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Hawera Star, Volume LII, 17 November 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TAWHITI School Euchre —To-morrow • night. Lady’s and 'Great’s first prizes, a ham. OPERA HOUSE, HAWEKA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. -p \LLET DANCING & ELOCU- ! > TTONARY RECITAL bv Pupils of MTSS M ARGARET 1 STOCK MISS MAISIE INSTONE. One Joyous Night of Entertainment. BE SURE TO KEEP THIS DATE FREE ! RECITAL. A RECITAL will be given on TUESDAY, November 29th, in St. Mary’s Hall by pupils of Miss K. FAIRHALL and Mr R. GEORGE. The programme will also include Yiolin and Pianoforte items by Miss Fairhall and Mr George, assisted in Trios by Mr N. Lester (’cellist), and Mr A. E. Morris will contribute vocal solos. Admission, 1/6; School Children with parents, Free. j^ORMANBY TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) —At. 8 p.m. THE FAMOUS MAORI CHOIR (of ■Representatives from all over the Dominion) Instrumental Music, Waiatas, Songs, Etc. Tickets, 1/6. QHANGAT JJALL. SATURDAY NEXT At S p.m. THE FAMOUS MAORI CHOIR (of Representatives from all oyer the Dominion) Instrumental Music, Waiatas, Songs, Etc. JCJ'AWERA GRAND THEATRE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 8 p.m. THE FAMOUS MAORI CHOIR. Acclaimed 'by Dominion Press as the Most. .Entrancing and Educative yet presented. Book Your Seats at Dixon’s. A Limited Number of 1/- Tickets available. MEETINGS. tJUJO: HU I A LODGE, NO. 9, HAWERA. [EETING 7.30 o’clock TO-NIGHT NELSON ’ STREET. HAWERA. Full Attendance Requested. BUSINESS NOTICES. NOW IS THE TIME ! TO HAVE THAT JOB DONE ! TAKE YOUR PROBLEM TO H. ACKROYD JOINER <fc SHOPFITTER. Workshop and Residence: 43 VOGEL STREET, HAWERA. Estimates and Quotations Gladly Given FREE on Request

CHEAPER COAL ! TIAVING- been appointed Agent for I XX the Famous WILTON COAL (clean and hot), I am prepared to retail at the following prices for CASH—CHIPS —4/3 per sack; 12/6 i-ton. KITCHEN —5/- per sack; 14/6 i-ton. HOUSE —5/6 per sack; 16/- i-ton. Orders left, at Newton King’s Ltd Seed Store promptly attended to Graham and Egmont Also Stocked. ’PHONE 2651. EGMONT STREET. PRIVATE TUITION ONLY. READ THIS LETTER (No. 27) AND, CALL NATURE TO YOUR AID. Hawera, Sept. 2, 1932. Mr. R. O. Jarrett, Hawera. Dear Sir, —On the eve of leaving Hawera I would like to express gratitude for your assistance in a time of need. The facts are these: While riding pillion I got involved in a motor accident between a lorry and the motor-cycle my companion and I were riding,, resulting in my back being badly injured, while I suffered from violent headaches. After being* incapacitated for some time in Hawera hospital I have been under treatment by a local medical practitioner, who, together with you, is responsible for ray present state of health. An X-Ray photo taken show's a fractured vertebrae. I was advised this. That was four months ago, and although it is not so strong as before the accident I feel confident it wiU ultimately be as strong as ever. I may add I have been totally free from heada cites‘for the past two months. Trust-1 ing this letter may be of use to you in vour practice.—l am, yours gratefully, 1 F. H. C. viw P.S.—The accidcnb’jgj,appencd more than a year ago at Nig^ranby.. ' Witness: A. M. C*®|Hav-cra, 2nd September, 1932. ' (Original Letter may be seen.) HIGHEST MEDICAL REFERENCES. CONSULTATION FREE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINT- ! MENT. Write for Free Illustrated Book, “Exercise for Health and Brain”; enclose 3d stamp, cost of postage. Full particulars, terms, etc., from — R. O. JAEEETTPHYSICAL CULTURIST,