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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 23 February 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SHOW GROUNDS. SHOW GROUNDS. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. J£LECTRIC QARNIVAL. THE RAWER A AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB PRESENT THE STAR ATHLETIC ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR. THE KANGAROOS THE KANGAROOS THE KANGAROOS AUSTRALIA’S CHAMPION ATHLETES. Also tlie Biggest Assemblage of Outside Competitors ever seen in Hawera. The entries received for this meeting constitute a record in the Club’s history, and owing to the length of the programme to be submitted the first event will be run at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Gates open 7 p.m. Admission: Gates, 2/-; Stands, 6d. Children under 10 NOT admitted. TAKAU-MATEMATEONGA SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB. TWELFTH TRIALS To be held at MANGAMTNGI, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND' FRIDAY, FEBBRUARY 25. 26. 27. BUSINESS NOTICES. NOTICE. T AY YEE, KEE SUE and LAI BING u KAI hereby give notice that they have purchased the business of WEE ON & CO, at Hawera, and will in future carry on the business of fruiterers under the firm name of WEE ON & CO., in the premises recently occupied by the old firm of Wee Onn & Co. LAY BING KAI, LAI KEE SUE, LAY YEE. 15th December, 1924. Said Robert about William: — “Ho left to us the richest legacy of all the dead —the treasures of the rarest soul that ever ’ived and loved and wrought of words—‘GO TO ’ JJARRY JULIUS, l . C.C.C.1., JOBBING CARPENTER, 89 VICTORIA ST., HAWERA, the Statues- Pictures. Robes and Gems of Thought.” COAL PUKE COAL. COAL PUKE COAL. The Cleanest and Best on the Market. Get your supplies from j^DWARD JJIGG.3, COAL & WOOD MERCHANT, 23 GREY ST. Sole Agent. ’PHONE 24. s.o.s DAILY MOTOR SERVICES. LEAVE Criterion Garage, HAWERA — 8 a.m. for Wanganui, Feilding and Ashhurst (Napier Mail Service). 1 p.m. for Wanganui, Marton and Palmerston North (Main Trunk Service). 4 p.m. for Wanganui only. For full time-eable see special advertisement in motor service columns of this paper, j I ~DARGAINS! Bargains! Bargains! -*“* Silk Stockings, brown 1/11, natural silk 2/11, white silk 2/11, black silk 3/31; one special bargain in Laddafre. Silk, all the newest shades, 5/11; Black Cotton Hose from 1/3; Milanese Silk Hose, navy only, 5/11; Bathing Costumes, children’s 1/6 and 1/11, women’s 3/11; wonderful bargain in Camisoles, trimmed real lace, all being cleared at half price, from 6/6 to 13/11; Cotton Tweeds, 1/- yard; Flannelette, 9d yard; Children’s Sox, 3/and 1/6; remnants of Trveed, Print, Galatea, Voile, Crepe, Flannelette, Embroidery, Lace, Ribbons, all marked at ridiculous bargain prices.—Miss Stewart. High Street, CONTINUING BUSINESS. TUTRS B. SEAVER thanks those friends and customers who gave such liberal patronage to the late Mr Seaver, and announces that she will carry ou the business, trusting to a continuance of the support accorded her late husband. A full stock of BICYCLES and all accessories, tyres, etc., kept. Fitting Pram Tyres a specialty. ’Phone 727. Note Address: 95 REGENT ST., HAWERA. M ISS H ILI ” OPPOSITE GRAND THEATRE, For Ladies’ and Children’s DRESSES, JUMPERS, UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. BOYS’ ROMPERS and TUNICS. Also — A FINE RANGE OF MILLINERY. Reductions on All Season’s Goods.