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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXX, Issue LXXX, 31 January 1920, Page 4

rj^HOS. •TD pttUMP, BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, ELfHAM & KAPONGA. Mon^y to lend ou first and Becond mortgage *ua obartal oecuriUes. *.feai ior Henry Hugtiea, Ltd., Patent Agents. "P Tl/TARSHALL. BAP.KISTEIt AND SOLICITOR, GILLETT rS BUILDINGS, HIGH ST., HAWERA, mud UfUNAKK. O'lJ.£A, RASELDES & BAYLE\, | BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, I NOTARIES PUBLIC, ' PHINCES ST., KAWERA-. TXTELSH, "ATC/~IARTHY & TJEECHEY, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, HAWERA & MANAIA. H. L. Spkatt] [H. G. Brodih QPRATT & TJRODIE, SOLICITORS, PRINCES aT., HAWERA. H W "iL>URDEKIN, A.P.A . (N.Z.) PUBLIO ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND COMPANY SECRETARY, FOT'S BUILDINGS, HAWERA. Agent tor Roy»l Exchange Assurance, O PENCE, "OUTHERFURD, "fcTACALISTER AND r^OLEMAN. \J BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, REGENT STREET, HAWERA, and at STRATFORD. Money to Lend on Approved Stock and Land Securities. TTP-EST QOAST jyTORTGAGE AND "T\EPOSIT {"10., T TD. Hega\ omce: Princes Street, Hawera. 3IONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED LAND AND CHATTEL SECURITIES AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. NO PROCURATION FEE CHARGED. DEPOSITS 5 per cent. Interest given on Deposits at Call. Bankers—BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Solicitors—Messrs HALLIWELL, SPRATT and THOMSON. Agencies—MANAlA and STRATFORD. H. BURDEKIN, . secretary. NOTICE. /CLIENTS are requested to note that V> bu3inefsß communications should ba addressed to the Manager, P.O. Box 169. Telephors 19. Correspondence and matters relating to the Editorial or News Department to The Editor. When advertisements are transmitted by telephone, especially from varieuja parts ol the district outside Hawera, such messaged should be confirmed by tetf r. Great care will be taken to ensure accuracy in the publication ol notices received by telephone, but noessarily there is a risk of error, for wbicb the management cannot be held solely responsible. It is particularly requested that communications for publication shall not be addressed to members of the staff per- | eonally, as such a course is apt to cause delay. X&8 Edjtor i§ at> all times glad to reoeiv6 CorfeEpondence giving news or expressing opinions on public matters. When " Correspondence" or Article* are signed with the writer's nama of initials, or with a pseudonym, or are marked " Comtnuhltt&tea-," The Star must not necessarily be nel'd In agreement with the views therein expressed or with the mode of expression. In such instances, or in the case of " Letters to the Editor," insertion may only mean that the matter or point of view is considered of sufficient public interest and importance to warrant publication.