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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 29 September 1933, Page 1

amusements. WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. pLUNKET gOCIETY’S pALL (Under patronage of Sir Tlmrby King) Double Ticket, 5/-; Single, 3/-. TOMORROW. TO-MORROW. CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PARTY At 2.30 p.m. FUN FOR EVERY CHILD, Adults, 1/-; Children under 10, (id. RAWER A MAIN .SCHOOL TENNIS CLUB. QPENING ‘ DAY-TO-MORROW (Saturday) SEPT. 30. At 2.30 p.m. Members and intending members are invited. Ladies a plate. MEETINGS. OTAKEIIO TENNIS CLUB. milE Annual Meeting of the above X Club will be held in the Hall, on MONDAY, October 2, at 7.45 p.m. All members and intending members are requested to attend. If. PUTT, B. McCULLUM, Joint Secretaries. BUSINESS NOTICES. TYRES TYRES Prices of other sizes similarly reduced. MORTLOCK & CO. PRINCES STREET, HAW ERA. South Taranaki Agents for MORRIS, HUDSON & ESSEX CARS.

NUK SERYMAN. JJAWERA J^URSERY. (Established 1914.) RELIABLE NURSERY STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES. Choice Shrubs; Roses; Hedge Plants,Fruit Trees; Gooseberries; Currants, Rhubarb; Asparagus. Perennial Plants;' Liliums; Hardy Seedlings. O.EO. gHAILER, 37 CALEDONIA ST., HAWERA. ’Phono 2744. BUSINESS NOTICES. WHITE LEGHORN AND BLACK ORPINGTON DAY-OLD CHICKS. BRED FROM IMPORTED PRIZE STOCK. £5 per 100; £2/10/- per 50; £l/1/- per 20. Broody Hen, with. 15 Chicks, £l. . WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. EBB’S QAGKLE JpARM, (Established 25 Yeans). BARTHOLOMEW ROAD, LEVIN. HAWERA-NEW PLYMOUTH DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. LEAVE Hawera (week days), 9 a.m. Sundays, 5.30 a.m. LEAVE New Plymouth (week days), 6 p.m. Sundays, 6 p.uu FARE 7/6 Single: 12/6 Return. IP INGHAM’S MOTORS T° X HE TT OME B oot -REPAIRER ! DO YOU KNOW THAT C. DAVIS, BOOT REPAIRER, REGENT STREET, HAWERA TS now stocking the best English Leather and all necessary nails and plates at lowest possible prices? CALL AND ENQUIRE. IMPORTANT. A LL communications to the "Star” of a business nature should be addressed to "The Manager.” Contributions and correspondence for the literary columns should be addressed to "The Editor.” Note.— On no account should communications, either business or literary, be addressed to an individual by name. Use the title, not the name.