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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 25 October 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE, HAWEBA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Maurice Tourueur’s Gigantic Drama of Thrills. “TORMENT” “TORMENT” “TORMENT” “TORMENT” Starring . OWEN MOORE OWEN MOORE And Strong Supporting Cast.' A chase around the world for the most notorious band of criminals fiction has ever conceived. Earthquake r#velations to gasp at; chases on land aud sea to thrill at; romance to wonder over; and a climax that pulls you out of vour seat. Stalls, l/.j Circle, 1/6. HAWERA BOWLING CLUB. , are notified that a Progressive Pairs Competion will be held on LABOUR DAY (Monday), 27th inst. Play will commence at 9.30 a.m. prompt. J. CHAMPION, Hon. Secretary. FLOWER SHOW. HAWERA METHODIST JJOSE & gWEET pEA gHOW.. LLOYD GEORGE lIaHl. ' NOVEMBER 12 & 13, 1924. Schedules may be obtained and entries left with Messrs. E. Dixon and Co., Carter and Co., S. J. Catran, W. T. Johnson, Miss Hill, and— DOROTHY BATES, 14,16 Hon. Secretary. TENDERS. PIHAMA CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD. RENDERS will be received by the undersigned up till 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, November sth, 1924, for the cartage of approximately 503 cords of Firewood to the Road and Central Factories. , Specifications at the office of. this paper and Company’s Office, Opunake. A. J. BRENNAN, 27,29,1,3 Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. pQNFIBE Salvia plants,'2/- doz. at Shailer’s Nursery, Hawera. JUST LANDED! SPARKLING ELECTRIC SHADES of all colours. Will harmonise with any wall paper. Be up to date and fit th’d'Latesl'Hlmdesl THE “ELECTRIC SHADE” MAKES THE ROOM. SEE G TDE * gARRINGER, 240 HIGH ST V HAWERA.. ’Plioue’ 345. ~■ WANTED KNOWN. Five Years have now elapsed since the advent of the famous little but compact ■yENTURE gTORE, SITUATE 93 REGENT STREET. Without the support of our many friends and patrons we would assuredly have been a dead letter, and have pleasure in placing on record our effort to fill a much needed requirement, namely, the opening of a store on our section at Ohawe, which will be known as the OHAWE BEACH STORE. where every effort will be made during the continuity of the holiday season to maintain our past reputation and sell our goods at ruling town prices, which, we make bold to state, compare favourably with all competitors. We have great pleasure in the knowledge that we have a most wonderfully genuine and glorious town and country patronage, and on our part being assured that they will always be treated with courtesy and civility in the future as meted out in the past. We again request their future unstinted support.—Faithfully yours, C. MacEAE, VENTURE STORE. NOTE.—Bread supplied at Ohawe Beach Store. Orders taken at both stores for the butcher. Gifts to hand. See our leather novelties; the Home mail closes shortly.—-Miss Sewell, Art Depot, Hawera; ’phone 680. “JJIS Master’s Voice” —the symbol of supremacy; 35 gramophones aiul 1500 records from which to choose. This is the range to be seen and heard at M. Kineton Parkes and Co.’s Gramophone Parlours, 125 High Street, Hawera.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. MUSICAL. 'T'HE Studio of Mr MATTHEW NEWX BERK V will OPEN on TUESDAY, October 28th. QEO. J AFFILLS [A Card] (Violinist, Opera House), Teacher of Violin and Theory, etc. For terms, etc., enquire— Laidlaw’s Music Warehouse, Hawera. Matthew j^ewbeery, Teacher of VIOLIN AND SINGING. Pupil of Wallace Bandy, G.S.M. (London) and Prof. R. C. Zimmerman (Vienna), violin; A. J. Leckie, F.R.C.0., and Allevers .7. Warren, F.R.C.0., singing. I intend to' devote all time teaching the above. Demonstrations given. STUDIO: 104 UNTQN ST. JH.W.S