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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 30 January 1924, Page 4

{JNION gTEAM gHIP QOMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. Will despatch steamers from New P/y----raouth Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting)— ONEHUNGA (for Auckland;— BARAWA (m conjunction with the NJ3.B. Co.)— TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 7.40 p.a Wellington, Nelson, Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru — GOBINNA and KAHIKA maintain Veekly service. Lyttelton (from Wellington)— Steamer DAILY (Sundays excepted) Sydney and Hobart from Wellington— Regular Sailings. Fiji (Sava, Levuka), Tonga (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), Samoa— From Auckland at regular intervals. Agents for Orient Line of Steamers. Passengers booked through to London by the Canadian-Australasian i Royal Mail Line (via Vancouver), also via San Francisco. UNION S.S. CO., LTD, Offices: New Plymouth. J^OBTHERN STEAM SHIP CO. 8.8. BABAWA Leaves ONEHUNGA— MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. Leaves BREAKWATERTUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 7.40 p.m. Trains leave New Plymouth station at 7.25 p an. Saloon: Single 32/-; Steerage, 24/0; School, 25/-. Outward cargo roust be at New Plymouth station not later than 10 a.m. on day of sailing. m NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD. New' Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Agents. Hawera, *J*HE SOUTH TABANAKI BHIPPING C 0.." LTD. The following vessels are trading regularly from WELLINGTON to PATEA, and return carrying cargo from And to all ports— S.S. .HAWERA, 140 tons, insulated and fitted with refrigerator. B.S. KAPUNI, 140 tons, insulated holds. Through rates to and from all ports. Consignors please address all goods "C/o South Taranaki Shipping Co., Ltd.," and advise full particulars of consignees. Customs Agency and Forwarding De* partment a specialty, in charge of an experienced clerk. F. W. GBAINGER, Manager. fJANADIAI? — AUSTBALIAN LINE The Vancouver Route—Australia, New Zealand, Canada, via Fiji and Honolulu. Europe (via America), most interesting route. For all information, guide book*, maps, etc., apply— ONION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. Brougham Street, New Plymouth. FAEMSTPOE SALE." " A€k ACRES, all level land, close to Hawera and handy to factory; carrying over 30 cows; owner took Cv r «jrer IQiPDjDIb a .butter-fat; this is a realty good place; new "house with modern conveniences; cowshed and milking machines; plenty of crop and fine paddock lucerne. Price £98 per acre; £850 Cash. 157 ACRES, 10 miles New Plymouth; , .hall level; this farm has wintered 31 2-year heifers, 4 horses and 150 sheep; without crop; TS-roomed house, cow and implement sheds. Price £11 10s acre; £465 Cash. GROOMED HOUSE and nearly 1 acre; every modern convenience, motor garage and cow-bail. Price £1275; terms arranged. 4-ROOMED NEW BUNGALOW (just completed), over £-acre, central, every modern convenience. Price, £1000; £100 Cash. C." J. BOWS, LAND AGENT, HAWEEA. ffHE WILL AND THE WAIT. No. 18—People's Confidence in Public Trustee. Sir Julius Vogel, founder of the Public Trust Office, said in the House of Representatives fifty years ago: "Honourable Members must be aware that it is very difficult to obtain Trustees for 'wives and children, or executors under wills with sufficient time at their disposal to do justice to the task; and even when after some difficulty and a great sacrifice to friendship such trustees are obtained, no one can bo sure ! that in the case of death or removal their place will be well supplied." To meet a vital need of the I people Sir Julius Vogel 'secured the establishment of the Public Trust Office. The remarkable expansion of the business in five decades is a ' great monument to a far-seeing statesman. On the 31st March, 1923, the number of wills safely deposited -with the Public Trustee approximated 35,500, and this total is increasing at the rate of over 400 a month. These figures in a country of 1,250,000 population afford very emphatic evidence of the people's confidence in their own State-guaranteed Office. riT™ T full info"nation apply to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, WELLINGTON £j-° JF 1' C- FREYBERG, District Er Ub£ c trustee, Hawera, Patea agent, Mr E. P. Hemingway. Officer attends Manama every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to *■ p.m. •-■■■ P.O. Box 12tf. 'Telephone 57. c. Hr~s uisTED > F.LA.N.Z.—A.P.A. (N.Z.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. 142 High Street, Hawera. Our readers would be well advised to take advantage of Harroptf' great end of season sale, which commences on Thursday, January 17. Prices are slashed to almost nothing and cannot be approached by any of the wholesale houses in New Zealand.—Adrt. ._ BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY. It is madness to neglect "Mu." fhere is always danger of pneumonia 3T some organic trouble developing from neglect. Better be safe tnan jorry, so start right at the first symptom to take Chamberlain's Cough Reiu<?f«y. Influenza disappears in doubie time when Chamberlain's Cougu Remedy is taken freely.— A dvr.