AMUSEMENTS. QPEEA HOUSE, , HAWEEA. THE COMING OF MOSCOVITCH. THE COMING OF MOSCOVITCH. A World A Famous A Brilliant . Star. Play. . . Company. NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING. For Positivelv This Night Onlv.. .T. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. ' Present the Great Russian ActorGeniuiS, who set the ears of the world ringing with liis fame. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH MAURICE MOSCOVITCH Together with a WONDERFUL SUPPORTING COMPANY In the Greatest Dramatic Success of the Century. 4 4 THE OUTSIDER ’ ’ 4 4 THE OUTSIDER ’ ’ “THE OUTSIDER” 4 4 THE OUTSIDER ’ ’ A Tense arid Virile Modern Drama, pulsating with human feeling, interest and understanding, with delightful comedy touches that bring laughter and smiles. The Play with a Theme that will appeal to the theatre-going public as nothing has ever done before. MOSCOVITCH as ANTON RAGATZY MOSCOVITCH as ANTON RAGATZY Who Defied the Whole of the Royal College of Surgeons. POWERFUL, COMPELLING, APPEALING. Box Plan opens at Mrs Cook’s Sweet Shop next Monday morning. Prices: 8/10, 5/6 and 2/6 (including tax). PRESS PICTURES, MAN ALA. SATURDAY, JULY 25. The Greatest. Western Story Ever „ Filmed. ZANE GREY'S 44 THE BORDER LEGION ” 4 4 THE BORDER LEGION ’ ’ Starring' ANTONIO MORENO and HELENE CHADWICK. A Thrilling Story of the Lawless Bands that infested the outlying, posts in the early days. A Picture crammed with Action, Excitement arid Thrills'. MEETINGS. N.Z. FARMERS’ UNION. MATAPU BRANCH. MEETING will be. held in the Matapu Hall on MONDAY, 27th Julv, at S p.m. R. C. TREWEEK, . _ Hpg^,.Se.crt!tar.y,—W. E. A. lIAWERA CLASS. TUIE proposed Lecture on Astronomy has been ABANDONED. The Class will meet as usual THIS EVENING. Subject: “Images and Imagination. ’ ’ FOOTBALL NOTICES. 'J’ARANAKI J>UGBY t^JNION. SATURDAY, JULY 25. At Opunake: ATHLETIC v. OPUNAKE. At Okaiawa: OKAIAWA v. HAWEEA. At Patea: PATEA v. INGLEWOOD. Kick-off , 2.45 p.m. Admission: Gents, 1/-; Ladies, 6d; Children over 14, 6d. S. E. NIELSON, Secretary. J>ITGBY J7OOTBALL. Match to be Played on the NORMANBY FOOTBALL GROUND, MONDAY NEXT, JULY. 27, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. WAIMATE & OKAIAWA COMBINED V. NORMANEY & HAWEEA COMBINED This will be the final selection of the Ruanui team to challenge the Parihaka Shield holders, Atiawa,. A collection will be taken at the gate. S. PANENUI, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. •DARGAIN Sale—Children’s coats, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11; warm woollen house coats, 3/11, 5/11; children’s fleecy lined vests, l/11, reduced from 4/6; cream wool gloves, 1/- pair; cream woollen gauntlet fringed gloves, children’s and maids, 1/11, reduced from 3/11; children’s sox, odd sizes, 1/- and 1/6 pair; silk and wool vests, long sleeves, sizes 5 and 6. reduced to 2/11; navy fleecy lined bloomers, reduced from 6/11 to 2/11; odd sizes in corsets, reduced from 19/11 to 5/11; sports corsets in pink, blue, also white, '3/11; clastic corsets, 9/11; pink elastic brassieres, 1/11; others, 2/11; dainty lace brassieres, 3/11; Shetland wool vests, 3/11; knickers, 6/11; woven vests, 2/11; coloured cashmere hose, all the latest shades, 3/11; heavy knit hose, heather and grey, 1/11 pair; good quality black cashmere hose, 2/11 pair. —Miss Stewart,' corner High St. ET US Regrind and Set your Lawn 1 Mower and Hedge Clippers. KEEN EDGE GRINDING CO., 24fl HIGH STREET. HAWERA. T)EPTCUR A Cough' Cones for quick -*■ relief of coughs sore throats an<J polds; 1/- pkt at Tail’s Pharmacy, High Street.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 24 July 1925, Page 1
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