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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 16 December 1913, Page 1

I Bptolal Advertisement!. QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. i TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT t I One of the world's best photo-plays I "GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP," | The Grandest Story Ever Told.; A Delightful Theme--Magnificently Depicted. "GRANDMOTHER'S LAMP " Touching, Telling, Tender, Sympa\r>t■■■'•'■ *V etic? Striking, Superior. . - Wondus review by marvellous "Picture Wimples" of momentous incidents in an aged lady's padi life. Supported by an exceptionally strong programme ©f Comic, Scenic, and Dramatic Subjects, I ■. including: ■ "THE GIRL OF THE CABARET," I A Remarkably Clever Drama. Gr BANP CATHOLIC BAZAAR. TpWN HaEIT ELTHAM. DECEMBER 20th. to 27th.Beautiful Display of Plain and Fancy _ Goods. Grand Xmas Tree and Bran Tubs. Produce, Sweet and Flower Stalls. Numerous Side-shows, including Magnificent .Art Gallery and the Wonderful Dancing Girl FANCY DANCING. A performance will be given each Afternoon and Evening by a number or local young ladies and children, assisted by outside talent, under the direction of the celebrated artist, Madam Connop DAINTY REFRESHMENTS; Fruit Salad, Strawberries and Cream, Ice Cream, and Cool Drinks; GREAT TUG-OF-WAR EVENTS. Record Entries have been received, and will be pulled off each night of Bazaar. Come and see the pick of Taranaki display their strength. Bazaar to be opened at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY. December 20th, by . C. A. Wilkinson, M.P. Eltham Brass Band will be in attendance in the Evenings. , , Admission Is, children 6d, season tickets 4s. ■ Admission Free on opening afternoon. M., MARTIN, I ___ . . . .'..... , . Secretary. PUBLIC MEETING. BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS, HAWESA. •- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. At 8 pjn. agricultural" and high SCHOOL FOR^HAWERA. , ALL interested in the establishment of such a School invited to attend, especially chairmen and members of all local bodies. School Committees, Dairy Factories, Farmers' U nioiis, A. and P. Associations. j^T. MARY'S; HAWERA. INTERCESSION SERVICE. WEDNESDAY, 17. ' . ••;■' A^TSO. j ~~ : — ] ——-—- —. '. | THE Second of a series of Monthly Garden Parties under the auspices of the Kaponga Anglican Ladies' Guild will be held at Mr A. V Tait's residence, "Tahuna," Eltham Road Kaponga, on December lath, commencing at 2 p.m. Admission Is. Competitions, and Musical Selections by Kaponga. Band. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the Provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1908. ,and its amendments, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 21st January r 1914. ARCHIBALD IVOR PATERSON and ARTHUR IVOR MACKAY —Sections 353, 354, 355, 356, 357 and, 358, Patea District (Block XV., Hawera Survey District), occupied by Metcalfe Bros, as tenants. No. 1299. EDWIN VIDAL PALMER, JAMES CECIL PALMER, and EMILY ANNE PALMER.—Allotments 7. 10 and 19 of Section 180, Patea pistrict (Block VI., Ha- "• wera Survey District), occupied by Henry Edgar. No. 1303. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 15th day of December, 1913, at the Lands Registry Office, New Plymouth. A. V. STURTEVANT, District Land Registrar. r^ r^RIFFITHS | MOTOR ENGINEER, | GOODWIN'S GARAGE, PRINCES ST. i (Next Winter Show Buildings). . " ■■-.v. ■ - ■ ' i FOR SALE.^-12-16 second-hand Stuart Car, 4 cylinders, magneto | ignitiony;""Bls x 105 artillery wheels, j wind j^reen, Cape cart hood and si Jo curtamsVtpainted light blue, lined .red, 1 pair head lights and generator, 1 pair side lamps, 1 Denuiston spare wntfcjl, With, separate commercial body suitable for butcher or baker. Price £175. Telephone 95. S. B. Hunter.] [J. B. Lyons. TTUNTER & T YONS, DENTAL SURGEONS STRATI OilD- INGLEWOOD, AND KAPONGA. WE wi^h to impress it upon our Pations ifcfaai Kaponga Surgery is open every day and -under the management of a competent Dental Surgeon. ' Mr Hunter visits the Branch every Friday. Teeth extracted by our on a non-poisonous painless methods Guaranteed absolutely painless. n-jr\A WORTH of, Ladies' Hbs4 | "SW. I Uvf and Underclothing (travel- ' ars' Bamples)—real first-class goods— jing at much Under Cost Price to ■-'ear. This special line is no doubt fcho finest lot yejb offered in Hawera. Miss H»Tr.ilton fe, High Street. X~ MAS snits—Our Tailor-cut Boxed Suits for men and boys are all good and. wear well. Men's Suite, 39s fVI. 4% 6d,Sfc; quality tells. Wear TT.B. Suits. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hp.wera.