I AMUSEMENTS. QPEBA . • HOUSE, - HAWEBA. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT The most, baffling mystery film ever made. Written by the most famous Criminologist of the day—Biehard E. Enright (Police Commissioner). “INTO THE NET” “INTO THE NET’’ “INTO THE NET’’ Here is an actual adventure taken from the secrecy of the police records. Startling, Thrilling, Enthralling, Vibrant with the intensity of an electric shock. Cracking with Mystery and Suspense. TO-MOBEOW—WEDNESDAY. “EAST OF SUEZ.’’ Stalls, 1/-; Circle, 1/6. ODDFELLOWS r HALL. JNVLTATION Holders, members of the Manchester Unity Order, and their friends are reminded of DANCE in above hall on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 5* p.m. Moosman’s Orchestra (five instruments) WHABEBOA HALL. A DANCE will be held in the above ■ Hall on THUBSDAY, November 20, at- S p.m. Proceeds in. aid; of School Funds. Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/6. Q.EAND QA EDEN J>AB T Y
—onWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 • —at—- ‘ ‘ Ardlui, ’ ’ Residence of MRS J. S. YOUNG, CAMERON ST. (Under the auspices- of Presbyterian Young Women’s Bible Classes) Funds to help provide a. New Maori Girls’ College. Admission, 1/-; Children Free. Afternoon Tea Free. 26,28 SALE OF WORK, MANAIA. rpHE Annual sale of work of St. Cuthbert’s. Guild, Manaia, will be held in the Manaia Town Hall on WEDNESDAY, November 25. Fancy, Plain. Produce, Apron and Sweet Stalls. Hoopla, Fish-pond, Tea Rooms and Amusement Park. Come and see the shortest woman in the world! Fun for all. Admission: Afternoon, Adults (id, Children free; Evening, Adults 1/-, Children (id. B. SUTHERLAND, Hon. Sec. >UOTE to Dancers! Auroa Hall, Wednesday, December 2. Grand Dance by Kaponga Croquet. Particulars later. 26 END along your entries for the Methodist Flower Show.
BUSINESS NOTICES. WISSES WILSON & ALLEN beg to notify to the Indies of Hawera and surrounding districts that they have commenced business on their own account. Having had many years’ practical experience as dressmakers and costumiers, they will guarantee satisfaction at moderate prices. At 76 Wilson Street. JgABY Wear—Captivating . little garments and all at most reasonable prices. Nightdresses and Day Gowns, in Crepe-de-Chine, Silk, Radianta, Nun’s Veiling, daintily embroidered, Crochet and Lace finish; Barras, Vests, Binders, Dresses in Crepe-dc-Chinc, Silk, Organdie, Voile, Petticoats in Flannel and Lawn, Boott.ces, Bibs, Shocttes, Nursery Squares in Flannelette and Towelling, Waterproof Sheeting, Nursery Flannelette, Pilchers, Brushes and Combs, Pulls and Boxes, Safety Pins, Baby Soap and Powder, dainty Baskets, fully equipped, j We also keep a big stock of materials and Laces suitable for making baby \ garments. Orders by post receive special attention. —Miss Stewart, Corner I High St.: ’phone 770. I
THE WORLD’S GREATEST BENEFACTORS Are those who drive home simple, obvious truths. From these we obtain the truest satisfaction. But more is needed than simple belief in them —acts are necessary. BE THRIFTY! SAVE MONEY ON GROCERIES. Obtain Better tJroeeries and Household Hardware at O’Reilly’s and Save Your Way to Success. We don’t ast you to take our word only. Let us eon viriee you by a trial to day. We deliver. The proprietor’s personal supervision means u Better Service. O'REILLY’S, “The Quality Delivery Grocery Store,’’ HIGH STREET ’Phono 590 PUKEMXRO COLLIERIES. PUKE COAX. I PUKE COAL 1 THE BEST IN HAWERA.
OBTAINABLE ONLY I'EOM tTIGGS, COAL & WOOD MERCHANT, 23 OBEY ST., HAWEBA. ’Phono 84. ’Phono 84. BUGGEBTION DEFINED. SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS i* the Science of Healing in which Thought Vibrations, directed by in tention, are transmitted to the subjec tive mind of the patient for the pur pose of restoring health when diseased or abnormal mental or physical condi tions exist. In short, it is a scientific method of bringing mind and bod" into perfect harmony with the Law of Being. Muv bp Consulted Daily 10 to 12 2 to 5.30 J AS L. M AimN ’. U-S-T----21 WELLINGTON ST., HAWEBA
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 24 November 1925, Page 1
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