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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 February 1919, Page 1

■ SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT!. EXTRAORDINARY SUMMONED MEETING OF THE LOYAL KAPONGA LODGE, No. 7966. ALL Members are requested to attend Lodge on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17. District officers present. Business important. No apologies accepted. All fines enforced. By Order N.G. A. MELVILLE, ; P?r. Sec. ST.. MARY'S, HAWERA. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16. A MEMORIAL TABLET to the late SERGT. ALFRED SALMON will be unveiled at To-morrow Evening's servfice. C. H. GRANT COWEN ' . Vicar. HAWERA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. REV. HENRY B. GRAY. 10.25 a.m.—Men'a League Bible Study Circle (Phil. 2: 1-11). 11 a.m.—Subject:: "The' Divine Chatlenge;" ? 7 p.m.—Subject: "The Cry of Blood:" Mokoia—2 p.mv HAWERA METHODIST CHURCH, REGENT ST. SUNDAY NEXT. Preacher: Rev. A. Livereedge. LI a.m.—Conviction, and Compromise." 7 p.m.— I<A Message to Young People." • Anthems by the choir. Visitors welcomed. HARVEST FESTIVAL. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 23. Sformanby—ll a.m., Mr E. Dixon; 7.30 p.m., Mr J. Foy. irarata—2 p.m., Sister Nellie. Meremere —2 p.m., Rev. A. Liversedge. RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ELTHAM. Kaponga—ll, Mr Campbell. Fraser Road—2, Mr Campbell EJtham—7, Mr Campbell. rjOSPEL HALL, PRINCES ST. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. MR HARRY ISAAC. Welcome to all. ROWAN SPORTS COMMITTEE. will be held on THURS- £> DAY, MARCH 6. Particulars later. COUNTY OF EGMONT. BRIDGE CLOSED. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given *- that the Matanehunehu Bridge, >n the Main South Road, near Pxraiho, n tlie Rahotu Riding, will be closed to ill traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on LHURSDAY, the 20th inst. Ci R. PEASE, ■County Engineer. Opunake. February 14, 1919. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. FINAL NOTICE. VTOTICE is hereby given that 10 per -^ cent, will be added to all rates jnpaid after the statutory date under ;he provisions of Section 28, Rating ict, 1910. Summonses will be issued for all fates unpaid by 20th March. By Order. E. C. HORNER, Clerk. ROWE AND LACEY, LAND AGENTS. (Next to Osborne's Mart,) HAWEIiA. 68 ACRES, 1£ mile® from borough, factory, school and railway; subdivided into 12 paddocks; watered by running stream© and weld grassed; 7 acres in crop; 5-roomed nouse; 10-bail concrete shed; machines can be taken at valuation; carrying capacity, 30 cows. Price £50 per acre; £1000 cash; balance 5 years at 6 per cent. A DingDong Farm. 78 ACKjES, sub-divided into 8 paddocks; good running streams; 6 •acres crop; excellent sole of grass; carrying capadity 33 cows; modem /-roomed house; 16-bail shed, and outbuildings; 2 miles from factory and railway. Price, £55 per acre; £1000 cash; balance*s years at 6 per cent. Great returns shown from this farm. 72 and 65 ACRES in two farms; suitable for two brothers; with houses and sheds; one shed with milking machines, wiith Hutchison pump; 21 acres in crop; well sub-divided; watered by running streams; milk 60 cows and do them well. Price, £55 per acre; £800 cash; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Splendid value. 80 ACRES good gras© land; well subdivided; all level; watered by stream; 7 acres in crop; 8-roomed house; 7-bail concrete shed; 2 miles from borough, factory and railway. Price, £50 per acre. The first man to (inspect will buy. 72 ACRES flat land; laid down in best English grasses; good 6-roomed house and all conveniences; 24-bail concrete shed; large outbuilding; carrying capacity 30 cows and dry stock; l£ miles from factory and railway. Price, £50 per acre; £600 cash; balance 7 years at 6 per cent. A Real Snip. We are appointed SOLE AGENTS. ANTED~Kno w n=^Sapo~n~4~iikts'. 1/2; Candles, 10d; Matches. 9d pkt.; English Essence Lemon, 10d bot ■ Soap, 3 bare 2/6. —Harris, Grocer '