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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 26 September 1933, Page 1

amusements. KAPU'NI HALL. KABUNX HALL. BACHELORS’ AiND SPINSTERS’ Q. BA N D J)AIfCE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Vinsen’s Popular Ambassadors. Novelties Galore. Splendid Prizes. Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 2/-. Curd’s Free Bus from Stratford. Free Bus from Manaia. E. TREANOR, B. ELIASON, Hon. Secretaries. CONCERT in aid of Red Cross Soe.icty, St. Joseph’s Hail, to-morrow night. TT’S not a War! It’s Euehrc nit tire Soldiers’ Club to-night! NORMANBY TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. Music by Adelphi Dance Band. Bus Fare, Return 1/-, by E.T.M. Co. bus Admission, 1/11£ and 1/54, no change A. G.. SMITH, Organiser. TEMISSION 1/- and the prizes are best ire town Soldiers’ Club Euchre to-night. . Municipal j>and gociAL. FORESTERS’ HALL, HAWERA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Old Time and Modem Dancing. Guy’s Orchestra. Admission, 1/-. Admission, l/-. HAWERA FOOTBALL CLUB (Regd.). A LL Pla vers and Honorary Members art, invited bv the Committee to the Club's ANNUAL SOCIAL for the THIRDS’ Team, to be held in the Scouts’ Ha’ll on THURSDAY Next, September 2S, at 8 P J m, WEST) Horn. Se-eret-airy. BUSINESS NOTICES. c. Gr. P AIGEY Announces to the Public of Hawera hat he has commenced business as a SIGNW RITER. Workshop: Above E. A. Pacey, Builder and Contractor, Regent Street.. _ Moderate Charges. A Trial Solicited. ’Phone 2306. IMMEDIATE PRIVATE LOANS LOWEST INTEREST 1 EASIEST REPAYMENT ! FAIR TREATMENT 1 f'lN Furniture, Pianos, Radios, Deeds, * Stock, Motor Cars and all classes of Ohartei Securities — WITHOUT REMOVAL. NORTHERN LOAN & FINANCE COMPANY. ’Phone 3604, P.G. Box 390, MARIA PLACE WANGANUI-

NEW STOCKS ! VOU must SEE to believe that such patterns and shades in WALLPAPERS exist* The prices are exceptionally low. Get our estimate for your work. RASMUSSEN work is known all ovst the district. QHAS. J^ASMUSSEN, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR. (Near Byrnes’ Mill) ’Phone 2701 PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. PHYSICAL CULTURE PRIVATE TUITION ONLY. Further Evidence in (Letter 44) a Story of Rheumatism. Rotorua, 26/2/33. Dear Mr. Jarrett, — I went to a doctor here. He could see at once that I had been taking exercises and was highly pleased with your methods. He explained that my lumber region had become firmly set and together with deep massage and your method of muscle re-educa-tion I would eventually get right again. My people marvelled at my change in appearance due to your kind and sympathetic training. Truly, Mr. Jarret,, your mental attitude, apart from the physical side was a great help to me and I take this opportunity of thanking you for taking such an interest in me. Metaphorically speaking, I shall for ever be in your debt for putting me on the right road to health. Once more, thanking your for everything, with every best wish, — Yours sincerely, R.C. And again, from Manurewa (Auckland), 19th June, he writes. Am much improved in health—thanks to your tuition. Am convinced it has worked wonders for me. Yours sincerely, R.C. (Original Letters May be Seen.) HIGHEST MEDICAL REFERENCES. CONSULTATION FREE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT. Full particulars, terma. etc., from— R 0. Jarrett, PHYSICAL CULTURIST. 49 CAMPBELL ST.. NOLANTOW.N, HAWERA.