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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 14 March 1914, Page 7

Yesterday was the forty-sixth anniversary of the defeat of Titokowaru's force at Otauto. A reminder is given of the grand annual Catholic social to be held in the Okaiawa Town Hall on Tuesday siext, 17th inst. Great preparations are being made, and an enjoyable function is assured. A movement is afoot at Ross to raise funds for the purpose of erecting a memorial to perpetuate the memory of I the late "Darby" Thomson, who recently lost his life on Mount Cook. The was a native of Ross. There have been many expressions ©f regret by various bowling clubs in the "nrovince at the death of the late JtAx Reilly, and the president of Hawera Club is in receipt of telegrams from a number of clubs asking that, oondolences may be conveyed to the family. ■•■■-.. A meeting of the Livingston Prer dentation Committee was held this morning to finally settle accounts. There were present: Messrs R. B. Hamilton (chairman), Rowe (secretary), McCarthy (treasurer), Curtis, Finlay. Flynn, and Parkinson. The "balance-sheet showed a surplus, and it was unanimously resolved that this be used in th.c purchase of a small ■memento for presentation to Mr Rowe an recognition of the trouble he had Ijeen to in organising the affair. Votes 4of thanks were also passed to the , Chairman, Messrs Rowe., McCarthy, ; and Parkinson for their several shares in the matter. The gift -to Mr Rowe took' the form of a cold albert chain, which was presented this afternoon. VIVIFIC. To Moore and Co. —My Daughter suffering from Eczema for nine years, and being treated by three doctors with no good results, a friend advised me to try Vivific Touic and Ointment, and after taking seven bottles of Tonic and using one pot of Ointment che was '.'ompletely cured, thanks to Vivific—Mrs W. Clarry, Cornwall Street. Eltham.