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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 28 September 1918, Page 7

We are advised' by the Mayor (Mr E. Dixon) that, as the result of the negotiations which have been proceeding for some time between the Borough Council and the West Coast Refrigerating Company, it has been arranged that a strip of land thirty-three feet wide, fronting on Princes street, has been sold to the Council. This, with the thirty-three feet given by Mr Rowe, next the Winter Show Buildings, will enable a full-width street to be put through- from Princes street to Albion street. We understand it is the intention of the Council to proceed at once with the formation of the new street. The Mayor and Council are to be heartily commended on the success attending the scheme, which will be a distinct benefit to the Princes street locality in particular and to the town in general. Smith and Easton will sell houseiioldi \fuirniture and effects on behalf of Mr Chrystall at the house. Gladstone street on Wednesday October 9, at 1.30 p.m. High prices are beginning to pinch. If.ever there was a time when people, should look around to spend their money to best advantage it is1 now. When it's a question of economy on drapery and apparel discriminating buyers naturally turn to the Melbourne, Ltd., whose spot-cash small-profit system, combined with a huge turnover, enable this firm to undersell all competitore.—Advt. THli U-BOAT MENACE. Fame and fortune await an invention which will effectively cope with enemy submarines. But the idea must be properly patented and protected. Although you may. not be able to devise an appliance for dealing with the U-boats, that little idea of yours in another sphere may brinj? "success. Make sure that it is secured to you. Our Free Book, "Advice to Inventors," tells how to do it. Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys, Featherston Street, Wellington.—Advt. PIPHTHERIA SUBSIDING. The discomfort .and inconvenience to householders who1 have been isolated, emphasise the necessity of guarding against•"-■'&■ return of Diphtheria. A daily gargle of cleansing and healing Fluerizol is &,n absolute safeguard by preventing the development of injurious bacteria.—- Advt.