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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 July 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPEBA HOUSE, HAWERA. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) FOR A TWO-NIGHT SEASON. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) At 2 o’clock aiul 8 o’clock. Nothing that we can here say can add to the glory of NORMA TALMADGE’S NORMA TALMADGE’S NORMA TALMADGE’S NORMA TALMADGE’S Performance or the Magnificence of the Production of “WITHIN THE LAW” “WITHIN THE LAW” “WITHIN THE LAW” “WITHIN THE LAW” “WITHIN THE LAW” “WITHIN THE LAW” But we must, say this: We honestly believe it to be the most wonderful screen entertainment offered in Hawera in five years. The Brilliant Cast includes EILEEN PERCY, LEW CODY, JACK MULHALL. A First National Super Feature. A Magnificent Programme of supports. DON’T MISS THIS SUPERBLY •' ACTED PICTURE. Stalls, 1/6; Circle, 2/- (all plus tax). BE WISE ! BOOK your seats at Everybody’s Sweet Store. HAWERA FOOTBALL CLUB. SMOKE CONCERT. SMOKE CONCERT will be held in the Foresters’ Hall next MONDAY, at 8 p.m., when a send-off will be given Hawera’s two representatives in the New Zealand team —Messrs West and Brown.

Admission, 5/-. J. GOODWIN, Secretary. rpARANAKI J>UGBY -JJNION. SATURDAY, JULY 19. At Kaponga: KAPONGA v. ELTHAM. At Hawera: HAWERA v. INGLEWOOD. At Okaiawa: OKAIAWA v. STAR. At Patea: OPUNAKE v. PATEA. Kick-off at 2.45 p.m. Admission: Gents, 1/-; Ladies, 6d; Children over 14d, 6d. S. NIELSON, Secretary. THE COMMERCIAL DAIRY CO., ELTHAM. C. COOPER .... PROPRIETOR. W E beg to announce that our new, up-to-date factory is nearing completion, and we shall be ready to receive CREAM on AUGUST Ist. Our overhead expenses and cost of of manufacture will be reduced to a minimum. , ( Our principal (Mr C. Cooper) is wellknown in the dairy business, having had close on 28 years’ experience. Our staff is composed of experts, aud we have much pleasure in now offering our special services to all believers in HOME SEPARATION. OUR ADVANCE PAYMENTS will

be generous and paid monthly, and our bonuses will be paid out promptly at the close of the season. It is not our intention to enter into opposition to any dairy company ndw established, but we have recognised for years that a number of farmers are strong believers in Home Separation. We intend to specialise in this particular side of the business. (Dual plants are not a success. One side of the business has to carry the other, resulting in overhead expense.) And we are now offering believers in HOME SEPARATION the opportunity of getting full market value for their produce. We do not intend employing canvassers. They have to be paid (and the cows have to pay it). Letters t.o C. COOPER, Box 85, Eltham, or a ring to ’PHONE No. 30 will receive our personal attention. CREAM CARTED AND COLLECTED FROM ANY PART OF TARANAKI. Consult us FIRST and then DECIDE afterwards. ALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. We Supply any make of SEPARATORS and CANS at COST PRICE. Bargains! Bargains! Everybody looking for value in underclothing come along to bargain sale at our store. Nighties in flannelette, crepe and longcloth at 5/11; winceyette reduced from 15/6 to 8/11; knickers in longcloth reduced to 3/11, 4/11, 5/11; longcloth chemises reduced to 3/11; longcloth camisoles, all greatly reduced; all-rvool vests, ribbed, reduced from 12/6 to 7/11; woven vests at half price; woven combinations, 5/11, 6/11; heavy cotton vests, short, sleeves, large 2/3, worth 3/6. Bargains too numerous to mention at Miss Stewart’s, High St.