Mander; W' Foubister, W. J. Bell, W. GoodW, ™- Tonkin E. Gooday. E. Bretherton, W. H. Barker, J. Mitchell, F G Tre^ week; J. B; FJeck, J. Moore, A, Barley, E. Muggeridge, C. F. HilT B. C Bennett, Wilton , White, J. J/ Caldwell. H. F. Morrison, W. H;? Hughes, senr.. G. Clareburt. BOYS' LICENSES.—S. Spence, G. Wills, H. Hearn, J) McPherson, C. Higgs. R. Craig, F. Williams, W. Milne, G. Clemoes, A. J. Hughes, W H. Hughes, junr., R'.^Wills. OTAKEHO.—E. #' Putt, L. Mackie, L. Mudford. MANAIA:—C./W. Young, G. C. Glenn. A. H. Powell, Mrs Powell. PIHAMA.-^F. W. Mason, H. Kappely. H. Baylis, Jas. Conaglen, A. Allan. R. Baylis, J. G. Rutherford, F. Julian, W. J. Stacey, W. Lambie, D. Holmes. ; . . KAPONGA.—R. Law, L. H. Baigent, T. Can-, H. J. G. Allan, C. H. Severne,, T. Preece, C. Hartley. ELTHAM and MANGATOKL—W. Lambie, J. Smart, J. Cumberworth, S. Pilkihgton, J: M. Poynter, J. Maxwell, E. Horrobin, F. Basham, P.1 Duncan, W.Horrocks, H. Fake, F. J. Hodgson, R. Butcher, C. Stanners, H. F. Haden, G. Thomson, H. De Launay, M. M. Bridger, 0. Webby, A. Gower, L. C. Ferguson, R. Lambie. INAHA,—W. W. Forsyth. J. Silvester, J. A. McCallum 3 A. Huggins. OKAIAWA.—F, Radford, S. Radford. A. Shearer. KAPUNI.—T. J. Shaw, Jas. Byrne, J. D. Jenkins. ' KAUPOKQNUI—H. Paton, A. T. Mouat, J. ,;Coutts, R. Hughes, H. Mead. P. Gollop. OEO.^G.-*and J. Biggar. NORMANBYc—F. J. H. Andrews. AUROAi—R:--W. J. McNeil. A Turner, Nukumaru; M. Hunter," Kai Iwi; J. Amundsen, Waitotara; J. Watson Waitotara; B. Gordon and E. Hart, Waverley; C. Alscock, Westmere : T. L. Jones, Patea. V~^ HETWODE, SCHOOL DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. SEASIDE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals: I The MISSES STANFORD. V- The First Term 1914 will begin i WEDNESDAY, February 4th. manaia hotel. manaia. First-class Accommodation, excellent cuisine. MODER ATjfTARIFF v ■ M. CHRISTENSEN, Proprietor. JUST ARRIVED! JUST ARRIVED! LARGE Assortment of Travellers' Samples—BRUSHES, ENAMELWARE, and TINWARE. GIVE AWAY PRICES. COME EARLY. BLACKER & /~10., ' QUALITY, SjpgP**' ■" XMAPffesENTS. Ladies' Silver Watches, from 20s to 80s. Ladies' Gold Watches, from 45 S to £20. Wristlet Watches, from 16s 6d to 425. Gold Bracelet Watches, from £4 5s to £9. i Gold Muff Chains, 55s to £10. Gold Neekle.ts, 10s 6d to 40s. Pendants for same all prices. Gold Brooches, from 6s to £8 Bs. !' Gold Bracelets, from 17s 6d to £8 10s.: • Gold Curb Chain Bangles, from 21s. Silver Enamel Brooches, from 2s. Hat Pins—a splendid assortment. ! SILVER-MOUNTED GOODS. Hair and Cloth Brushes and Mirrors, Photo Frames, Purses and Bags. Shaving Strops and Pads, Match Boxes, Sovereign Cases, Putt Boxes, Hair Pin Boxes, Vaees, Napkin Rings, etc. -. Nickel Lever Watches • 20s—a nice Xmas present for a boy. Other Nickel Watches, from 7s 6d to 35s ■ '■■' ' ' ' ft W. S AIM3ENT' i WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, HAWEBA. -) MOTOR CAB FOR HIRE. RING Telephone 95 will find 30 b.p Cadillac Car. thoroughly careful driver, or apply Goodwins Garage. While endeavoring to start a Car. A. Smith had h» right arm fractured. This makea the fourtl fractured limb in one wsb±™ ™ SS (Wjne can«jei '<■ Buy . a SBtK-STAKTJJJI C^ILLAC CAR and pet,»way from the riskr alao »ave,jnonfr by Rettmß your Car before the duty goes on. D. J. GOODWIN, Agent, HAwera. Phone W.