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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 27 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 Films. A Great Selection, Motion Photography, Unequalled for Light, Unequalled for Definition, Unequalled for Quality. The music unsurpased, and a special feature of the entertainment COME AND SEE— The Modem House that Jack Built (liubin 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 Comic), Over Mountains and Valleys (Scenic). The Wrong Patient (Vitagraph Comic), Snare of Society (drama), Money to Burn (Star Edison Comedy), and others JiiJ^KE, Thursday, June 27. OKAIAWA, Saturday, June 29 MANAIA. _„„ FRIDAY, JUNE 28, WITH. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Aumission Is tid, is, children Get to all parts. L. H. WILSON, ■ Proprietor. fTHHE Kaponga Horticultural Society -*- will hold a Concert and Dance in the Town Hall in aid of the Society's funds on THURSDAY, June 27th, as advertised. 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. Sons:, Scotch (selected) —Mrs Sim Recitation, "Bendy's Sermon"—Mr E. Parrott. Sons (selected)—Mr Baillie. Song (selected)—Mr Walters. Song, "I'm Alone, Lily of Killarnev"— Miss Green. Recitation.(selected)—Mr J. McVeagh Song, "Davy Jones' Locker"—Mr Silver. ELTPIAM~COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In the Matter of "The Counties Act 1908," and of."The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908." T HEREBY give notice that an elec- -* tion of one Councillor for the Kaponga Riding of the County of Eltham (vice late Councillor William Swadliiur, deceased) will be held on THURSDAY, the eleventh day of July, 1912. And I hereby appoint the County Office, Elfcham, as the place, and up to noon on THURSDAY, the fjourth day of July, 1912, as the time for nomination of candidates. Dated at Eltham this 21st day of June, 1912. W. J. TRISTRAM, Returning Officer. N.B.—Nomination forms available at Town Board Office, Kaponga, and County Office, Eltham. 279,3 KEEP Your Feet Dry" by wearing the best Goloshes. Men's sizes 5s 9d, Gs 6d, at' Hannah's. j T ATEST Art Curtains, colors woven JLJ in, wash like a rag, 22s 6d, at Purser and Son's Sale. A STRAIGHT Lease of 100 Acres, with new house, new concrete cowshed, and necessary buildings. Apph A. J. BROWN, Maugatoki. THE A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI- ! DENT SOCIETY. Tbr Largest, Soundest, and Most Prosperous Mutual Life Office in the British Empire. PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY! PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY! FUNDS over £27,000,000 AMVUAL LACOME over £3,500,000 CASH BONUS for one year, 1910, over ... £839,602 EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Office— Customhouse Quay, Wellington. K. W. BAIGENT, Canvassing Agent, Hawera. T. A. SMITH, Agent Industrial Department, Egtnont St. (off Camberwell Road) Box 140.

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