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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 25 November 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPEKA HOUSE, HAWEBA. Commencing the Matinee, at 3.1 u THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY &■ FRIDAY EVENING At 8 o’clock. THE REMARKABLE PRODUCTION. THE LIVING, THROBBING STORY THE LIVING, THROBBING STORY —OF—THE WORLD’S GREATEST CITY. THE COLOSSAL EPIC—- ‘ ‘ WONDERFUL ‘ * WONDERFUL ‘ ‘ WONDERFUL ‘ ‘ WONDERFUL ‘ ‘ WONDERFUL ‘ ‘ WONDERFUL LONDON ’ ’ LONDON ’ ’ LONDON ’ ’ LONDON’» LONDON ’ ’ LONDON ’ ’ 12 GREAT FEATURES IN ONE! I'NKNOWN LONDON LONDON’S FREE SHOWS ■ LONDON BY NIGHT DICKENS ’ LONDON LONDON’S OUTER RING LONDON’S SUNDAY LONDON OLD AND NEW LONDON" OFF THE TRACK LONDON’S CONTRASTS COSMOPOLITAN LONDON LONDON’S RIVER KNOWN LONDON A THRILLING, THROBBING A THRILLING. THROBBING PULSING STORY OF THE GREAT CITY That Avill stir the 1 heart of every Englishman and send him away bursting with pride. MANAGERIAL. —We desire to point out that this is an Unprecedented Feature that must command Unprecedented Attention and attract Unprecedented Crowds., Therefore we sronglv advise A r ou PLEASE BOOK YOUR SEATS. PLEASE BOOK YOUR SEATS. BON PLANS OPEN AT MBS COOK’S. Stalls, 1/6 Circle, 2/-; Reserves, 2/6 (plus tax).

QPEBA HOUSE, RAWER A THURSDAY & FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 & 4. SCHOOL CONCERT SCHOOL CONCERT SCHOOL CONCERT 400 CHILDREN 400 Performing: in the Most SPECT A CUE A R E XTE R T ATNMEXT Ever Held in Ilaivera. Prices: 3/- and 2/-. "Bo‘S"PUrn¥^S\Teii 'a.t~’Mrs Cook’s on Monday, November. 30th. TjUVIPRESS PICTURES, MAXAIA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2G. A Tale of Texas Rangers in the Flaming West, when life hung on a hair trigger. William Fox Presents tom: mix —and— TONY, the, Wonder Hor.se, In Za.no Grey’s Story of the Open Spaces. “THE LAST OF THE DUANES.” “THE LAST OF THE DUANES.” FOX NEWS. COMEDY. Prices: Adults, 1/6 and Children, 9d. A PICTURE NO PATRON CAN AFFORD TO MISS.

ODDFELLOWS ’ HALL. JNVITATION Holders, members of the Man eh ester Unity Order, and their friends are reminded of DANCE in above hall TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) at 8 o'clock. Moosman’s Orchestra (five instruments) WHAREROA HALL. A DANCE will be held in the above Hall on THURSDAY, November 2(i, at 8 p.m. Proceeds in aid of School Funds. Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/G. AN Attractive Function! Kaponga ■*" Croquet Club’s Grand Dance, Auroa Hall, Wednesday, December 2. Details, later. _ 27 y\ON’T forget the Methodist Flower Show, Wednesday and Thursday : afternoon and evening. OItCHESTRAL SOCIETY. AUXILIARY Orchestra will resume ■ practices from THURSDAY Next, November 20tli, S to 10 p.m., M esloy Hall. Terms, 12/- quarterly in advance. New members please communicate with Air M. Newberry, conductor or — 11. ATeLEAN, Hon. Secretary, Hawera Orchestral Society. s END along yonr entries for the Methodist Flower Show. NOTICE. ■jl/jTRS. A'. E. PARKER wishes to notify the public of Hawera and district that she lias opened a Children's Outfitters’ Shop in Union St (next Morrissey’s Mart), Union Street. Orders taken for Children’s Sewing. A trial solicited.

"OABY Wear —Captivating little garments and all at most reasonable prices. Nightdresses and Day Gowns, iti Crepe-de-Chine, Silk, Radianta, Nun’s Veiling, daintily embroidered, Crochet and Race finish; Barras, Vests,'Binders, Dresses in Crepe-de-Chine, Silk, Organdie, Voile, Petticoats in Flannel and Lawn, Boottees, Bibs, Shoettes, Nursery Squares in Flannelette and Towelling, Waterproof- Sheeting, Nursery Flannelette, Pilchers, Brushes and Combs, Puffs and Boxes, Safety Pins, Baby Soap anti Powder, dainty Baskets, fully equipped. We also keep a big stock of materials and Laces suitable for making baby garments. Orders by post receive special attention. —Miss Stewart, Corner High St.j ’phone 770.