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Northern Advocate, 27 May 1938, Page 2

QTAMATEA COUNTY COUNCIL MOTOR DRIVERS’ AND HEAVY TRAFFIC LICENSES The, Traffic Inspector and)- an officer of live Council will lie in attendance at the undermentioned places for the purpose of issuing the above Licenses. TUESDAY MAY 31st KAIWAKA —Jaques’ Store: 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon. MAUNGATUROTO —Forresters' Hall; 1.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Drivers are requested to bring their old licenses. E. G. AICKIN. 657 County Clerk.

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ADVERTISED GOODS AND SERVICES ARE YOUR GUARD AGAINST INFERIORITY Anglican Mothers' i Union The? Anglican 'Menhors’ Union met on Wednesday afternoon last. The usual service in the church was conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. H. Heaslip, who also took the opportunity to welcome* visitors. Adjourning to the parish hall, the ladies wore given a most interesting address by the Rev. Brierly, of the Hikurangi '"Presbyterian Church. He spoke of his work among the Kanakas in the Queensland Mission Field. Tu thanking Mr Brierly, the Rev. Heaslip mentioned the fine spirit of brotherhood that existed between the various churches of Hikurangi. A social followed, at which songs were sung by Mrs Beeston and the Rev. A. Sanft. Mrs H. Pearson and Mrs Palmer were accompanists. A competition arranged was won by Mrs Burley. Lodge dSoeiai After Its usual meeting on Wednesday night, a social evening was arranged by men of the Star of Hikurangi Lodge. Two carloads of visitors came from the Whangarci Lodge, and a thoroughly enjoyable evening was spent. Carpet bowls, table tennis and quoits were the main items of enterj tainment. and a first-rate supper was ! served. i I Air Vice-Marshal Sir Edward Ellington. Inspector General of the British Air Force, who is on route to Australia to report on The Air Force, avid is due at Fremantle on June H, is expected to sail for New Zealand about July 15 Your Grocery Order Our aim, on receipt of same, is quick despatch, careful packing, and you. receive Groceries of FIRST QUALITY ONLY mess* pORNj FLAKES ill =s*s COE THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL 1 Fancy CUP, SAUCER and PLATE for IJ cl ea. ECONOMIC STORES PHONE 40 HIKURANGI wimmm meeps . . * For Winter Comfort ami to make life at home move pleasant, let m suggest possible needs for the Home—' HOT WATER BOTTLES from ga! (Guaranteed.) ELECTRIC RADIATORS ;{5/THERMOS FLASKS from 9/o For pleasant entertainment for both Adults and Children ue have a fine range of popular INDOOR GAMES For those who enjoy Reading— AMERICAN MAGAZINES—Gd ENGLISH—from fid will find an interesting range of Knitting Books LVIN 111 to wi<Jl ;hp latest garments that can he made in Wool. C. GAGER Two Shops HIKURANGI Phone 25M Hiluirangi’s Coal (Suitability A resolution to the effect that the Hikurangi Coal Company and the Kamo Collieries should be asked to 'state if they could supply coal suitable for locomotives was passed at the annual meeting of the Whangarei Harbour Board yesterday on the motion of Mr R. H. Allan. The companies are to be asked, in what weekly quantities they could supply the material. Mr E. L. Whimp asked if it was not the Railway Department that had an objection to Hikurangi coal. The chairman, Mr J. A. Finlayson, declared that the cement company at Portland always kept a certain amount of Westport coal in case of emergency, as it could not store Hikurangi coal satisfactorily. Mr P. Gardner suggested, that this request might be beyond the board’s jurisdiction. The coal companies were bound, to look after their own affairs and do what was best for trade, Mr K. M, Slovens; The information obtained will be of interest 1o the board. The resolution was agreed to. Farewell Dinner A farewell dinner was tendered in the Hikurangi Hotel on Thursday of last week to Mr and Mrs S. Meyer, who left the district to take up residence at Papakuwv Mrs A. Cadman was hostess. During the evening, Mrs Meyer was presented with an electric toaster, on behalf of the Hikurangi Hockey Club, of which she has been an enthusiastic member for many yeats.