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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 26 June 1912, Page 1

Special Advertisements. PICTURES. Our Motto: The Best is Barely Good Enough. Under special arrangement with Messrs John Fuller and Sons for a supply of Latest and Best Film-s. A Great Selection, Motion Photography Unequalled ior Light, Unequalled for Definition, Unequalled for Quality lhe music unsurpased, and a special feature of the entertainment. COME AND SEE— /t^? M«der» House that Jack Built vLubm Drama), How They Stopped a Run on the Bank (Star Selig Animal Drama) \ alley of Po (Scenic), The Express Envelope (Star Railway Drama) Queer Folk (Novelty Cbnuc), OW Mountains and Valleys (Scenic). The fc B «fP%t,e?t- (V l itagraPh Comic), Snare of Society (drama), Money to Burn (Star Edison Comedy), and others OPTTV?v£' ednesday, June 26. H A£?, Thursday, June 27. OKAIAWA, Saturday, June 29 MANAIA. aii^r ou ls is 'ch,idr6" - L. H. WILSON, Proprietor.

milE Kaponga Horticultural Society tt t l ud, a.Concert and Dance in I the 1 own Hall ,„ aid of the Society's !iave% s °ed THURSDAY '^ The Concert programme is as follows ■ Overture (selected)-Miss I. Robinson. Song, Scotch (selected)— Mrs Sim Song -Only Once More"—Mr Walker. Recitation, "Cheese is Up"—Mr E Parrott. Song (selected)—Mr Walters. Song (selected)— Mrs Rands. Song, "My Kingdom"—Mr Silver. Song (selected)—Mr Bailey. Song -Dear Heart"-Miss Green. Recitation, "On Strike"—Mr J McVeagh. Song, "Tit for Tat"-Miss Thompson. Song, "Say not Good-bye"—Mr Walker Instrumental Duet (selected)— Misses Robinson and Bennie. boner Scotch (selected)— Mrs Sim Recitation, "Bendy's Sermon"— Mr E. i x urrotu. Song (selected)—Mr Baillie. Song (selected)—Mr Walters. Song, «p m Alone, Lily of Killarney"Miss Green. , J. McVeagh. Silv?^ Locker"—M r

E. COMPANY, nth REGIMENT. QIIA ND ~ BA L L To be held in the TOWN HALL, ELTHAM. tuesdayTjuly 2. , Gents 4s, ladies 2s. C, C. STANNERS, m >*'a " . - •" Hon. Sec. " PIHAMA HALL. |JARD-UP ~RAG SOCIAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 28. (Proceeds in aid of Hail Funds.) Prizes for best original dress (lady and gentleman). Admission: Ladies Is, gentlemen 2s D. GALLOWAY, I-.™,.- C. CAMPBELL, l^ 22- ° ' Joint Sees. WAIMATE FOOTBALL CLUB~ AN^ LAL Ball M'i!l be held in the ±±- J own Hall, Manaia, on WEDNESDAY, July 3rd. Double tickets os, single 3s, extra lady 2s. c AL"g Sec , DAIRY FARMS FOR LEASE.

m ACRES, well subdivided and watered, and all level; good buildings; close to school, railway station and factory; will carry 60 cows Owner will lease for 4 years at 20s pei acre rent, with a purchasing elapse ai the end of the term a* £20 per acre. A good man with family can get into this place, including stock, for £200 oash. "--- (241) 141 ACRES, all level, and handy to factory, school, etc.; good buildings thereon. Lease for 3 years at 18s 6d per acre rent. (132) 170 ACRES, all .level, handy to school, railway station and factory; good-buildings. Lease for 3 years at 18s per acre rent. LOAN AND MERCANTILE, STRATFORD. AY. A. HEAVITT, Age™ A. C. BELL, Land Salesman.

SHOAV OF SHOAA'S. WAIKATO WINTER SHOW. THE BEST SHOAV YOU HAA 7E OF SECURING A CHEAP PROPERTY Is by calling on F. J. SAXBY, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, (Opposite Railway Station}, HAMILTON. 'Phone 369. 1000 PROPERTIES TO SHOAV YOU LET ME SHOAV YOU THIS CHEAP PROPERTY OF -tOn ACRES freehold, handy to creamery, school, and post office; 300 acres in grass, well watered and. fenced, flat to rolling country, good soil; carrying 200 head cattle! Price £11 per acre. .Terms £400 cash for a quick sale. This year's Dominion Winter Show promises to be a huge, success, but it is absolutely incomparable to the great success of Pursei and Son's Sale. Come and see for vour_elf.—Advt. TjpißY the Star Cniee for Billheads, -ft- Memorandums, Envelope*,, .Visit-' ing Cards, etc.