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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 11 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE GREATEST PHOTO-PLAY ! THE GREATEST ACTOR! Q.EAN.D THEATRE, lIAWEKA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. “I AM THE MAN ” “I AM THE MAN” LIONEL “I AM THE MAN” BARRYMORE “I AM THE MAN ” “It is a Living, Breathing Picture,” and will give pleasure to all who see it. Stalls, I/-; Circle, l/'fi. N.Z, FARMERS’ UNION. MANAIA BRANCH. pRAND PRIZE-GIVING CONCERT VT AND DANCE. TOWN HALL, MANAIA. FRIDAY, JULY 17. Admission, 2/6; Children, Free. ,T. DAKERS, Hon. Secretary. HAWERA SCOTTISH SOCIETY. A DANCE will be held under the auspices of the above. Society on WEDNESDAY, 22nd inst., in the Foresters’ Hall at S ]).m. .Members are reminded that their membership card is a sutUeient invitation to above dance. Non-members by invitation only. Admission to all: Gents 3/6; Ladies 2/6 D. MeCORMICK, IS Hon. Secretary. JpANCY J)RESS BALL For Children and Adults. IvAPONGA TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, JULY 3T. Under tho auspices of the Croquet Club. Details later. Other Committees please note. 15,1 S TENDERS. MANAIA TOWN BOARD. 'EFARATE Tenders are invited for the purchase of—--1) Sections S and 18, Block 21, Town of Manaia. >) Section 3, Block 17, Town of Manaia. Conditions of Sale may be seen at oard’s office, and tenders close at OON on THURSDAY', July 16, 1925. ugliest m- any tender not necessarily •ceptod. WM. J. BADLEY, l Town Clerk. WAIMATE PLAINS DAIRY CO. TENDERS FOR BUTTERMILK. HPEXDERS are invited for the purchase of BUTTERMILK from August Ist, 1925, to July 31st, 1926. Price at per ton of butter; highest tender not nceessarilv accepted. Tenders close FRIDAY, JULY 17tli. For furparticulars »£>V*CISS®M.

roc salt: BY publtc tender. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM NEAR KAIMATA, INGLEWOOD. 200 Aral!S 200 ACRES FREEHOLD. Tenders will be received at the District Lands and Survey Office, at New Plymouth, up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY, 27tli JULY, 1925, for the purclia.se of Seotiojp. 42, Block L Huiroa Survey District, containing 200 acres, freehold, Land Transfer Title. A well situated dairy farm on the Kaimata Road, about 5 miles from fnglewod Railway Station and -J.-ntile from Kaimata School, Factory and P.O. All ploughablc, llaf and undulating land, well watered, with good volcanic, soil. All in grass, with exception of 0 acres shelter bush. Good to fair pastures. About 120 acres stumped; 10 paddocks; good dwelling,,cowshed and implement shed. ESTI MATED CARRYING CAPACITY: 50 DAIRY COWS. TERMS: Not less than 10 per cent, cash, and balance first mortgage to Crown, repayable by instalments of principal and interest over 34 years. INTEREST, -> r / c PER ANNUM. Full particulars and Conditions of Sale obtainable from— JOHN COOK, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands and Survey Office, New Plymouth. PO —VIOLIN in ease with bow, a complete outfit for £3, posted to any address. —Dixon’s, Hawera.