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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 26 September 1918, Page 8

Mr A. D. Perkin, secretary of the Egmont A. and P. Association, who lias been indiepsoed for the past three weeks, has sufficiently recovered to be able to resume has duties. A great attraction is promised Okaiawa to-night, when a company of high-class "vaudeville artists, including Mr Franklin Detvon will appear at the Public Hall. These airtists are from Fuller's Vaudeville and other wellknown companies. An interesting show is assured. In a few days Wanganui will be without any fire-fighters—-unless some arrangement can be quickly arrived at, says the Chronicle. The. Council was advised on Tuesday that tlhe three months agreed upon during which the Fire Brigade would carry on until the Fire Board was formed would expire on September 30th." As the Fir© Board has not yet been brought into existence, the position is a rather serious one unless the special committee which is dealing with the affair can come to an arrangement. At t!bis week's meeting ol the Council there was a sharp discussion on the matter, but eventually three councillors were elected to the new board. Got at the facts and then go ahead, is our idea and advice to dairy farmers. s We want you to make inquiries from your friends who hay© dealings with us. The fundamental principle in our business is to give correct weight and test of all cream we buy. It is the essential essence of success in our business for the reason" that the dairy farmers are not always able to do it themselves. We should like to get more cream suppliers this season, and can assure you of the best returns. Write us. —Maoriland Dairy Co., Box 185, Wanganui.— Advt ( DIPHTHERIA SUBSIDING. The discomfort and inconvenience to householders who have been isolated, emphasise the necessity of guarding against a return of Diphtheria. A VHJy garble- of cleansing and healing F'lienzol is *n absolute safeguard by r""'.-«^itinp: the development of injurious Bacteria.—Advt.