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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 17 May 1912, Page 1

special Advertisement*.. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! A THEATRE ROCKING WITH LAUGHTER. THE OPERA HOUSE PACKED TO THE DOORS LAST NIGHT. A WHIRL OF FUN! A WHIRL OP FUN I ; ROARS! SHRIEKS! SCREAMS! Thu Greatest Laughing Show oh Earth. Never Before has Laughter so Con-' ; vulsed an Audience. SEASON EXTENDED. SEASON EXTENDED. TG-NICHT. TO-NIGHT. And TO-MORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY). THE NORWOODS, THE NORWOODS, THE NORWOODS, In an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME The Feature To-night will be the ] HYPNOTIC SPANISH WALTZ. Also, — A WONDERFUL THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE IN THOUGHT WITH MISS PAULINE FORD. , At the close of the performance Tonight, Professor Norwood will place a young man in a 24 hours' hypnotic sleep, after which he will be carried to the shop window of Purser and Son's, where he will remain until Tomorrow Night, when he will be taken . to the Opera House and awakened on the stage at B^ls. DOORS TO-NIGHT 7.30. Box plan now open at Cole and Donnelly's. Prices 3s, 2s, and Is. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! yrriLsoN's pictui ?•»■.■ Under Special Arrangement wLu. Messrs John Fuller and Sons for a supply of the Latest and Best Films. THE GIRL FROM WAY OUTBACK. THE GREATEST AUSTRALIAN DRAMA YET PRODUCED. Also, — Sea Shores of Italy (Scenic), Ranger Pals (Cowboy Drama), Buncho's Game at Lizardhead (Comedy), Manila Hemp Industry (Industrial), The Lighthousekeeper's Peril (Sensational Drama), and a long list of others. OPUNAKE, THURSDAY 16. MANAIA, FRIDAY 17. Admission Is 6d, Js, children 6d to all parts. "W**L. H. WILSON, Proprietor. i"O O O T B A L L. ' * HAWERA SENIORS v. OKAIAWA. At 3 o'clock. HAWERA THIRDS v. WAIMATE. At 1 o'clock. BAYLY PARK—SATURDAY NEXT. Admission Is. Juniors leave at 1 p.m. for Okaiawa. [ L. G. BEAMISH, Secretary. Irp O 0 T B A L H . ivAPONGA SENIORS v. OPUNAKE. AT KAPONGA, at 3 p.m. 5 Drag for Juniors leaves at 12.30 for Opunake. :C1 O O T 13 A L L. WAIMATE JUNIORS v. ALTON. 1 At 1 o'clock. f AT MANAIA—TO-MORROW. Drags for Thirds and Seniors leave 3 at 10.30 a.m. for Hawera. HUNTING. ON SATURDAY, 18th May, the meet will be at Mr G. V. 1 Pearce's, "Castle Hill," Kakaramea. ; Hounds meet at 12.30. r R. H. NOLAN, g Hon. Sec. f ______—__ __ ,- ST. JOHN ANGLICAN CHURCH, 7 OTAKEHO. THE Annual General Meeting of Parishioners will be held in the Otakeho Hall on FRIDAY, May 17, at 8 p.m. *" W. F. STENT. !S '■— '' REMOVAL NOTICE. .g rjH J. GOSSON, Proprietor of Silver ', X • Grid, begs to inform Customers ■■ that he has moved to new and up-to- , date premises opposite Gillanders: 2 Stables, in UNION STREET. 10 LONGFORD PREPARATORY SCHOOL h \JU' ILL re-°P. en TUESDAY;* Maj s j'! ▼ V'2lst. Miss Rawson will be ai 3S the Schoolroom, Collins Street, or r- MONDAY Afternoon, from 2 to 3.30. ' d NOTICE. *! mRESPASSERS with dog or gun or J- any of the farms of the under signed will be prosecuted. GEARY BROS. i; NOTICE. re 35 mRESPASSERS on rural section No og JL 173, corner Ohangai Road, witi xd dog or gun will be prosecuted. 4- P. SWEENEY. ;t- . a- MISS HILL, d- mYPISTE AND SHORTHANI >le X WRITER. Teacher of shorthand, typewritinj and bookkeeping, ed Address: 66 Wilson Street. 3tSs. _HJ[ISS jp\ J^YSTROM, 13 LADIES' HAIRDRESSER ANI on '.- MANICURIST. )le . sd, Scalp Treatments. 5a COMBINGS MADE UP. MRS NYSTROM, Dressmaker, 36 Disraeli Street.