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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 February 1921, Page 3

trtHE NEW ZEALAND RECEIVING DATES FOR ..'•■■ FEBRUARY: Te Roti—Every Monday Normapby—Every Tuesday. Edthara—-Every Wednesday". Opunake—Every Monday. Awatuna —Tues'dav, 8—22 TeKiri—Tuesday'15. Kaponga—Every Wednesday Otakeho —Monday, 7 —21. * Manaia—Every Tuesday ' Aujoa—Every Wednesday Inaha—Monday,- 14—28." * Kapuni—Monday, Jan. 31, Feb 14—28 Riverlea—Monday, 7—21. . *°- Okaiawa—Every Tuesday ■Mangatoki— Every Wednesday Kakaramea—Every Monday Manutahi—Wednesday, 2—16 Mokoia—Wednesday, *9— 23. Hawera—Every Tuesday. Waverley—Every Monday. Patea—Wednesday, 2—16. Buyers: °- fSSfciSJE"- angatoki T. C. ARNOLD, phone 224, Hawera. -\ ■ | JpEILDING BACON CO, LTD. FEBRUARY. Opunake—Every Monday. Otakeho—Every Monday. Manaia—Every Tuesday. Inaha—Every Monday. Kapuni—Every Monday, 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. Palmer Road—Every Monday, 10 a.m to 12 noon. Mangatoki—Every Tuesday Hawera—Every Wednesday*. Buyers: M( 388E!> B°X 49 ' Hawen *- Phone P. H. WRIGHT, Kapuni. I' wlßiS^fe^' H--J^ORT^WICK AND ioNS? Receiving Dates for February. Eltham— 7, 14, 21728~. Normanby—7. 14, 21, 28 Te Rotjr-8 22. Stratford—B. 15, 22. Tariki—9, 23. . Midhiirst—l6. Toko—ls. Douglas and Te Wera as per arrangement. ,\ ° Buyers: J. BUTCHER, Stratford; 157. .T. CARTER Eltham • 111 P BUTCHER. Waitara; 69. ■^|ESSR& GARRITY $ SOK, LTR BRITISH BACON FACTORY. Trucking Dates for February. Kakaramea—B, 92. Patea—l, 15. Waverley—2, 16. M. T. GILT JO AN, ■ . • ■ Buyer. T. H. W^* 11 * S ON HAWERA BACON FACTORY. RECEIVING DATES FOR FEBRUARY: At Works—Every Tuesday. ,- Mokoia—Every Tuesday. " Telephones: Works 180: Residence 405. \^k Can Bt Curad! Imm ■ Far^WßTiacißf »r««fa »n* •xpl*n»tl«» ■ ■ ml trMtmwit writ* In Tr— Booklet m4 * ■ ■ tvttimottiali. Otw SOOO raooaiwi. ■ fc A. J. DOIG, cmwlrt, Wm»mil J When Indisposed. •R. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS •TILL EFFECTIVE AFTER , TWENTY YEARS' USE. • It I* said that after repeated am lengthy use of certain medicine) th*t the patient becomes immune t< ' "V/, i£«£: W "*■■ .'he fact rrtu»Pk»u. -that they Iff* still the everyday remedy is thousands of hornet after years of. Mtisfactory vse. A conviaclng ex? ample is contained in the letter from Mr*. Jane Skelton, of 87 Huxle> Bt, Sydenham, Chriatchurch, N.Z., who writes:—"l can say that aftei twenty years* experience in ffie use of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills that •hey still occupy apla«e in my household as a good family medicine; they ■eem to combat most of the little* Ills that flesh Is heir to, and I find them accordingly most effective *» well for the children when indisposed. Yon hare my consent to pttblish this testimony if-required." lfrs< Skelton's statement -will be endorsed by thousands of peopl* throughout New Zealand who hare been wing Dr. Morse's Indian Root PflU for yearn and are still finding tiMOs •CfOttr* as a family medicine. _ i _-^isw>jSjasji|i^ >^lustard N3yL^ \^jr T"l II I «» iu\\ P TkeMakin/ A\\\

DO Bfc CAREFUL! Mothers often speak to their little ones thus, but they must be careful, too. The smallest scratch, on a child's ; hand will often turn to a nasty septic sore, if neglected. Keep a pot of BEE OINTMENT handy. feSy soothes' and heals sores, cuts, scratches, braises i burns, and all Bkin troubles. All chemists and stores.—Advt.