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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXIX, Issue 3940, 5 July 1918, Page 3

Invitation to View the Newest of the New — "gr —- Millinery, Blouses, Costumes, Neckwear, etc. In Autumn Dress. J9 this autumn fashion display Our Initial Display of Authoritative Styles for Autumn & Winter will l\l. \ is an exposition characteristic of the store, for it is comprehensive eventuate on THURSDAY and following days JwIKV and complete. Here you get the opportunity of studying just the when your attendance will be appreciated. ivi \V v- actual styles that will be fashionable in the course of a few weeks. ShoWinL f£,Srr^^n^a^^^^^^^eat %%L' iMU Mm J Come early and see the displace some of the goods are sold. THE BEST VARIETY EVHR ASSEMBLED°IN OUR SHOWROOM—STYLISH .TO THE tAST DEGREE,. BEAUTI- { jj / , ■ _ FUL BEYOND COMPARE, AND PRICED SO AS TO SUSTAIN OUR CLAIM.-THE BUST VALUE .j, , ,!■/ . . .DC OIl(i QI XHe lUl'St 10 XllSpeCt. STORE IN PAEROA. - ' .\J| |J jJ •/ ._^_^, mrr - „-. „ „ .„, • . ■ ■ ■ =- Cullenand Coy., njv Drapers, Paeroa

OHINEMURI COUNTY j | .. COUNCIL. - i "VT OTICE is hereby given that .j-L i in exercise of the powers, | conferred on it by Part IV of I "The Counties Act, 1908," and every amendment thereof, and i by all other Acts, powers and au--5 i thorities enabling it, the Ohinemuri County Council did", at a ! Special meeting, held on Thurs- * I day, the 6th day of June, 1918, ! { by Special Order, make By-Laws : ! for the said County dealing with 1 I the following matters, viz.: Part I. Introductory and Penal- - ties. ' Part 11. Offences on Roads and Public Places. Part 111. Regulating Traffic Generally. Part IV. Regulating Width of j 3 Tyres. i t Part V. Vehicles Plying for t Hire. Part VI. Heavy Traffic. Part VII. Traction Engines. Part VIII. Motors. i Part IX. Bicycles. Part X. Pedlars and Hawkers. Part XI. Public Billiard Rooms. Part XII. Wharves. Part XIII. Cemeteries. Part XIV. Explosives. 1 Part XV: Ferries. 1 Part XVI. Water Supply. - Part XVII. Abattoirs. Miscellaneous. A full copy of these By-Laws is deposited at the County offices, Paeroa, and is open to the inspection of the public during office hours until Thursday, the 18th July next. j Notice is also hereby given | that the Special Order above re- j ferred to will be su'o nitroil fo> j confirmation at a special meeting j ' of the Council, to be held on ' Thursday, the 18th July, 1918, at 11 a.m., at the Council Chambers, * Paeroa. Dated at Paeroa this 11th day of June, 1918. R. W. EVANS, County Clerk, j HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. The oldest established—the best organised—the most capably I 1 staffed —and the most successful institution of its kind irfthis part j of the world. ' This institution j can arrange for you—YOU MIND ' —to • receive the best practical knowledge and training which . will enable you to "advance to a high position, bringing a better 1 salary than you now receive, and all this at a minimum of time and 1 expense ; and you can qualify without leaving your present po- j sition. May we tell you how ? \ Send to-day for particulars, with-1 out obligation on your part,_ of our splendid courses in Practical Bookkeeping, Modern Accountancy, Advertisement writing, r j Shorthand, Complete Business > Education, Preparation for the : Matriculation, Teachers'", Public ;. Service, or Law Examinations. •- Say just which interests you. -_ Address: tl HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S >} Correspondence Schools Lt., [_ Auckland. b P.O. Box 516. •'■ < J W. MARSHALL, c Boildcr & Contractor c . ■ lf TjIOR DAINTING ]' -* -^ \ A ND "TVECbRATING " .AND \LL /^LASSES j T) UI I,DIN G TIT ORK ■KSTIMATES • FKKE. j Workmanship Guaranteed , 'Phone No. 4. i - "■■ *" ' BROUGHT UNER CONTROL. If neglected, Bronchitis becomes chrcnic, weakening the system and- * paving the way for serious attacks 8 of lung trouble. No matter whether 1 for child or adult there is no medi--5 cine for this complaint equal to f Chamberlains' Cough Remedy. Taken early it checks the spread, of inflam- ' mation and prevents the full development of the disease. Even fully established Bronchitis is promptly brought under control by the use cf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.—Sold _ everywhere. If your property is -not Insured a , call on or ring up W. D. Nicholas. l- dgent State Fire Insurance Depart--8 merit, Ohinemuri Gazette office, PaeI roa. Insurances effected on the most * favourable terms.—Advt.

