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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 9 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. J£APONGA piCTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. D. W. Griffiths ’ 10-Reel Masterpiece, “THE WHITE ROSE,” “THE WHITE ROSE,” “THE WHITE ROSE,” Featuring MAE MARSH and IVOR NOVELL 0. Here is a picture by a master hand; a story of woman’s eternal love so gripping that you will forget the picture and live the story. Prices as Usual. WINTER SHOWS. MANAWATU & i WEST COAST A. & F. ASSOCIATION’S TWENTY-THIRD RATIONAL jT)AIRY gHOW —AT—PALMERSTON NORTH. JUNE lii, 17, IS, 19 & 20, 1925. ALSO MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIATION ’S ANNUAL SHOW. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 1 DO NOT MISS THIS. FIVE DAYS OF EDUCATION AND RECREATION. Prize Schedule may be had free on application to— W. T. PENNY, Secretary. Box 85,. Palmerston North. RACING CLUBS. P'GMONT J3ACING QLUB. WINTER MEETING. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 13 & 14. First Race starts at 11.40 a.m. Special Trains and Cheap Day Excursion Fares to and from Racecourse. Popular Prices of Admission: Gents, 8/-; Ladies, 4/-. V. B. STRATTON, Seeretarv. Box 51, Hawera. 9,11,12,13 RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HAWERA RACES, MAY 13 & 14. /AN 13th and 14tli May special train leaves New Plymouth 5.45 a.m., Hawera arrive 10.43 a.m., Return train leaves Hawera 4.10 p.m., New Plymouth arrive 6.19 p.m. Usual 11.23 a.m. Wanganui-New-Ply-mouth train leaves Hawera 4.31 p.m. Usual 8.5 a.m. Wanganui-Hawera train leaves Wanganui 7,50 a.m,, Hawera arrive 10.43 a.m. (connects with special train, leaving Hawera 10.50 a:m. for Racecourse). Usual 4.10 p.m. Hawera-Wanganui train leaves Hawera 4.50 p.m., Wanganui arrive 8.11 p.m. This train connects at Hawera with train leaving Racecourse 4.25 p.m. For further particulars please see handbills or- enquire at stations.

HELP THE RAILWAYS—YOUR RAILWAYS—TO HELP YOU. 'JUIE .RAILWAY BOARD desires to inform you that a system of through booking- by rail and sea between the North and South Islands will be brought into operation on 11th May. This system will place the following facilities at vour. disposal:—PASSENGERS booked through by rail and steamer and luggage checked between stations; on North and South Island main lines and branches. Rail Tickets for both Islands, also Steamer Tickets, may be purchased at railway stations. PARCELS AND GOODS. Parcels and goods booked to and from all stations except stations on Kaihu, Gisborne and Westport sections, and from Picton section to the Nelson section and vice versa., Practically all classes of goods will be accepted. CALL on vour local Station mast r for, PULL PARTICULARS. He will quote you through charges station to station. THE RAILWAYS ARE YOURS. USE THEM ! The RAILWAYS are the biggest COOPERATIVE CONCERN in the Country, and YOU are a SHAREHOLDER, 'PLACE YOUR GOODS TRAFPIC on the RAIL. Increased Traffic means Lower Rates. MAKE the RAILWAY DEPARTMENT YOUR FORWARDING AGENCY.' |£EITH’S GREAT REMOVAL SALE. END OP LEASE. ALL STOCKS REDUCED IN PRICE. RADIO PHOTOGRAPHIC TORCHES BUY WHILE THE BUYING IS GOOD. J£EITH’S, HIGH STREET, HAWERA. PO—VIOLIN in ease with bow, a complete outfit ior £3, posted to any address. —Dixon’s, Hawera. rpRY MANLEY’S Golden Bread- ’Phone 677. Crust