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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 205, 28 August 1940, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICE Cheap Ohiwa Property 60 ACRES FREEHOLD,, GOOD LOAN FLAT AND UNDULATING, NEARLY ALL IN ROUGH AND MANUKAt AT PRESENT, BUT PLENTY OS?: ROUGH FEED, FENCED. WITH A BIT OF WORK SHOUI<T> CARRY 30 HEAD OF STOCK. SITUATED ON WAINUI ROAD, IT. MILES FROM WHAKATANE. FOR QUICK ONLY £ 3 2 5. A J pANMXii and Co. Auctioneers and Estate Agents Agent for State Fire and Accident) Insurance, Government Life Ijisur* ' ance, State Advances Corporation Northern Building Farias Equipment Coy. - WHAKATANE WISH WINN } Gent's: Outfitter and Mercer ; Whakatane Hotel Buildings ! Representative stocks of:— \ Sincerity Suits Summit Shirts Parisian Ties Domo Belts and. Braces and ALL Working Men's lines < "THE LITTLE SHOP WITH j THE BIG VALUES" j New Zealand's I) es t tennis shoe. Full selection All. of tennis sizes,, racquets also 6/3 Men's at Para. 5/9 Women's. EEwQiiEQiWHAKATANE A Use For Latin, A new. use for Latin—one which might reconcile schoolboys to itsstudy—was described by Mr W. Wj Bird, speaking at a recent luncheon, of the Hastings Rotary Club. Onone occasion at a school in the Ure— wera country., lie said, tl\gge hadbeen a school where a nearj^^rearcu was blamed by the ing the health of girls who had sickened and died. The stream had consequently become "tapu." The real* reason given by Mr Bird for the ill—, ness was the food eaten by the Maoris, but as he knew it vain toconvince them of this he set about removing the "tapu." This he accomplished easily enough by "reciting one or two lines of Virgil's Aencid.'*'