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Hawera Star, Volume L, 13 February 1931, Page 4

As the Hawera Opera House lias j been let free' of charge for an earthquake relief l>enefit performance on Tuesday evening, the all-British “talkie,” “Alf’s Button,” will now he screened to-morrow and on Monday evening only. | The Hawera Municipal Band will play selections in High Street to-morrow evening. A collection will he taken in aid of earthquake relief. The fortune left by the late Mr. Thomas B. Slick, the wealthiest America independent oil operator, is estimated between £15,000,000 and £20.000,000. HUNTINGTON’S; ’Phone 2118. I Our oddment and remnants’ week has Iso far proved a great success, the lowpriced bargains being readily picked up. Further stocks have since been reduced, enabling us to offer another whirlwind of bargains for the next few days.—Advt. ‘ SYDNEY SURGEON PRAISES y-TOL. Regarding sunburn and “ tropical ringworm,” due to the fierce heat of the Australian sun, a Sydney doctor writes praising the soothing, healing, qualities of Q-tol. Original letter may be inspected. New Zealand’s own famous emollient is also well-known across' die Tasman. Price, 2/-; double size, 1 3/6. —Advt. 1