BREVITIES.

Northland Age, Volume VIII, Issue 26, 16 February 1912, Page 4

BREVITIES.

Good general lervaut wanted at Doubtle** Bay. Mr. J. Urlioh advertises today another oheque stopped. Constable Mackrell is relieving Const. O’Connor for a few weeks. Mr. Nicholas Maria has gone to Auckland. Is it about the Harbour Board ? Specifications for work at the Kenana School are to be seen at Maugonui Post Office. The Prime Minister announoes that Lionel Terry oannot be released from a mental hospital. A Warner’s Rust-proof Corset will do more for a woman’s figure than any other Corset made. Every pair guaranteed by local drapers.* Mr. H. Dacre (Dentist) will be at Awanui from Tues. 20th to Friday 23rd inclusive, and at Houhora from Tues. 27th to Friday Ist March inclusive. A list of polling booths for the licensing election are tised to-day, also three Kawakawa candidates are in the field. Where are our local aspirants ?

England won the fourth Test match by an innings and 225 runs. This is England’s third victory in the series so Warner will return to the Old Country with the coveted “ ashes.” Mr. A. Northwood has been spending a few days in Maugonui, and promised to come again shortly. Readers of the weekly pictorials will know the excellence of his photographs. Anyone wishing for an enlargement from (in old photo eould not pluce it in better hands than Mr. North woods. Mr. Geo. Cochrane has taken the house lately occupied by the Misses Masters, and is starting a Boarding House. It is only a few weeks ago that wo had several complaints from the travelling public through the North re the laok of accommodation in Kaitsia at the hotsl. Mr. Cochrane should do well in His venture.