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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 23 January 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CITIZENS OE HAWERA! BEWARE! “THE LOST WORLD’ 5 IS COMING! QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2S. FOR A TWO-NIGHT SEASON. Sir Arthur Conan Dovle’s ‘i> THE LOST WORLD ’’ “ THE LOST WOULD ” “ THE LOST WORLD ’’ A real super feature full of thrill, adapted from the famous novel of love and’ adventure. Featuring BESSIE LOVE, WALLACE BEERY, LEWIS STONE, LLOYD HUGHES. And a supporting cast of 3000. Box Plans for the season open on Monday morning at Mrs Cook’s. Stalls, 1/6; Circle, 2/-. Book Early! No Booking Fee! TE NGUTU DOMAIN. nnO-MORROW Afternoon (Sunday) at 2.30 p.m., programme of music by Hawera Municipal Band. W. HAWKINS, Hon, Secretary. MANAIA TOWN BOARD. T>A.RENTS and the general public are “** asked to attend a. Public Welcome to the Manaia Boy Scouts on MONDAY, January 25th, at 6.3'0 p.m. Should the weather prove unfavourable the function will take place in the Town Hall. L. G. NIELSON, Chairman. OEO HALL. A SOCIAL and DANCE will be held in the above Hall on FRIDAY, January 29tli. Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/6. O. ROSS, .; 07.29 Hon. Secretary. WEDDING NOTICE. A WEDDING will be solemnised at Waiokura Pa, MANAIA, on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, January 27, 1926, the contracting parties being Miss KOTO BENNIE, third daughter of Mrs P- Bennie, of AVellington, and great-grand-daughter of Raupahara, leading chief of the Ngatetoi Tribe, to THOMAS Rill, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ware Kei, of Manaia. All friends are cordially invited. _ HAWERA SCOTTISH SOCIETY. “ANICHT Wl’ BURNS.” FORESTERS’ HALL. I MONDAY, JANUARY' 25. At 8 p.m 2>URNS ANNIVERSARY gOCIAL Oration by Hon. Jas. Graigie, of Timaru. A Festival of Burns’ Song and Story with the time-honoured .custom of THE MARCH IN AND ODE Followed by the Haggis. Admission, 2/-. Tickets procurable from Committee. D. McCORMICK, Ilou. Secretary. ARE Y r OU ONE OF TARANAKI’S RESIDENTS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN TO Q. ARDENS IF SO DO NOT DELAY YOUR VISIT ANY LONGER. Let us suggest that you set aside NEXT SUNDAY', JANUARY 24, and come along.. The STRATFORD CITIZEN’S BAND will render a Choice Musical Programme during the afternoon. And the FLOWERS! “Oh, Boy!” They will make your heart glad. Many remark that they would have been here before had they known the gardens were so pretty, and, of course, come again. If you bring vour own teapot, we will fill it with Boiling Water FREE of charge. Refreshments always obtainable at Ngaere Gardens. DON’T FORGET NEXT SUNDAY, JANUARY 24. Flowers, Animals, See-saws, Swings, and Boating on the Lake. ELTHAM jyjONSTER gPORTS ]\fEETING (Under auspices New Zealand Cycling and Athletic Union) TAUMATA PARK, ELTHAM. THURSDAY', FEBRUARY' IS. To Commence at 12 o’clock. RUNN IN G EVEN TS. I—lso1 —150 Yards Maiden; Ist, 30/-; 2nd, 10/-. Nom. 1/6. o mo Wards Handicap; Ist, ISO/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 22/6. Nom. 9/-. ;; oo() Yards Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 4 440 Yards Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 5 SBO Y'ards Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. o—no0 —no Y'ards Handicap; boys years. Ist, trophy valued 15/-; 2nd, trophy valued 7/6. CYCLING EVENTS. 1— Half-mile Handicap; Ist, 60/-; 2nd, j 30/-. Nom. 3/-. . ! 2 One Mile Handicap; boys under 18 years; Ist, trophy valued 30/-: 2nd, trophy valued 15/-. Nom. 1/6 3 Two’ Mile Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 50/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 4 Three Mile Handicap; Ist, 250/-; 2nd, SO/; 3rd, 30/-. Nom. 12/6. 5 Five Milo Handicap; Ist, 100/-y 2nd, 40/-; 3rd. 20/-. Nom. 5/-. No Acceptance Fee Entries close with the Secretary, Box 53. Eltham, on Februay lltli, 1926. Running Events: Performances foi last two years or last four performances must be forwarded. Cycling Events: Performances for last twelve races (or any). Handicaps will be advertised in t’he local papers on o r about February 15th, 1926. The Committee reserve the right to postpone Sports if necess;f rj r . IT. TAYLOR, Secretary.