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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 13 December 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SOUTH TARANAKI PRIMARY gCHOOLS (CHAMPIONSHIPS DIXON BANNER AND BENNETT & SUTTON CUP COMPETITIONS. SHOW GROUNDS, HAWERA. SHOW GROUNDS, HAWERA. 1 ~“~ WEDNESDAY NEXT, December 15. # Commencing at 11 a.m. and going all day. All previous records eclipsed. Over a Thousand Entries. The one big day in the year fpr all the boys and girl's of South Taranaki. The boys and girls’ of to-day are the men and women of to-morrow —show that you have a real live interest in your district and your country and be on the show ground next Wednesday. Admisison to Ground and Stand: — Adults, One Shilling; Children, Free. gT. ’S QHURCH, HAWERA. A GRAND GARDEN FETE AND SALE OF WORK. Will be held in the Grounds of MRS J. F. PEASE, MANAWAPOU RD. On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, .1926. At 1.30 p.m. ATTRACTIVE STALLS, Including Work Stall, Produce Stall, Cakes, Xmas Puddings, Sweets, lee Cream, Afternoon Tea. COMPETITIONS. Best Decorated Umbrella: Ist prize, 5/-; 2nd, 2/-. Best Decorated Pram, Go-cart, or Scooter: Ist, 7/6; 2nd, 2/6. Best' Decorated Doll’s Pram: Ist prize, 5/-; 2nd, 2/6. Best Decorated Bicycle (Fancy Costume optional): Ist prize, 7/6; 2nd. 2/6. Best Child’s Decorated Bike or Tricycle: Ist prize, 5/-; 2nd, 2/-; 3rd, 1/-. Best Child’s Fancy Costume, 8 years and under: Ist prize, 7/6; 2nd, 5/-; 3rd, 2/6. Xmas Trees, Aunt Sally, Tennis Novel Telegraph Office. Admission, 1/-; Children, 6d. Special Note. —Cars will convey visitors free of charge to the show, running every, ten minutes from 1.45 to 2.30 p.m. from the following points: St. Mary’s School; Post Office; Box Factory, corner Glover Road and Camberwell Road; Park Store, High Street. SEASIDE PETE ON OPUNAKE BEACH, JANUARY 19, 1927. Full Particulars Later. C. O. EDMONDS, Secretary, Opunake Seaside Society. DRUIDS’ ANNUAL XMAS TREE (Members’ Children Only.) rpHE Druids’ Annual Christmas Tree 1 will be held in the Winter Show Buildings on WEDNESDAY NEXT, December 15, at 7.30 p.m. Tickets obtainable at the door. Visiting Brethren cordiallv invited. •W. HARVEY, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. ELECTRIC LAMPS! Phillips’ Lamps are renowned for their long life and low current cost. 20 to 60 watts, metal filament, 2/3 each 70 wats, i watt, gas-filled .... 4/3 each 100 watt, i watt, gas-filled ... 6/- each 150 v/att, i watt, gas-filled ... 8/- each 200 watt, i watt, gas-filled .. 10/- each An Lamps Tested and Guaranteed. jQAVY’S pLECTRICAL gUPPLIES, UNION ST., HAWERA. ’Phone 183. PLUNKET SOCIETY. •VTURSE DIX will be in attendance at the Plunket Rooms, Albion Street (next to the Swimming Baths) on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY mornings 10.30 to 12; alternate MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, 2 to 4; and THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 1 to 4. Private Address: 65 Argyle St. ’Phone T2«. S. W. N ORRI 3 * S ON GENERAL CARRIERS, 5 BRIDGE STREET, ELTHAM. Tri-Weeklv Service to OMOANA. — Leave P.O. 10. SO a.m. Mondays, Wed nesdays and Fridays. All care taken; no responsibility. Alk»i Furniture and Wood Carting. H.I.EN COAL DEPENDABLE QUALITY, PLUS SERVICE. Now famous, cleanest and best in all respects for household use. No soot, no slack. Procurable only from— GEARY & CO. E. R. HARDLEY. W. J. BUTLER. CONTINUING BUSINESS. IVTRS B SEAVER thanks those friends and customers who such liberal patronage to the late Mr Seaver, and announces that she will carry on the business, trusting to a continuance of the support accorded her late husband. A full stock of BICYCLES and ab Accessories. Tyres, etc., kept. Fitting Pram Tyres a specialty. Note Address: 95 REGENT ST., HAWERA.