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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 2 July 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND SHOW NIGHT ATTRACTION Q.RAND THEATRE, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FINAL SCREENING. RICHARD DIX & EiSUHER RALSTON —ln—- “ r fffE QUARTERBACK ’ ’ “THE QUARTERBA.CK” Here’s the fastest stepping star on tne screen to-day. And as the smashing, crashing, dashing Quarterback. It’s the trickiest, funniest, fastest Comedy-Drama you have seen. Also showing the Serial “THE FIGHTING RANGER.’’ Prices: D.C., 1/6; Stalls, 1/-. BOOK YOUR SEAT NOW at Miss Blake’s for the QOMBINED QONCERT which will take place in the HAWERA OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY, JULY 15. A FEAST OF MUSIC. HAWERa MAIN SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Composed of 30 Boy and Girl Musicians (they are extremely clever) * Also — SCHOOL FLUTE B..ND, 50 performers HAWERA MUNICIPAL BAND Who will play Haydn’s “Farewell Symphony’’ with full stage effects. The first performance in New Zealand. HAWERA TROMBONE QUARTETTE. MISS VERA MOGINIE (The Brilliant Auckland Soprano). MR HAROLD ACKROYD (The Popular Baritone) Violin Duets by Louis and Margaret Fox. Clarinet Duets by Masters Rawson and Carrel. A Group of ARTISTIC DANCES will be given by the pupils of the EdwardsWilson School of Dancing. SYDNEY W. HORSBURGH (The Wee Scottish Comedian) Proceeds in aid of School Orchestra and Band, also Municipal Band Music Fund. DO NOT MISS THIS TREAT And Help Your Own Musicians. Prices: 4/- and 2/-.

Preliminary Notice. OTAKEHO HALL D ANCE will be held in the above hall on July 27th. Particulars later. C. E. HASTIE, Hon. Secretary. HAW E R A COMPETITIONS FESTIVAL VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, ELOCUTIONARY, DANCING. AUGUST 29 TO SEPTEMBER 1. SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS of £lO 10s each to Most Promising Pupil in Vocal, Instrumental and Elocutionary Sections.. Schedules now obtainable from the Secretary. ENTRIES CLOSE'AUGUST 3. NOTE ALTERATIONS IN SCHEDULE Class 35—Choir, (a) Test will be “Sun of My Soul” (Turner). . Class 67 —Dance Duo (not acrobatic), under 16 years, will be an Open Class. Competitors in Dancing Section must provide their own pianist. RALPH SAGE, Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 1-15. Hawera. KAPONGA TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, JULY S. QHILDEEX’S ANNUAL GRAND PLAIN & FANCY DRESS BALL. (Tn aid of Anglican Church funds) Prizes for Bovs and Girls in Kaponga District 5 years and under, 6 to 10 years, 10 years and over. Also Special Prizes for visiting children Coburn’s Orchestra. Adults dancing from 9.30 p.m. Admission:. Children, 1/-; Ladies, 2/-; Gents, 3/-. MERRY-GO-ROUND & CHAIROPLANE. ' Jr Merry-Go-Round and Chairoplane is now running in PRINCES STREET during the Winter Show. DON’T FAIL TO SEE AND BRING THE CHILDREN FOR A RIDE. CONTRADICTION RE CHAIROPLANE. A report having appeared iu this morning’s Taranaki Daily News to the effect that the four chains broke and a chair fell to the ground while the machine was in motion, we wish to contradict it. The facts are that no chair fell to the ground; only one split link came undone iu one chain, the other three remained intact, and as the machine was just starting and only (lid three turns round, it was stopped immediately. No one was hurt and no damage whatever was done to anyone. GIBSON & MILLER LTD. ELECTRIC LAMPS ! ELECTRIC LAMPS PHILLIPS’ LAMPS are renowned for their long life and low current cost. 20 to 00 watts.’ metal filament 2/3 each 70 watts A-watt, gas-filled . . 4/3 each 100 watts, 1-watt, gas-filled 6/- each 150 watts, 1-watt, gas-filled 8/- each 200 watts, i-watt, gas-filled 10/- each All Lamps Tested and Guaranteed. J^AVY’S JgLECTRICAL gUPPLIES UNION STREET, HAWERA.