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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 October 1922, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FENCING MATERIAL! ENGLISH PLAIN GALVANISED WIRE ' ENGLISH BARB WIRE. GALVANISED STAPLES. PAGE'S WIRE STRAINERS. LARGE STOCKS CARRIED. Lowest Quotations given on Application. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., HAWERA. f AT THE MART, REGENT STREET. TO-MORROW—SATURDAY). At 1 pjn. J W. TURNBULL & CO. will sell by auction as above—Fowls, ducks, carrots, parsnips, cauliflowers, gas stove, piano, d.h. Singer sewing machine, crockery, household furniture, sundries; also choice beef, mutton, pork, sausages, etc.

JJEWTON J£ING, ITTD., WOOL, SKIN AND HIDE BEOKEES, STEATFOED. NEXT SALE—NOVEMBER 7. COMPETITION ASSURED. Labels and Advice Cards'.obtainable at all Branches. alt. '■:. :LEST--er;/ ■^ou Forget that LABOUR DAY ' Falls this year on MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922. j^ big joy bomb will burst at ■".. ;. .'■.:'■■ ' NGAEEE GARDENS on that day^ • Watch this space for the First Explosion of events in next Monday's issue ; . ~• of this paper. Telephone 315, Stratford Exchange. '■ ' -I' 'j.- _' ' i ' ■■■'■■■ ■'.- ; j ■ ; -- ; . HAWEEA-NEW PLYMOTJTH DAXLT MOTOB SERVICE.

J^N 8-SEATEE CIAR leaves Hawera '.-■. 9 a.m. daily, and arrives at New Plymouth 11.30; leaves New Plymouth 4 p.m. daily, arrive Bawera 6 p.m., ' connecting with Opunake bus at ■station.-:-' ■" ; ■'■ ,■• ■'■• « '';-- ■■-■■';■■, " j. Eight-seater car will leave as follows: New Plymouth 9.40 a.m., arrive Hawera 12 -noon, connecting with Smith's Wangamii car; Hawera Ip.m., arrive New Plymouth 3.15 p.m. For full particulars of fares arid fimes eft route see posters. W. ARCHIBALD. "XTURSE DIX will be in attendance at the Plunket Booms in High Street (opposite Public Trust Office) on MONDAY/ THURSDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to 5 p.m. Private ad.dresa: C/o Mrs Pinel. Caledonia St. 'Phone 632. ~ " | rjHEY all swear by us, but not at us, I* :. so. make one inpre and let us put your motor or cycle in order at once. Ay! What! Got a baby and can't use it ! Well, send the pram up and we'll put some tyres on that instead.— Archbold and Co., Union Street; 'phone "yyANTED Known—New Goods now tr °Pening in all departments.—E. H. Har^op, Hawera and Stratford. Q.ILT picture frames, size lOin x 6inj reduced to 3/3; see them in the window.—T. G. liiddington, Hawera.

mo quieter and more attentive audience ever listened to an operatic performance of any kind. The experiment succeeded so well that similar concerts are to be broadcasted for the inmates of Sing Sing and for the patients at Bellevue Ho£ pital and other impotfant institutions. Mr Isaacson believes that be has demonstrated that music can help the insane, the sick, and afflicted, the unfortunate, even the prisoner, and he holds that official attention should be paid to the possibilities thus suggested. Something has already been accomplished, but more remains to be done. If," for example, adequate rdliio receiving outfits were installed \n each of the great public institutions in and near New York, special programmes of appropriate character could be broadcasted that would reach' "audiences aggregating tens of thousands, perhaps with incalculable benefit to many of the afflicted ones

TJie following is said to be almost every boy's idea of how: to have a bath: Put it off as long as possible. Set about it under protest. Toy with the faucets until the tub is ready to overflow. Whine out a complaint of the temperature of the water. Stall for an extra towel. Feel of the water again. Shiver. Fidget on one foot Stroke on the surface of the water with the toes of one foot. Junm back writhing utter horror. Shake the dirt off the shoes into the tub Make a splashing and a swishing noise witfi the bath-brush. Sprinkle the hair iaoe and neck. .Drees leisurely. Come out for inspection. The opinion is held by Mr. C E T^°i ' t V!w r *° Gisb°™« from Los Angeles that a great tourist trafnLl 7 ni Ot serel5 erel? P Australia and New Zealand unless travellers are on tZ°£ di™ T- He GXP^ed that tSe climate here was much the same as in tIJ/\CO}l^' £ nd Africans, preferred to visit Hawaii, which was more tropical There they wSild s£ an entirely different kind of vegeta! 7? l" 11*' howe^r. that New Zealand should be advertised more Brisk demand for "Keen Smiling" Help. and "Keep Smiling" Sand Soap. Oralloway and Sons—Advt Colds, mtiuenza. sore throat, huslHness, catarrh, promptly relieved by Naasol." Soothes and relieves. 60 doaes la 6d.—Advt