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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 28 February 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.. N ‘ ‘ TIP TOES ’ ’ ‘‘The first scene is raised a few inches, revealing forty-eight charming feet. Later it appears that they belong to twenty-four charming girls, who seem to have been born dancing.” QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY. MARCH 2. .1. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. present their NEW MUSICAL COMEDY CO. NEW MUSICAL COMEDY CO. 70 ARTISTS 70 ARTISTS 70 —lncluding • R. Bajrett Lonnard, Beryl Walkley, Leylana Hodgson, . Thelma Burness, Cecil Kcljaway, George Walsh, Rey Russell. Billie Lockwood. I " ' Also JOSEPHINE HEAD. ALBERT HUGO, \ MDLLE; RAMONA. The Famous Continental Dancers from .the. Follies Bergeres, Paris In the Latest London and New York Musical Comedy Triumph—‘‘TlP TOES” ‘ ‘ TIP TOES ’ ’ A DAZZLING PRODUCTION. ‘ ‘ TIP TOES ' ’ 4 ‘ TIP TOES ’ ’ IT'S MUSIC IS DELICIOUS. ‘ ‘ TIP TOES ’ ’ ‘ ‘ TIP TOES ’”, Crowded with Comedians, Singers, Specialities. Dancers, Ballets, Gorgeous and Glittering Scenes, Magnificent Fashion Creations, Features and Novelties—and AUSTRALIA’S PRETTIEST GIRLS. Prices: Reserved, 8/-; others, 5/-, 2/6 (plus tax). Box Plan at Miss Blake’s Confectionery. Representative Walter Monk JIGGER MANAIA TOWN HALL. MANAIA TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29. WEDNESDAY,- FEBRUARY 29. Good Topical and Local Hits. , Fun and Gaiety for Young and Old. Music by First-Class Orchestra. Novel and Original Costumes. Come and make Merry wi,th these Local Artists. THE SHOW IS A GOOD ONE. Admission: Adults, 2/-; Children, 1/-. Half Proceeds each to Manaia Town Band and Auroa Musical So.ciety. Dance after performance: Gents, 1/6; Ladies, 1/-. W. H. ROBINSON, . Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE T. L. JOLL CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO., LTD. A PPLICATIONS for the position of GARAGE MANAGER will be received by the undersigned up to FRIDAY, 9th March, 1928. Particulars at the Company’s Office, Okaiawa. A. LEES, Secretary. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL CHARGE ON RATES. "M'OTICE is hereby given that, purcn o7i+ i+a .Q/io+i nn 76 Of * * T'llG suant to Section Rating Act, 1925, ’ ’ an -additional charge of TEN PER -CENT, will be added to all rates unpaid on 22nd MARCH, 1928, and shall be payable and recoverable accordingly. W. F. SHEILD, County Clerk and Collector. FIRST BATTALION, TARANAKI REGIMENT. PARADES. B COMPANY—-FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1928, at 7 j).m. INSTRUCTIONS re Annual Camp will be notified on this parade. ' * MOUNTED RIFLES. Q.A. HDQ. SQUADRON PARADE—SATURDAY, March 3, 1925, at Rifle Range, at 1.30 p.m. DRILL HALL—MONDAY, March sth, at 7.30 p.m. ART CLASSES. ]y£R N. D.- CONNELL, of Eltham, will commence an Art Class in Hawera early in March. Names -of intending students may be left with Mr Poison, who is at present holding an exhibition of work by Eltham students of Mr Connell. Date when class commences will be advertised later. Terms: Two Guineas a. Quarter. MR PARMER!* JJACIvSHAW, gEARLE, LAND SALESMEN, WANGANUI. XXAVE Buyers for FARM PROPERTIES of every description. If you want to sell send full particulars of your proposition to the recognised ‘ ‘ LIVE WIRE ’ ’ LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HACKSHAW, SEARLE, WANGANUI. SPECIAL FRUIT NOTICE. \\/E have again landed a large consignment of all Seasonable Fruit, including 50 cases of best Apricots, 125 cases of Peaches, 150 cases of choicest Tomatoes, 90 cases of Dessert Gravensteins and 30 cases of Cooking Apples, 25 cases of William Bon Chretien Pears; also Pineapples, Hothouse Grapes, and all the other imported fruit. These will be offered to the public at a very reasonable price at— J)AVID & QO.’S, THE LEADING FRUITERERS, (Opp. Grand Theatre). HTGF ST.. HAWERA. For prompt attention and immediat. requirements, 'phone 2507 or communicate with P.O. Box 131, Hawera.