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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 6 May 1927, Page 1

amusements. ELECTRIC LANTERN LECTURE. ELECTRIC LANTERN LECTURE. Q.RAND PICTURE THEATRE. HIGH ST., HAWERA. SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 8. At 8 o ’clock. Subject: “Native Missions in South and Central Africa. ’ ’ Wanderings and Work among the Bechuanas, Barsubias, Barotses, Mushakalumbvves, Zulus, etc. Native Customs, Head Dress, Kraals, Bead Work, etc. Mission Endeavour Worth While. Illustrated by Beautiful Coloured Slides taken on the spot by the Lecturer. All Cordially Invited. Bring Your Children., Silver Coin Collection at door to defray expenses. All Profits to Missions. Sacred Solo by Request on “Musical Saw”: “He Wipes a Tear from Every Eye.” ' Lecturer: PASTOR C. A. PAAP. MANGATOKI HALL. THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 12. Q.RAND J)ANCE (Under auspices Loyal Kaponga Lodge) Craekerjack Orchestra. Splendid Supper. Gents, 3/-; Ladies, 2/S. RENTON, Social Secretary. GIRL GUIDE ASSOCIATION. “THE BROWNIES.” CORDIAL Invitation is extended to all interested in the Brownie movement to visit the Winter Show Buildings on SATURDAY Afternoon between 2.30 and 4 p.m. There will be a unique display of floral decorations and cooking. Admission Free. Afternoon Tea, 9d. PGMONT RACING CLUB (Inc.) HAWERA. WINTER MEETING. , MAY 12th and 14th, 1027. ACCEPTANCES for all events will close at the Office of the Secretary on FRIDAY,'MAY 6, at 8- p.m. E. P. COX, Secretary. P.O. Box, 51, Hawera. PUKE COAL PUKE COAL rpHE BEST COAL procurable in Hawera for all household purposes. Obtainable only from — E. HIGGSWOOD & COAL MERCHANT. . : 23 GREY ST., HAWERA. 'PHONE 2124 'PHONE 2124 Agent for Pukemirn Collieries Ltd.

gTAR gPORTS JJDITION. PUBLISHED 8 p.m. PUBLISHED 8 p.m. EACH SATURDAY. EACH SATURDAY. ALL THE RESULTS. ALL THE RESULTS. FOOTBALL, RACING, ETC. WHEN YOU CAN GET YOUR SP.ORTLNG INFORMATION ON SATURDAY NIGHT WHY WAIT TILL MONDAY? PRICE: TWOPENCE PER COPY. Obtainable in Hawera at Stax Office, all agents and from street sellers. Also SAME EVENING at ELTHAM: From Mr J. M. Bates, Missouri Marble Bar, opposite Coronation Hotel. KAPONGA: Mrs Evans, Confectioner. MANAIA: From Mr J. A. CosgTove, Saddler. NORMANBY: Galloway and Sons, Storekeepers. OKAIAWA: Mr L. Houlahan, Storekeeper. PATEA: From Mrs A. Dunbar, Confectioner, Library corner; also from Gardiner’s, Confectionery, app. Pictures. STRATFORD: From Mr W. H. Rudkin, Everybody's Sweet Shop, Confectioner. gTAR gPORTS jgDITION. PLACE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE. ' J]ND BAKERY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT But Still Making GOLDEN CRUST BREAD Vlso the BROWN BREAD which has uade the business what it is to-day. A. trial will suffice to make yon a customer. S. BRYANT, Proprietor.