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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 21 October 1914, Page 8

The public are reminded of the great gift auction in aid of relief funds for the poor of Great Britain, Ireland, and Belgium, to be held to-morrow at 2 o'clock at the Royal Mart. List :of goods to be offered will be found in our auction columns. The gifts, cartage, advertising, and auctioneers' services are all free, and it only remains for the public to respond in a similar liberal manner, so that a • substantial sum, worthy of the prosperous district of which our town is the centre, may be handed over to the treasurer of the relief fund. The mart will be thrown open to-night for inspection of sifts, from 7 to 10. ' THE 32-H.P. TOURING HUPMOBILE IS THE CAR FOR ALL CONDITIONS. It is the all-round car—right for cross-country runs, right for the city streets, right for the "speed merchants," right for the family trip: It's the Tightest, brightest, speediest, smoothest, handsomest, -strongest— BEST car in its class in the wide world! And it costs but £330, or with electric starter and lighting £380. Its long stroke motor gives ample reserve power, the frame is built of special pressed steel and tested for the greatest strains, the finish, and upholstery are all that the luxurious motorist can T'ish, and the fittings complete in convenience and efficiency. The Hupmobile should be your car, whether for rough work or smooth. It will cost you less in upkeep and give you more in satisfaction than any other car. Write for catalogue or call for demonstration. Agents: A. Hatrick and Co.. Ltd., Wangamii andWaitara; "TheTaranaki Farmers' Co-op Organisation Society/ r-Advt. .'..,.' BEST FOR BABIES. Baby's cold, if not attended to, often results in Bronchitis and other serious .troubles. Always keep a bottle of Dr Sheldon's New Discovery handy, and be.^prepared. Mothers will find it is reliable, and that babies like it. Price Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable at'W. K. V'aJiaceV TTawjra.—Acjyt. .Call at Dixon's, Hawera, and tfceir pianist will be glad -to play over the l^cset Patnotie Songa-^-Advfc '