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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 13 April 1916, Page 2

FURNlTUßE—lncluding Piano, Tables. Chairs, I Carpets, etc., for private sale, Can be/seen at any time.—Mrs Sandin, SENR, flelensville. I *^ TRESPASS NOTICE. ALL Persons found trespassing on my Property at Parkhurst, with dog or gun will be prosecuted. T. F. EVANS. TRESPASS NOTICE. ALL*Persons* foundMreriassing on my PropS-ty at Kaituna Estate, with dog or gun, will be prosecujfcellr* I*'***'*'1*'***'*' M. H. SHEFFIELD. TRESPASS NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that all Trespassers with dog or gun, found on our Property, known as Crossland, will be prosecuted. OSMOND & STONEWIGG HELEESVILLE SCHOOL THE Educa^pn Board calls upon the Householders ik each district to send in writing, by postW delivery, so as to be delivered to theVespective Chairmen of thtf several schooftcommittees, not later thin 8 o'clock in thl-evening, on MONDAY, loth April, the^names of persons, being resident householders nominated by them for election to servg upon the Committee for the year next ensuing. F. R. EAMES, Sec H. School Committee. \ NOTICE. HELENSVILB£ SCHOOL DISTRICT A MEETING Householders for the election of a Schooi Committee, will be held on MONDAY\ApriI 17th, in the School Room, at 8 o'cteck p.m. Nomination papers ca%be obtained from the Chairman, Mr A. Becrpft, Helensville. Meet Me Face to Face. WALLY~MART!N (Late J. W. Coleman, Auckland) UP-TO DATE Hairdresser & Tobacconist HELENSVILLE. fi@* Razors skilfully Ground and Set. NOTICE. 'ECHO' ACCOUNTS AU Accounts due this office to date, having been rendered, the undersigned will esteem it a favour by clients giving them immediate attention. F. MACKENZIE & SON, Printers and Publishers, HELENSVILLE. NEW ZEALANp RAILWAYS EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1916. , KAIP^RA LINE. •j THURSDAY, 20th APRIL. J The usual 4.4! p.m. Helensville train will leave Auckland at 6.45 p.m., and run through to Kaulapakapa. GOOD FJIDAY, 21st APRIL. The ordinarfr time-table will be suspended, and tnftn will run as follows : Auckland tfe Helensville, 8.20 a.m., 10.50 a.m., and|4.42 p.m. Helensville !p Auckland,' 7 a.m., 12.30 p.m., and 4,15 p.m. Wellsford to Auckland/9.25 a.m., Auckland for Wellfford, 10.50 a.m. SATURDAY, 22nd APRIL. The afternfion train from Auckland to Kaukapakapi will leave Auckland at 5.15 p.m. I EASTER|VIONDAY, 24TH APRIL. The ordinary time-table will be suspended, and|trains will run as follows :— Aucklandjto Helensville 6.52 a.m., 8.32 a.m., 9.50 aijn., and 6.27 p.m. Helensvijle to Auckland 7 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 4 p.np, and 5 p.m. Auckland to Wellsford 9.50 a.m. Aucklarjn to Kaukapakapa, 9.50 a.m. and 6.27 n]m. WellsfQJrd to Helensville and Auckland, 9-25 a.m. 4 Kaukapakapa to Auckland, 6.30 a.m., and 11.49 a.m. Goodfand livestock traffic will be suspendedjjbn 21st and 24th April. For full particulars of trains and fares see booklet. BY ORDER. OUTSPOKEN VEITCH, A STRONG statement in favour of conscription was made by Mr W. A. Veitch, M,P,, at a send-off this week to men going into camp. It was stated, he said, that members of Parliament* would lose votes if they supported conscription, but for himself he cared nothing for his career as a member of Parliament in comparison with the interest of the Empire. He felt it his duty to support any measure found necessary to ensure the fullest supply of men for service at the front. It was the steamer Hesperus That sailed the wintry sea, But the skipper bold had an 'awful cold, And was sad as sad could be. But his daughter fair,with the golden hair Said, "Father, no words could be truer; No cure on earth has half the worth Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.