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

AMUSEMENTS. Q.RAND THEATRE, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. William Fox Presents DUSTIN FARNUM ' in “KENTUCKY DAYS.” “KENTUCKY DAYS.” A story of the Golden West, the trail across the endless desert, the Indian days, the mad stampede for gold; AL S. JOHN in “A TROPICAL ROMEO.” “THE LEATHER PUSHERS.” Stalls, 1/-; Circle, 1/6. NOBMANBY DISTRICT SCHOOL. ANNUAL PRIZE-GIVING AND CONCERT. NOBMANBY TOWN HALL TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) at 8 p.m. Items by School Children. A. J. HOPCROFT, Secretary. MOKOIA HALL. /A DANCE will be held in the above Hall on FRIDAY Next, 19th December. Good Floor, music and supper. Ladies a Basket; Gents, 2/6. 18 RIVERLEA HALL. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19/ CONCERT by school pupils, with DANCE to follow. Admission: Adults, 2/-; all children free. E. GIBBONS, Hon. Secretary. TENDERS. TENDERS FOR LEASE. FIRST-CLASS FATTENING COUNTRY. ESTATE OF SAMUEL GOWER, DECEASED. RENDERS are invited for a seven years’ lease in one or two lots of the well-known farm of the late Mr Gower, on the Kaharoa. Road, Whenuakura, about six miles from Patea. LOT I—3lß acres 3 roods 9 perches, being Pt. Section 1, Block 4, Carlyle S.D., 202 acres 16 perches, more or less, and W.C.S.R. leasehold, Lots 43 and 12, Pt. Secton 10, Block 3, Carlye S.D., 116 acres 2 roods 33 perches. LOT 2—126 acres, being Pt. Section 1, Block 4, Carlye S.D. The farms are well watered, practically all level, and within easy distauce of the Patea Freezing Works and the Waverley Saleyards. Could be conveniently worked in conjunction with a back country run. The buildings on Lot 1 comprise wool shed, sheep yards, and cart shed. Possession can be given on 15th February, 1925. Conditions of tender and lease may be 1 seen and forms of tender obtained at the Public Trust Offices at Wellington, Napier, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Patea, Hawera and New Plymouth. Tenders ' close at the Public Trust Office at Hawera on the sth January 1925. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ E. COLLINS, Deputy of the District Public Trustee, Hawera. KAPONGA CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD. RENDERS, closing December 27tli, 1924, are invited as follows— FROM LABOURERS For excavating approximately 400 cubic yards to provide trench for pipe line. FROM CARRIERS For conveying approximately 45 tons of concrete pipes from Eltham and, alternatively, Kapuni railway stations to Kaponga. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' All further particulars obtainable on application to the undersigned (’phone No. 73, Kaponga). A. E. MOSS, 20,23,26 Engineer. NURSERYMEN. POT PLANTS. POT PLANTS. HANGING BASKETS. nicer than a lovely POT ’ PLANT or a Beautiful HANGING ■ BASKET for a XMAS PRESENT? A nice collection to choose from at j A. S. R OGEES . j SEEDSMAN & FLORIST, HIGH STREET, HAWERA. Telephones: Shop 621, House 789. ! JyBOCCOLI, Curly Kale, Brussels ‘ Sprouts, Purple Sprouting Broccoli, ' and other vegetable plants, 25 for Cd; Celery, sl, doz.; Bonfire Salvia, 1/6 doz.; Celosia, Antirrhinums, Marigolds, etc., 1/- doz. Orders taken for roses. — Geo. Shailer, Hawera Nursery, 37 Caledonia St. ,< gTAUB & " C O., J SEEDSMEN, NURSERYMEN AND ‘ FLORISTS. < . 1 We now have ready for planting j strong well-hardened seedlings of Salvia Bonfire, Petunias, Asters, Cosmos (single and double), African Marigolds, Stocks, Salpigiossis, and many other kinds too numerous to mention.Also Tomato. Kumara, Celery, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Onion plants. Address: 16 REGENT STREET, HAWERA (Opposite George & Doughty’s). in stock—Latest models Singer machines; easy terms.—K. VI. Phin, agent, Hawera, c/o McCormick and .Taylo-.