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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 25 May 1916, Page 2

HELENSVILLE TOWN BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE.. / ,-/•' I NOTICE is hereby given that afl Rates not paid by TWESE^Pf , 6th JurfLp&Wbe sued for without further nojg&r^ By Order | *H. W. STRINGER, Town Clerk. WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC LEAGUE. MRS GUNSON (Mayoress of Auckland) will address a meeting of L^fU^s in connection with the W^jiffen's Patriotic League, in the St^e**Tneatre, Helensville, on TUESD^S^May 30th, 1916, at 2.30 psm * <s Alltfire cordially invited. THE PRICE OF MILK. $ NOTICE is hereby given that .prdfn Monday next, May 29, the pricg^f milk will be increased by J^d BALL, > Helensville South. May (^fi*n7i9i6. Meet Me Face to Face. WALLY~I/lART!N (Late J. W. Coleman, Auckland) UP-TO-DATE Hairdresser & Tobacconist HELENSVILLE. 86T Razors skilfully Ground and Set. THANKS. MR W. DOWNER a^KTamily wish to thank all kind friewfsfor their sympathy with them intHtiir sad bereavement; also for letterg<"Cards and telegrams received. s*^ — Answers to Correspondents. INQUIRER, Helensville. —You are welcome to contribute to our correspondence column upon any local matter. We make no charge for space, though much time is expended by the Editor in revising and fixing-up letters generally. Constant Reader.—Thanks for compliments which are much appreciated. We do our best. JIM. —The ordinary charge would be 6/8 ; cheap at that in your case.