GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 7 May 1921, Page 7

GENERAL TELEGRAMS

OVERSTOCKED CEMENT MARKET

(BY TELi£GRAT>TT PWF.RH ASSOCIATION > WELLINGTON, May 7. lne t*o;den Bay cement works have closed down, due to an overstocked market.

The Mayor of Hawera, Mr. E. Dixon M.P., in company with Mrs. Dixon and Miss Dixon, left Hawera for Wanganui 1 this afternoon. On Monday they go on to Wellington, where Mr. Dixon will spend a couple of days attending to public business, after which he will visit Nelson. Mr. Dixon expects to be away from Hawera about a fortnight. -< Messrs Treweek and Joll land and stock agents, advertise in this issue a rew properties, for which there is a demand. The firm have % big list of properties for disposal, including further eases and exchanges, for which particulars may be obtained at their offices Regent street. ' n.Th! V? &tal and teleS»-aph revenue for i-n^ non qUarter f 1921 "mounted to £/05 020, compared with £564,330 in the first quarter of 1920. .The Catholic Church will' hold services to-morrow at 9. 11 and 7, 'not at \dvt aS previously -announced.— «w?™r d,? f at sfc"bo°™ cold/ Take XNAZUL, the penetrating, prompt and pure remedy. 1/6 buys 60 doses. - Advt.