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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 30 August 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COMPETITIONS. COMPETITIONS. COMPETITIONS. COMPETITIONS. QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 7 o’clock sharp 7 o’clock . CONTINUES FOR THREE DAYS. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. At 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. each day. SEASON TICKETS: 9/0; Special Children’s Tickets (admitting to 'daysessions only), 3/-; Day Sessions, 1/(children 6d); Evening Sessions, 3/-, 2/-, 1/- (children 1/- if accompanied by adult); Reserves (circle only), at Miss Blake’s Sweet Store, Od. Programmes, 3d. Season Tickets and Programmes obtainable at all Hawera Music Shops and at Opera House. TO-NIGHT at 7 o’clock Recalls from Morning and Afternoon Sessions. Also: Ladies:’ -Shakesperian Recitation (0.5.); Tenor Solo (0.5.); Gentlemen’s Test Recitation;- Vocal Solo, accompanied by self; Piano Solo, under 21; Humorous Dialogue (0.5.). TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). At 10 a.m. —Girls’ Recitation under 12 (T.,); Contralto. Solo (0.5.); Girls’ Recitation under 15 (T.). At 2 p.m.—Children’s Chorus under 14 (12 to 15 voices); Humorous Recitation in Character; Children’s Chorus under 18; Recitation in Costume under 14; (0.5.); Girls’ Action Song under 12 (0.55.). At 7 p.m.—Recalls from day sessions; also Sketch Song (0.5.); Gentlemen’s Shakesperian Recitation; Violin Solo (opera class); Impromptu Speech; Male Quartettes. Evening Sessions Commence at SEVEN o’clock Sharp. — : 1 TOKAORA HALT,. FAREWELL SOCIAL and PRESENTATION to Mr and*Mrs Francis and Family 6n FRIDAY NEXT, 2nd September. Euchre for non-dancers; good prizes. All old Tokaora pupils requested to attend. Songs, Musical Items, Glassy Floor, Good Music, Tip-top Supper. Admission: Non-subscribers Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/6.

OTAKEHO HALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1927. p RAND PLAIN & FANCY ° r MASQUERADE BALL. (Proceeds in aid of Hookey Club.) Prizes for the best Comic and Fancy Costumes. Boulton’s Professional Orchestra. Good Floor. Excellent Supper. Admission: Gents, 3/6; Ladies, 2/C. MISS B. PUTT, A. IE GRAY, Hon. Secretaries. BUSINESS NOTICES. EAT EAT EAT LINKHORN’S BREAD LINKHORN’S BREAD THE REASON WHY ? When purest bread you do require, You Linkhorn’s bread should try, Because his motto is to bake The best cash can supply. The best of flour does Linkhorn use, It’s always superfine; That’s why his bread is hard to beat On this side of the Line. Each loaf is baked with extra care, No better can you find; For value and for quality Keep Linkhorn’s Bread 'a mind. 'Phone 2782. Daily Delivery. IMPORTANT. \ NOTHEE CHESTERFIELD SUITE also SETTEE SUITE, fine workmanship. Re-Upholstering and repairs. Pram Hoods recovered. F. HEADLEY, UPHOLSTERER 207 Princes Street Hawerhf ’Phone 2244. JJUGH J^ODGER TAILOR, HIGH STREET. A few “FEATHERLITE” COATS still on hand —but they are going fast. Just arrived —A line of new WORSTEDS—very smart. FRED JONES, Manager. EXAMINATION FEES PAID FOR YOU! W K .want to enrol the greatest pos- '' sible number of students NOW, for the 1928 Examinations, in preference to the beginning of next year, because by so doing their prospects oi success will be greatly enhanced. Any study done this year lightens next year’s work, and makes satisfactory preparation more certain. So to encourage r immediate enrolment, we are making the following liberal concession: “Every student who enrols before Ist December, 1927, will have his or her Examination Entrance Fee paid by the Schools. ’ ’ This is no “catch-penny’’ offer, but a genuine and practical inducement to ambitious students to give themselves ample time to prepare for next year’s examinations. There arc .no special conditions. To be entitled to the concession the students must simply complete the course in the usual way, and pay the regular schedule fees, either by instalments or in advance. Write TO-DAY* for enrolment form, stating which examination you intend sitting for. HEMINGWAY’S ’ CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, ’ * P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND.