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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 31 August 1929, Page 2

NURSERYMEN. JJAWERA (Established 1914) GEO. SHAILEE. FOR RELIABLE NURSERY STOCK. Heaths, Rhododendrons, Daphnes, ! Boronias and other choice shrubs. ROSES. HEDGE PLANTS. FRUIT TREES. LEMON TREES. Gooseberries. Rhubarb (Seedless). TABLE PALMS. POT PLANTS. Cinerarias, Primulas and other Seedlings. TRY SMALLER’S NURSERY, 37 CALEDONIA ST., HAWERA. PLANT NOW ) SHELTER TREES. HEDGE PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL TREES & SHRUBS - CLIMBING PLANTS, ROSES, HARDY PERENNIALS & RHUBARB Procure the BEST from gTAUB & QO., (Opposite George & Doughty) 16 REGENT ST., HAWERA. ELTHMS daUSII&fcSSLIST OF USED MOTOR CYCLES. FOR SALE. CASH UR TERMS. 1 DOUGLAS 3 h.p., 1928; Model E.W., as good as new; only used a few months; cost £7s—Cash Price £45 1 DOUGLAS 3 h.p. 1927; Model E.W.; in good order; been used carefully —Cash Price £37 10s 1 DOUGLAS 4 h.p. 1926 Model; in good running order and condiiton —Cash Price £36 1 DOUGLAS 3 h.p. 1920-27; in good order and condition —Cash Price £33 1 DOUGLAS 22 h.p. 1925; Model G.W.; 3-Speed—Cash Price £3O 1 DOUGLAS 22 h.p. 1925; Model C.W., 3-speed—Cash Price £25 1 DOUGLAS 22 h.p. 1925; Model C.W.; 3-speed—Cash Price £lB Also several old pattern machines at the price of push bites—viz., £6. JRA jgRIDGER, DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLE AGENT, ELTHAM. gTUDEBAKER, 3-seater, tyres and battery in good order, aar registered and been in constant use; £2O.—C. C. Stunners, Ford Garage, Eltham.

JI'OKD 5-seater car, electric starter and in good mechanical order; price £4O. Terms if required.—C. C. Staomers, Ford Dealer, El them. T>OYS’ Warm Tweed Overcoats, three only at 13/6; Boys’ Black Waterproof Coats, a few to clear at 9/11; Boys’ Canvas Coats for school wear, 22/6. —At H. 8., New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. GREAT NEWS TOR MOTORISTS! PETROL PRICES REDUCED AT THE MAIN PUMPS. 2/- per gallon for first, grade Spirit. 2/Shell and Union, first grade. 2/MOKOIA PUMPS THE CHEAPEST OF THEM ALL. A T M AIN & S ONS MOKOIA. ENTERTAINMENTS. OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT. •OUT OF THE RUINS.” Richard 13 art-lie I mess, popular First, National star-, has been the hero. of dozens of -pretty screen romances, From "Way Down East” and “Tol’ahle David” down through ‘ The Patent Leather Kid’’ and “Wheel of Chance,” he ira,s participated in romantic stories that have thrilled millions. In “Out cjf the Ruins,” his present starring vehicle, which will be screened at the Opera House to-night, he has a love story that will eclipse anything he lias ever done in this line.

(Pretty Marian Nixon plays opposite Barthelancss as the sweet and charming French girl of the story. Their romance is . one of great beauty and sacrifice, .and the pair make appealing screen lovers. ‘‘Out of the Ruins” is a story of France after the war, from the pen of the celebrated British war correspondent and author, Sir Philip Gibbs. It was directed by John Francis Dillon, who heikl the megaphone on Barthelmess’ recent great dramatic success, “The Noose.” The scenes were made in typical French atmosphere, an entire Paris city block h aving been constructed by technicians at the Burbank studios, with complete dwellings, cafes and: business establishments. The box plan is on view at Miss Blake’si sweet shop. GRAND THEATRE—TO-NIGHT. “THE PORT OF MISSING GIRLS.” When girls leave home and disappear, what becomes of them ? Their adventures are no doubt thrilling, tragic and dramatic. This theme has been picturised in “The Port of Missing Girls,” which will ho finally screened at the Grand _ Theatre, Hawern, to-night. In this picture the pitfalls, and dangers of young girls are depicted in a dramatic manner. It is advertised as a frank portrayal of the perils of the youth of 10-day, and shows how girls who have been carefully reared in good homes can become victims of the present fast times and be reported among the missing. Barbara Bedford and Malcolm McGregor play the leading roles. A strong supporting programme will include episode 1 of the thrilling new Universal serial “Tarzan the Mighty.”