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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 4 July 1921, Page 8

A Sydney message reports the death of Ted Evans, who played for the Australian eleven in the eighties.1 The Hon. C. J. Parr, Minister of Education, paid a visit of inspection this to the different educational institutions in the town. He was accompanied by Mr E. Dix«on, M,P», Mr 6. H. Buckeridge >(chairnian oi the Technical School Advisoiy Committee), and Messrs Murdoch, Death and Tait, members of the / ooxnmittee-. After visiting the • oew . Techßical High School, the prosent technical High School, and the Technical School Hostel, the Minister expressed himaelt 4s well satisfied with what he. saw-. PERFECTION. The consummate excellence of the whisky blended by D. and J. McCallum has won fo^ it the right to be known as Whisky," and every connoisseur (endorses this right because, of the xw-hisky?s superb flavour. The blenders have won the confidence of men who really know whisky, and "Perfection" satisfies the most exacting taste for a whisky which possesses both purity and 'good rich mellowness. Sole Agents for Taranaki and Welluigtonj)r6Vince, A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wangdnui.—Advt. Gilbert for "No Rubbing*; Laundry help.—Advt TRY THE QEWTfIAL tEA ROOMS HIGH STREET, HitWERA. How under New Management for MORNING OR AFTERNOON TEA. Special Room for Private Luncheon or Evening Supper Parties. Weddings and Suppers Catered for. Reasonable Terms. 1 MRS RILEY, Proprietress.