LOCAL DIRECTORY

Northland Age, Volume 28, Issue 58, 18 July 1928, Page 3

LOCAL DIRECTORY

■ MANItONUI county The Northland Age, Box x, Phone 3/: Kaitaia. Editor-Manager and Secrc- ' tary, A M Shugar Bank of Australasia—Managers: Kaitaia W Berridge Bank of New Zealand—Manager Kaitaia ’ DS White A.O.F. Court Ptide of Awanui—Secretary, Geo Cosson Awanui School Committee: Secretary Bert Spain. Bay of Islands Branding District.—Registrar oi Brands, H A Bailey, Stock Inspector, Ohaeawai. Department of Agriculture, Kaitaia: W P Dale, Inspector of Stock, &c. Telephone 9 2, P.O. Box 54. Eairburn-Kaiaka Hall—Secretary, J W Hoskin Herekino Co-operafive Dairy Factory— Chairman: L Lecoustre; Sec., F Lee. Kaitaia Town Board: Chairman, J T B Taaffe; Tojvn Clerk, W H Atkins Kaitaia Golf Club: Patron, Vernon Reed; President, J L Hester; Secretary, W A Christiansen Kaitaia Horticultural Society—Presiden Mrs. Lunn; Sec, Miss Mona Puckey Kaitaia School Committee: Chairman, F B Rowe ; Sec., A E Hollar. Kaitaia Croquet Club—President,Mr A Logan; vice-presidents, Mrs Munnand, Mrs Pellow; secretary, Mrs McKinnon Maitaia Public Library—Chairman, Rev G Naylor; Sec. and Treas., W R Grigg. Kaitaia Co-operative Dairy FactoryChairman, C S Puckey; Sec., L A McIntosh Kaingaroa Tennis Club: President, A H Long. Kaitaia Lodge 1.0.0. F. “ Northern Star ” —N.G., Bro R A Johnston; Sec, Bro J T Dawson Kaitaia Lodge (Rebekah) 1.0.0.F.—N.G Mrs A Wilkinson Kaitaia Bowling Club— President, A Logan; secretary, D S White. Ministers of Religion : Anglican, Vicar Rev R H Johnson, Kaitaia; Presbyterian, Rev G Naylor, Kaitaia

Catholic, Rev Fathers O’Callaghan (Whangaroa) and Zangrel (Whangape); Methodist, Rev Grice, Man- ! gonui. Mangatete School Committee : Chairman A H Long; Secretary, E Read. Mangonui A. & P. Association—Patron, E C Matthews ; President, T H Kenny ; sec, L S Morpeth Mangonui County Council—Chairman, A H Long; Clerk, C McKinnon. Mangonui Chamber of Commerce—Pres dent, A D Clemett Masonic Lodge V, .M., F. Donaldson Sec, L. H. Bell. Mangonui Rugby Union: Patrons, Allen Bell and T J Fleming; President, Alex Wright; Secretary and treasurer, E R Bird Mangonui and Whangaroa Acclimatisation Society: President, L J Matthews ; secretary, W A Wilton New Zealand Farmers’ Union (Bay of Islands Electorate Sub-Provincial District)—President, H Roberts; Organising Secretary, Capt Rush worth New Zealand Farmers’ Union (Kaitaia Branch)—President, A. W. Masters Sec., Geo Hodgson Oruru-Fairburn Co-operative Dairy Fac-tory-Chairman, J W Hoskin; Sec., W A Wilton. Postmasters—Kaitaia, H A Munn; Awanui, G F Church; Mangonui, Mr G J Nicholas. Public Health Department Barrett, Mangonui. Schools—Kaitaia, G W S’ane ; Mangonui, R B Gamlen ; Waingakau, F E Leith; Kaingaroa, W C Cooper; Oru ru C R Gribbin; Victoria Valley, Miss M E Hewlett; Waihopo, W H Murray; Houhora, H E Bridgens; Ngataki, C A Hill Oruaiti, Miss N A Rochfort; Paranui and Taipa, E J Cox; Herekino North, EP C Jury; Tekeroa, Miss L B M Wrigley Fairburns, W Timms; Rangiawhia, Mr Johnson; Te Hapua, G Grindley; Te Kao, Mrs A H Watt; Kenana, Mr Goodson; Pamapuria, Mr and Mrs Heal Awanui, J K Mclntyre; Herekino, K G Chappie; Pukepoto, Mr and Mrs T Gracie; Ahipara, Mr and Mrs P Braik Peria, R J Harrison; Waiharara, E Funke; Paperore, Mr and Mrs CAO Harper; Takahue, Miss E Bell. Waipapakauri Racing Club-President T S Houston; sec A M Shugar The Insurance Office of Australia Ltd. (The 1.0. A.) —Local agent, Mr H. R. McCarthy, not Bell & Matthews.

Pi ie tobacco alone coitributed £130,38 0 the New Zealand reve iue during the first quarter of the pres nit rear, in the shape of Custom’s duties. Wonderful is the popularity of what Charles Kingsley called “the divinest weed under heaven. Opponents of tobocco may say what they will, but the fact remains—smoking does more good than harm—provided always that the ’baccy is pure and of first class quality t’s undoubtedly true, however, that brands heavily charged with nicotine are best avoided, and it is no less true that the imported tobaccos are all open to that objection. Our own New Zealand varieties are the best. Sweet cool, and fragrant they are comparatively free from nicotine and the fact that the leaf is toasted is the secret of their delightful flavour and fine aroma. They don’t bite the tongue; they don’t affect the heart or nerves. They may be indulged in freely without fear of consequences. There are several varieties. Ask your tobacconist for “Riverhead Gold” mild, “Navy Cut” (Bulldog) medium, or “Cut Plug No 10” (Bullshead) full strength.