m O-LET.—-In Coronation St., 5JL roomed cottage, including bathroom and scullery. Washhouse, copper and tubs. No kahikatea. Rent 11/— -Apply, W. M. CULLEN. T OST on Thursday night two -H-i geldings and mare; two covered. Reward'at BRENAN'S STABLES. P LEASE NOTE. — At our X Pharmacy we dispense prescriptions with the finest drugs procurable direct from .the leading manufacturers. We stock Nursery and Toilet Requisites, Homoeopathic and Patent Medicines. Auckland prices. — Thomas, Chemist, Paeroa. THANKS. MISS LULU VUGLAR wishes to return her hearty and best thanks to all her friends and others who worked on her behalf, and also all who contributed money on behalf of her candidature in the recent Juvenile Queen Contest. CRITERION THEATRE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ' TO-NIGHT TONIGHT. Messrs C. A. White & Marshall Palmer present the world-famed THE WORLD'S GREATEST HARMONY & MELODYMAKERS. Jubilee Choruses, Glees, Trios, Solos, Quartettes, Duets, Plantation Melodies, Coon Songs, Dramatic Scenas, Ragtime Ditties, Forming a programme of incomparable excellence. Box office at Harris.' Prices : 3/-, 2/1 & If- (Plus tax). CENTRAL THEATRE. PAEROA SECOND DIVISION LEAGUE. IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING MONDAY, JULY 8. Chair will be taken at '8 p.m. by His Worship the Mayor. Address by Mr H. Poland, M.P. Mr W. Marshall will speak on the recent conference, Minister's replies, and policy of Financial Assistance Board. LADIES'JNVITED. " RED CROSS CARNIVAL. DRAWING OF PRIZES. The following is the result of the drawing by the Men's Executive at the Red Cross Rooms : Garden Vause, H. Bush ; Wrist let Watch, Mrs Moresby ; Eiderdown Quilt, S. Goodman ; Camisole, Miss Dawber, Dollhouse, Bel] Hobart; Doll's Hammock, Muriel McDougall; Bicycle, W. McAnulty; Clock, B. Gwilliam; 5011: Flour, Miss McPherson; Flag Cushion , O. McWatters ; Satir Cushion, W. Sorenson ; Butterfly Cushion, Miss McPherson ; Lady's Handbag, Mrs H. Sorensen ; Blue China Bowl, J. L. Pascoe ; Cake (Leach and McDonell) Mr Kenny Pair Canaries, Mr Fathers ; Ham Miss Priestly; Soldier's Razor M. Quane ; Pair Gloves, Mrs J Black. A. HAMILTON, Secretary Ladies' Committee. The Sign That Means Home! To the boys on every fighting front the Red Triangle Huts take the place of Home and cater to the deepest needs of the men in khaki, as well as to their physical comfort. "The V.M.C.A. hut is the only home the bops faioio from the time they enter 'France till they come out" writes one soldier." Will you help to keep the V.M.C.A. fires burning? Sand donations to OAPT. D. A. EWEN, Hon National Y.M.O.A. Treasurer, Baker's Building, Wellington.

—• PAEROA — .WANTED TO LEASE With "purchasing clause One 'to Two Hundred Acres (Brazing Land. / Particulars ■ ■ J. PICKWOR7H,. Ms<as3Brwß3iMßa«scgipsm«sSi^a?r«ra . i I THE li TON' UNION TRUCK. For Farm Or Commercial Work j a Better than a team of horses! The Union Truck 'eats" only when j •jj it works, and is easily the cheapest means of commercial delivery or j farm cartage. 'Tis powerful and economical and is- always ready and j never "out of sorts." Less troubfe than horses, takes a bigger load, and quickly pays for itself in the saving- it makes. The price is £350 (approximately) and we will arrange terras. Call and inspect this finest motor and truck on the market. J. Pornaroy & Co. Limited. COACHBUILDHKS & MOTOR ENGINEERS, HAMILTON. WIvRE ALSO A^HNTS FOR OVERLAND CARS, . SEEDS, PLANTS, FRUIT "*S9cL TREES. I iT^^S^ WH NEW SEASON'S SEEDS ARE \ / j^^^" KKADY — Fresh, Clean, and 1 / full of Gsrmiiicitiog Power. ! GT TV/TACK AY, "The Satisfaction Seedsman," ?J • J-YLaCKAY, 106, Queen St., AUCKLAND |

FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD. HIKUTAIA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 9, at 11.30. V'A DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS OU (Whole Herd). 10 Store Cows 6 Beef 50 Weaner Calves 50 Mixed Cattle 20 2-year Dairy Heifers 10 3-year Dairy Heifers 20 -Fat Sheep • Set Evans' Patent Harrows. Entries Solicited FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING | CO., HAMILTON. NOTICE. ANY PERSON found trespass ingl on my property witl" or without dogs or gun will be prosecuted. GEO. SARJANT. NOTICE. ANY PERSON found tres passing with dog or gur on my property will be prosecut cd. M. ROBSON. FIRE AND ACCIDENT. INSURE WITH THE NORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO. Low Rates, Prompt Settlement of Claims. Wm. MARSHALL, Agent for Paeroa. If you want to do business, advei tise. If you want to do more bus: . ness, advertise more. It is a simpl plan, and efficacious always.

The public are requested to particularly note when they ask for "Perfection" Whisky that they get McCallum's. Avoid imitations. Cooke and Co., Albert Street, Auckland. | AN ECONOMICAL CALF FOOD. Price is surely not the most important factor in a calf ford—quality and results are the first essentials. By saving a few pence in the price per bag, the farmer may easily lose pounds in the figure his cslves will bring -at market. "CEREMILK" may cost a little more than other brands, but its satisfactory results make it the most economical calf food on the market. Mrs W. Bruce, of Momona, writes: "I have used 'CEREMILK' now for two years and find it very economical. The calves like and relish it and certainly thrive on it. I find the food very easy to prepare, and as long as I rear calves, I shall use 'CEREMILK.' Try "CEREMILK" —equal to whole milk in nutriment. At all stores and factories. Local Distributors : H. E. Gillespie, Auckland, Provincial Agent. | PLEASED WITH RESULTS. If troubled with indigestion, constipation, no appetite or feel bilious, give ChanVberlain's Tablets a trial, and you will be pleased with the result. These Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. —Sold everywhere.

A distinguishing attribute of "Perfection" Whisky is that it can be taken neat, it is so mild and mellow. This mildness and mellowness is the results of keeping "Perfection" in the wood for a long period before it is bottled for export. Avoid imitationk Cooke and Co., Albert Street., Auckland.