THE Kawhia Settler. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1906. Local and General.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 278, 28 September 1906, Page 2

THE Kawhia Settler. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1906. Local and General.

A RUSH ON IT. -What ? ■ DEBBY tobacco in the new TW’O OUNCE TINS. It’s splendid Note the altered advertisements in this iasue of Messrs Jonathan Ltd., Hinton & Hustler, and Dance & Hamilton. Mr Bourne, photographer for the Auckland Weekly News, is at paesent 'in this district securing yiew® for reproduction in that paper, By -he Kia Ora on Friday morning Mr M rgan despatched 22 tons of preen flax, which is to be treated at Messrs Wallis Bros.’ mill at Riglan. The Christchurch Exhibition will be opened on November Ist. We ac knowledge the receipt of an invitation to present at (lie ceremony and also at a dinner to be given to the Press by the Executive Committee. The Rev. Mr Clarke, of Te Awamnla intended holding Church of England services at Kawhia next Sunday, bat owing to the frightfal fatality in his district on Thursday he J has bad to postpone the visit. By wire from’ Te Awamota on Fri-

I d .y morning, we received information I hat on the night previous four cb.l i dren uameil Hunt (aged 13, 6, 5 and ! 8) were burnt 'o death through th® he us® being destroyed. No definite j par-k ulars W re given. Mr Bagstrom ha® been transferred to the s.a. Kia Ora, and takes up the duties of chief engineer, Mr Blackwood having been rcmovcij to a similar position on cho htes’ addition to Not - .born Co,’a fleel, which has recently ' rrived in Auckland. Tboaouual meeting of the Kawhia Harbour Lawn Tennis Club is to be held on Wedutsday night, when a good master of members is requested. The courts me in good condition and it id expected that play for the season will commence at a much earlier date than previous years.

Thousands of pounds are yearly saved to th® poultry keepers of thia Pruvinoe by the use of Sharland’s Mqa Brand Egg Pbkservative. It makes eggs bring in Is 2d to Is 4d per dozen instead of 6d to Bd. One gallon preserves 80 dozen eggs, See that the correct name is on the label.* The following figures, whioh we take from the Postmaster-General’s annual report for 1&05, form a good index to I ho prosperity of the district: Money orders issued, £1514 8s Id ; ; more* uideiM paid, £lOOl 18a Id; | saving® bulks deposits, £1794 2- 8d ; ! sittings br.uk withdrawals, £1282 iBs j 101. Thus a portion of a leading article which appeared in the Auckland I Weekly Neste of September 15tb:— “A connection between the Kawhia Har- ! bour and the Main Trunk Lina is also ; eminently advisable. This was deI dared by the late Premier to be a line I . which Aucklanders ought to demand, ( ■ and one which had his approval; many thousands of acres of good land now l practically inaccessible, would thus be opened up, and whatever the form of land tenure we must all agree that the pro°perity of the colony depends upon continued agriculturol development.” SMOKERS READ THIS. The good tbiug ut last! DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in TWO - OUNCE TINS. Tty it. Don’t forget that good priutiag can be done M Fettlwb Oflh’e.

SMOKERS PLEASE NOTE. A rush on it. What ? DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, in TWO OUNCE TINS. All tobacconists. We learn that 'he auxiliary ketch Kotahi made another trip from Waitara to Marokopa duiing tho week. The poll for the loan for the Knwbia riding taken on Friday resulted in the poll being carried unanim uxly, a® also was that at Oparna for tin Okapata road.

A list for the receipt of subicri > tiotm for the Seddon memorial in Auckland has been recived by m. m d we shall be pleued to accept uuntribu tions for the same. SMOKERS. DERBY Tobacc > in the nc,w TWO OUNCE TINS is a de'ightfnl sm ko—is MILD, but. does not burn ihe tongue. Try it.

A meeting of ladies was held on Friday, when it was decided to give a ball tn Scott’s Hall on Friday, October 12-h, particular® of which are advertised elsewhere. An effort is to be made to form a R fle Club on the south aide vt the harbour. A Kawhia resident has pr • mised a trophy for competition wtien the club is formed. At the eleventh hour the Postal Depart men! called for alternate tenduiß for the conveyance of mails bi-weekly between Kaw hia and the oth?r post offices surrounding the harbour. SMOKERS, PLEASE NOTE.— The famous DEBBY To bacco is now sold in TWO OUNCE TINS, FLAKE CUT. Try it.

Attenl ion is directed to an stivertisemeut on our third page, announcing that Messrs Morey and Moore, of Now Plymouth, will open up ten case® of drapery at Kawhia on October 13. Mr E. J. Graham’s handsome purebred Clydesdale stallion was taken to Raglan from New Plymouth by the Kia Ora On Friday. It is very probable that the horse will visit this district.

Considerable damage has been done by dogs in the Kiritehere district, the loss sustained by many nf the Bottlers being severe. Tho stock worried comprise pigs, sh®op and well grown calve®.

Owing to the fact that there was not sufficient water on the Waitara bar for the s.s. Kia Ora to cross on Thursday, the steamer had to proceed to the New Plymouth breakwater to discharge her cargo. B®ven years experience has proved every claim made for Bharlknd’® Moa Brakd Eg® Prbbbrvativk. In all that time not one egg has been lost when directions have been carried out. It ■imply cannot fail. One pint bottle preserves .9even doeen eggs. Bee that the name is on ihe label.* The eilver wadding of Mr and Mrs G. Rost was celebrated in the Qaeen’s Hall, Ponsonby, on Friday last, when about 60 guests assembled, the evening being moat enjoyably apeat. Mr Rout is well-known to many reaidenta of thia district, and especially to those who travel by the Kia Ora, of which he ia the chief ate ward, being extremely popular amongst both hie ship mates and the travelling publid. Unfortunately the steamer was delayed at port on the day mentioned, consequently Mr Rout was not present at the gathering. After supper, Mr Hodgson, manager of the Northern Boot Company, proposed the toast of Mr and Mrs Rout, and in doing so made an excellent speech, whioh was suitably responded to by Mr Rout’s brother, Walter. Numerous handsome presents were received, including one or two frum well wishers in Kawhia. SMOKERS, ATTENTION PLEASE. —Tho best of all smokes is DERBY OUNCE FLAKE CUT in TWO TINS.