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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 3 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BE EARLY TO-NIGHT. pMPBESS PICTURES, NORMANBY TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT. Don’t miss seeing the biggest attraction ever offered. My First Big Picture. BABY PEGGY in “THE DARLING OF NEW YORK.” Direct from its wonderful run at the King’s Theatre, Wellington. NOTE.—I will be in MANAI'A TOMORROW at a matinee, 3 p.m., and evening performance.—Baby Peggy. AUROA FARMERS’ UNION. WIND-UP SOCIAL EVENING will be held in the Hall on FRIDAY, sth September, commencing at 8 p.m. Mr F. L. McAlpine, the Official Organiser of the Farmers’ Union, will be present. All invited. Ladies a basket. J. C. DUFF, Hon. Secretary. SPORTS! SPORTS! J>OLL Up to the Kaponga Convent ; Schoolroom on FRIDAY, sth Sep-1 tember, and support the SPORTS QUEEN CANDIDATE. Euchre Tournament starts at 8 p.m. ! Dance to follow. Half-guinea, prizes j for ladies .and! gentlemen; also good second awards. Good Floor, Music and Supper. Admission: Ladies, 1/-; Gents, 2/-. J)ON’T miss this—a good time! _ Dancing, Novelty Ball, Town Hall, Manaia, Wednesday, September 3. pRIENDLY Societies' Finaf~Social, Foresters’ Hall, Tuesday, Septem ber 9. Good prizes, music and supper. Prizes on view at Victoria Cafe. _____ 2’4’6’B BUSINESS NOTICES. gHAILER’S JJAWERA 37 CALEDONIA STREET. GOLDEN AKE AKE, 25/- 100 ELEAGNUS, 27/6 100 BARBERRY, 4/- 100. BOXTHORN, £1 1000. FLOWERING SHRUBS Erica, Azalea, Daphne, Diosma, Deutza, etc., White Flowering Peaches, Wattles and Gums from 2/- each. Better value cannot be obtained. Complete all planting without delay. P. F. H ammonds - JEWELLER, MANAIA. ’Phone 37. The owner of a WATCH purchased from P. Hammonds will have pride of possession. They have the best timekeeping qualities, being perfectly constructed, and they have been examined and tested before being sold. We have several makes, prices from 12/- (jewelled levers) to £lO, and would be pleased if you would call to inspect. WRISTLET WATCHES from 20/-, fully jewelled. We have just installed in our workshop the most up-to-date and accurate watch lathe. All repairs will be made into reliable timekeepers. pARA pUBBEE QO., pTD., REGENT STREET, HAWERA. Owing to the congestion of stock we have decided to mark down several of our lines at special clearance priees. A few of these lines are:— WATERPROOF RAINCOATS, carrying six months’ guarantee— Women’s, reduced from 52/6 to 44/6 Men’s, reduced from 82/6 to 67/6 57/6 to 46/Maid’s, reduced from 36/- to 30/Capes wit hoods, reduced from 30/to 25/BLACK RUBBER GTJMBOOTS, 19/6 pair; we have only a few of each size of these. CYCLE OUTFITS—-Barnet Glass, usual! price 6d; now 4d CYCLE TYRES—Nine months’ guarantee, 12/6 to 8/9; other lines from 5/- upwards. I CYCLE TUBES from 2/- unguaranteed to 6/- first quality with 12 mouths’ guarantee. Rubber soles & heels— S.O.S. three-piece Sole for lightness and long wear, 1/9 set. ■ Round Heels, ladies’ 6d, gents’ 9d. GOLOSHES—These at the exceptionally low price of 4/3 to clear.

'£> iNew Dining Rooms for Morning and Afternoon Teas; full course Dinner; Hot Teas. FOR SEPTEMBER ONLY. aie many hundrdes of ambitious men and women in Australia and New Zealand who are only ambitious—who need a spur to action. HEMINGWAY’S ADVERTISING OFFER. This unique and highly attractive offer is a direct advertising appeal to the many who have not vet taken practical steps towards the realisation of their ambitions. We want you to be counted among the number of our successful students, and during September we are making it much easier and less expensive for you to take up the following courses* BOOK-KEEPING PITMAN’S SHORTHAND “"BUSINESS LETTER WRITING Usual Fees for each course .... £5 Special Advertising Fees £4 Any Two Courses £7 Three Courses £lO This is YOUR Opportunity! Will you take it? For further particulars of our Advertising Offer cut out this advertisement and send with name and address to — HEMINGWAY’S . CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. n.RET.OL Dal rroom "Powder produces \:tb£" real dance floor finish; ensures an .eifsy glide; 2/- per tin. —W. G. Strange, Chemist.