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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 2 December 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HERE S A SUPERB CAST: Renee Adoree, Robert Eraser. Barbara Bedford, Frank Keenan, Joseph Dowling-. QPERA HOUSE, IIAWERA. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ORAND THEATRE—THURSDAY. “WOMEN WHO GIVE’’ “WOMEN WHO GIVE” “WOMEN WHO GIVE” A Throbbing, Thrilling Tale of two men who g-o down to the: sea in ships; their perils; their hardships; their romance. COMEDY COMEDY “ PAY UP ” •TRAVELOGUE PATHS NEWS Stalls,, I/-; Circle, 3/6. SEE FRANK KEENAN TO-NIGHT! SEE FRANK KEENAN TO-NIGHT! “MESSIAH” “MESSIAH” “MESSIAH” f\PERA HOUSE, HA-WERA. TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER S. HANDEL'S GREAT ORATORIO, “THE MESSIAH” “THE MESSIAH” Under the auspices of the Ilnwera Male Choir. Chorus of SO Voices and Orchestra. Conductor:. Mr Clement Howe. Soloists: Mrs R. WILDISH, Soprano. Miss MINA CALDOW (Auckland), Contralto. Mr EDWIN DENNIS, A.E.C.M. (Hamilton). Tenor. Air ERNEST J. THOMAS (Wanganui), Bass. Day Sale Tickets: 3/- and “2/-; available at all music stores and from choir members. APPLICATIONS. PATEA HOSPITAL BOARD. A PPLICATIONS will be received up till MONDAY, December 7tli, 1925, for the combined positions of Porter and Gardener at the Patea Hospital. Conditions of appointment may be had on application to — W. F. SHEILD, Secretary. COUNTY OF HAURAIvI PLAINS. APPLICATIONS will be received for the position of County Clerlt anil Treasurer to the Council of the County of Hauraki Plains by the undersigned up till 7th December, 1925. Applicants to furnish copies of credentials and qualifications, a photo of applicant may be attached to application. The successful applicant will be expected to take up liis duties in February, 1020, Salary, commencing at £350 and rising to £4OO by two annual increments as per Schedule of Duties, c-opy of which will be supplied on application to- — . ERNEST WALTON, County Clerk. Ngatea, 17th November, 1925.TENDERS. TENDERS. nUONDERS are invited to Paint the ± W ATM ATE HOTEL, MANAIA. Specifications to be seen at the above address. Tenders close MONDAY, 7th December. R. D. WILSON, Proprietor. OPUNAKE HARBOUR BOARD. BREAKWATER AND WHARF CONTRACT. RENDERS for the above dost* at 5 p.in. oil December 10, at the Board’s Oilier-, Opuuake, where plans and spe.:-i!ical ions may bo seen during otlice hoars. J. N. STEPHENSON, Secretary to the Board. IN BANKRUPTCY. TN THE ESTATE OF. OWEN MoPHILL I PS, OF TAR IK I. TENDERS are called for the Purchase, of One hundred (100) Shares in the Ka.upok'onui Co-op. Dairy Factory Co., Ltd. Fully ijaid; in lots of 25 or more. Tenders will close with the undersigned on Saturday, sth December,. 1925. J. S. S. MEDLEY, Deputy Official Asisgnee, 30,2 New Plymouth. BUSINESS NOTICES. REGARDING FURNITURE ! A I'FCll of what passes for Furniture to-day is made of faulty materials, put- together in the flimsiest way; indeed it mav fairly be called Furniture Substitute rather than Furniture. Most people will agree that such stuff is dear at anv price; they seldom realise that a great deal of it is not only relatively but, actually higher in price than honest furniture of the simple type. Protect yourself by dealing with US, who guarantee all Furniture GOOD and REASONABLE in PRICE. WEST END CABINET WORKS (SUNDERLAND’S). 432 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND, will be "RO Y J£EITH’S ADDRESS AFTER NOVEMBER 1 All accounts not paid before that date to be paid to Messrs Halliwell Spratt. Thomson and Horner. M ISS M. H ILL OPP. GRAND THEATRE. Latest Now Showing in LADIES’-and CHILDREN’S MILLINERY Also Good Stock of Lingerie, Nightdresses, Vests, Bloomers',” Princess Petticoats, Corsets, etc.