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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 70455, 5 October 1900, Page 3

fAPERA HOUSE, HAWER r ro-niglit. Toni?h Pops 2nd Grand Pop 3 Dre Pops 2nd Grand Pops Circ Pops By the Wanganui ] Pops ENTERTAINMENT 1 Pops SYNDICATE. ] Pops New Artists, New Artists 1 Pops First appearance here of 1 Pops Mb jambs Dbiscoll, Stal JPopa Eing of Silver Thread 1 Pops (Late of Fuller's &Dixs 1 Pops Company) 1 Pops Mr Jack Kindley, 1 Pops High Kicker and 1 Pops Corned an 1 Pops (Late of Fuller's) 1, Pops Miss Rose Clifford, P; Pops Serio Comio (late of 6 Pops Fuller's Company. 6 Pops 0. Nattlob, C. Voss. 6 Pops And Our Great Double 6 Pops Company. 6 Pops P.S.— Don't forget the 6 Pops Date, 6 Pops FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 6< Pops OPERA HOUSE. 6< Pops BAWERA. 6< T7-EEP LOOKING AT THK SPACE AND PREPARE FOR A SURPRISE. The Monster Programme for the STYNES' BENEFIT CONCERT. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. Under the Patronage of the Mayor. KAPONGA ATHEN^IUM HALL. A GIFT AUCTION AND FANCY FAIR Will be held in aid of the funds of VICTORIA PAKE on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, sih and 6th Octobeb. Fancy Work, Works of Art, Bran Tubs, Guessiug Competitions', Flower etnd Refreshment Stalls, Wheel of Fortune, Shooting Gallery. Pincushion Competition. Entrance Bd. 1. Largest. 2. Smallest. 8. Most Original. 4. Most Artistic. Hat Trimming for Gentlemen, entrance Bd. Exhibits in competitions to become the property of the Park Trustees. Admission : Adults Is, children 6d. Doors open afternoon 2 p.m. Evening 7 p.m. F. GAPPER, Hon. See. THE Girl he left behind him may soon inspect the furniture at ARTHUR'S, as her Soldier Boy will soon return. Queen Anns Pair Wasbstand and Dressing Table aeautifully covered at £5 10s GREATS ALK ASSIGNED DRAPERY STOCK OF HOPKINS (Auckland;, AT E. D. SMITH'S, THE CHEAP CASH DRAPER, High stkeet, BAWEJRA. Silk Veilings 8d yard Children's Gloves 4d per pair Ladies' Gloves from 4d pair Blouse Silks from 1/3 yard Ladies' Collars 2d each Colored Embroideries 6d per doz. White Embroideries from l£dyard Good Fingering Wool 1/6 lb Children's Nainsook Pinafores 1/8 Ladies' White Skirts 2/6, 2/11 Zephyrs 4£d yard Ginghams 5d yard Prints 4£d yard Blouse Muslins 6d yard Stripe Nainsooks 4Jd yard Beautiful Laces Id, 2d, yd, 4d yd. Boys* Suits from 6/6 Men's Ties (splendid selection) 6d each ~ Men's Tweed Suits from 16/6 (colonial tweed) 80-inch Heavy White Twill Sheeting 1/2 yard. Note the address — E. D. SMITH'S, The Cheap Cash Draper, High-street ... HAWERA. A. J. CAMPBELL (Late of C. A. Wilkinson, Eltham), Manager. E. L. BRIANT, TjILTHAM COACH FACTORY. Double and Single Buggies, Grigs, Rustio Cart?, Dog Carts, Eulktas, 1 Bradleys, Expresses, Drays, and all description of first-class vehicles built of the best seasoned timbers. Carriage painting and trimming a speciality. All work guaranteed. Intending buyers will do well to give me a call and inspect my factory and stock. I* ■ ■ Note the address— E. L. BRIANT, ELTHAM COACH FACTORY, Brioge-Strect, Eltham. NOTICE. HAVING disposed of the Hawera Branch of the Unehuoga Boot iFactory to W. S. Moore, my late manager, I beg to thank the public of Hawera and surrounding districts for their liberal support in the past and would request a continuance of same to my successor. A. HUGHES, Onehunga. In taking over the above business, I hope by strict attention to business, fair dealing, and reasonable prices to merit a continuance of the support . accorded to the firm in the past. W. S. MOORE, Manager Onehunga Boot Factory, Haweba. I would request that all account owing to me be settled before the 14th October, to enable us to wind up the business under the old name. A. HUGHES. _ LARGE Quantities of Waste Paper on sala at the Stab Office. T7IGMONT Q<TAR. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. . Afirßtolaea Advertising medium,