Special Advertisement*. . THE WORLD'S I'ICIURES. to the Enormous Success of the NORWOOD SEASON, the season has been extended till .TOMORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY). The usual SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE will, however, take place at 2 o'clock. No performance of Pictures TOMORROW NIGHT. TT|OMINION SKATING RINK. Every WEDNESBAY and SATURDAY 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7.30 to 10 p.m. Beginners, 6.30 .p.m. to 7.30 p.m. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. GOOD FLOOR. GOOD SKATES. Prices—Admission 6d, floorage 6d skates 6d. ' FRIDAY EVENING SPECIALLY RESERVED FOR BEGINNERS. R. W. BAKER, Manager. HAWERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. fTIiHE following Shooting Licenses J- have been issued for the district controlled by the Hawera Society. Persons are warned against shooting without Licenses. HAWERA.—H. M. Shrimpton, A. A. Piper, Taniwha, L. J. Newell, B. C. Bennett, TS\. C. Young, J. Minhinnick, i<co. Bai.-juop,'W. Minhinnick, Tunga, A. L. Jennings, Chas. Hunt, Chas. 1 >r, Manson Barraclough, Cyril Mu'rch, Jos. Caldwell, W. E. Minhinnick, Jno. Robertson, F. Radford W. H. Hughes, B. Joll, F. C. Norton, C. Hutchinson, A. H. Muller, A. Hobbs, G. L. Taylor, Ed. Parrington, W. B. Tissiman, E. Thurston. MANAfA.—G. D. McKenzie, P. Preo, J. F. Wells, T. F. Day, S. Purdon, T. Rogers, F. R. Riddick. PIHAMA.—W. Dickson, N. H. Dudley, R. Lambie, junr., A. Schwartfeger. AWATUNA EAST.—Wadson, Dialick. KAPONGA.—O. Sargeson, C. H. Severne, C. C. Hollard, L. H. Baigent, C Hartley. WAVERLEY.—W. Walters, W. C. Walters. OTAKEHO.—A. Clarke, R. E. Putt, "R. L. Mackie, E.'Ma'c"BetH,-E. Andrews. i NORMANBY.—H. Johnson, P. Kemp, C. Hill. ELTHAM.—H.E. Marsh, L. Casey, R. J. Maddock, P. Wright, H. Haden, J. M. Poynter, W. Wrightson, H. Jenkins, A. Stewart. WAITOTARA.—T. E. Mills, J. E. Vincent, J. Amundsen. F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary. FOE SALE. PROFITABLE PROPOSITION. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY. H ACRES (300 feet frontage), suitable for subdivision into quarter acre lots, good locality. Price £350; terms arranged. This property is worth £90 per quarter acre (£560 the lot). Absolutely a gilt-edged investment. IN CENTRAL HAWERA. £35 CASH.—Nice 5-room cottage and | acre of land, washhouse, copper and tubs, gas, water and drainage; garden, lawn, asphalt yard and everything np-to-date. £35 deposit; balance arranged at 5 per cent for 5 years, repayable by easy instalments. Early application absolutely necessary. (319) FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 10 ACRES of good land, within Ik miles of P. 0.; 6-room dwelling, washhouse and sheds. A bargain at £1250. Terms can be arranged. (321) SECTIONS for sale at Government valuation (£100). £5 deposit. An opportunity such as this maj never occur again. Sections across the road are selling a1 £130. SUBURBAN <fc TOWN RESIDENCES I invite enquiry from farmers and others contemplating residing oi investing in Hawera. I have a number of choice properties thai I can offer at exceptionally low figures. Special list on application. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. The Last Opportunity to secure building sections in Victoria Streel at their present low price. Prices from £120, with £5 deposit Only four sections available, anc sure to be sold within a few days. Absolutely the best anc cheapest sections in Hawera. I BUILD HOUSES. Small Deposits and Easy Payments, al localities; latest designs and im provements (h. and c. water porcelain baths, freizes, picturt rails, fibrous plaster ceilings arches, etc.); repayments fron 16s 6d per week, including prin cipa* and interest. A. GRANT, (Opposite P. 0.), HAWERA. 11/rRS MATERNITY HOME, MANAIA RjQAD, KAPONGA.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 17 May 1912, Page 1
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