POST OFFICE HOLIDAYS. EASTER, 1918. GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 30. The POST OFFICE will be closed. Mails usually despatched will be closed at 8 p.m.. on THURSDAY, 29th. All pillar and receiving i boxes will be cleared at 8 p.m. on 29th. Let-ter-carriers' correspondence will be delivered over the counter on THURSDAY evening, the 29th, from 7 to 8 p.m. TELEGRAPH OFFICE will open from 5 to 5.30 p.m. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE will open 9 to 10 a.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 31. Open in all branches as usual. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 1. The POST OFFICE will open in all branches (except Money Order and Savings Bank) from 9 to 10 a.m. All mails will close at 8 a.m., and town receivers will be cleared at the same hour. There will be NO delivery by lettercarriers on Monday, but a delivery will be made over the counter on SATURDAY evening from 7 to 8. « TELEGRAPH OFFICE will open 3 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE will open as usual. COUNTRY AND SUBURBAN. HOUSE LIGHTING. Suburban and country householders have for many years suffered from all of the inconveniences inseparable from the use of kerosene lamj>s or acetylene gas. Just at present carbide is almost unprocurable, and the small supplies available are being sold at exorbitant prices. This shortage of carbide has been to many people a blessing in disguise, as it has decided them to dispense with their expensive and dangerous acetylene gas plants, and have "Wizard Lighting Systems installed instead. The "Wizard" Light is ideal for country homes and stores; it is cheap to install and cheap to use. The lamps are patented and are in every way superior to any other hollow wire lamps on the market. A few people who had' not heard of the merits of the "Wizard" Light have been persuaded to install lamps that are made on a principle long since discarded in "Wizard" Lamps. These lamps require a torch dipped in methylated spirit to light them, so that a householder on arriving home at night must first light a match and 'find the methylated spirit bottle, then a flaring torch is applied to the lamp for about a minute before the lamp will light. To light a "Wizard" Lamp an ordinary match is applied to the generator for a few seconds, a lever is turned, and the lamp is alight. The "Wizard" generator is fittedVwith an automatic needle to keep the jet clean, while the generator on other lamps must be pricked with a needle, the same as a Primus Stove. "Wizard". Lamps are insect proof, which means a great saving in mantles and globes in ] the summer. Country and suburban residents should write at once to I Messrs Early Bros., Ltd., 187 FeathersI ton Street." Wellington, for full par-: ticulars and price of "Wizard" Light- ■ ing Systems.—€2l. 30 WAIMATE PLAiNS TROTTING ' CLUB. ANNUAL TROTTING MEETING. To be held on the HAWERA RACECOURSE •■";: '■.;'''\ On ■■■■' ■ ;';' ; ' EASTER. MONDAY, APRIL 1. First Race starts at 12 noon. Horses from Canterbury, Auckland, Wellington. Waikato and Hawke's Bay competing. Admission: Lawn. Gents 5/-, Ladies • 1/6; Outside, 1/-. Returned Soldiers and Soldiers in Uniform admitted free of charge. Returned Soldiers can obtain tickets for admission on application to^A. B. Stewart, Secretary of the Returned Soldiers' Association, c/o Messrs Bennett and Sutton, Hawera. Afternoon Tea in charge of the Red Cross Society, who receive the whole of the proceeds for Red Cross Funds. HAWERA BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. G. A. HOLDER, Secretary. Box 157, Hawera. WAIMATE PLAINS TROTTING CLUB. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. "DOOKMAKERS, their assistants, •JJ and undesirable characters found trespassing on the Hawera Racecourse during the progress of the Waimate Plains Trotting Club's Meeting on Easter Monday, April I. will be prosei outed. G. A. HOLDER, I Secretary. FOR SALE. ~" IN best part of Hawke's Bay, two or three splendid farms, 500 to 1000 acres; up-to-date homes and every convenience: with most reasonable terms. Apply for particulars to S. TANSLEY, j Land Agent, Dannevirke. FOR SALE. ONE 4-cow L.K.G. Milking Plant, complete with Tangeye Benzine Engine, Vacuum Pump and Fittings for eight bails. The whole plant is in thorough working order, and is being used at .present time. Also, one 9coulter Massey-Harris Drill. Address at Star Office. ■pORD CARS FOR SALE. S.H. 1914 Model, 5-seater, £100. S.A. 1917 Model, 5-seater 3 £130. , Ford Chassis, £100. All guaranteed in good order. BURGESS & FLAN. Hawera. " A SNIP. * STRAIGHT LEASE—NO GOODWILL. 168 ACRES AT OKAIAWA. GOOD 5-roomed house, "cow shed, and all necessary outbuildings, for a term of three years. | Apply for all particulars FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE: HAWERA. Sole Agents. Factory Managers! You want the best quality Belting at lowest rates. We stock "Candy's" Balata; also Leather, Hah*, Cotton, etc.—Manning Machinery Co.. 188 Cashel Street, Chrisfcchurch. —Advt.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 March 1918, Page 8
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