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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 1 June 1914, Page 1

r SPECIAL ADVERTtSEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT ~ TO-NIGHT "THE WORLD'S~PICTURES AND LYRIC ORCHESTRA. | Ambrosia's Latest Big Star Feature— "A QUEEN'S LOVE." "A QUEEN'S LOVE." A. drama of heart interest and appeal. | A play which attracts tH(s> ladies like a magnet. A tender episode in the life of a queen. "A WOMAN'S HEART BENEATH A CROWN." The chief artists in this wondrous drama seem to live on the screen, {supported by an Excellent Programme and the Lyric Orchestra. Prices as Usual. j FOR TTOLLARD. WHY? (1) He is a fairly large ratepayer. (2) He is a business man of 18 years' standing. | (3) He has previously been elected ! to and occupied a seat on the ' ■ Lower Hutt Borough Council. (4) He is broad-minded; therefore all questions which will come behim (if elected), will receive -fair consideration. , . | (5) He would have this borough progress with due regard to economy. , VOTE FOR HOLLARD and note that Polling Day is FRIDAY Nest; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. TO THE ELECTORS OF HAWERA j BOROUGH. j HAVING acceded to the requests of several deputations, I have al-' = lowed, myself to be nominated as a candidate for the vacancy on the; Council; and. in doing so I can assure ! you; that if; entrusted with your con- j fideuaft. ait tft» Poll on June sth, I will! make* ttfte? bjest use of my long experi-' ence of, ftaanekl questions and in all! matters, of, importance to the rate-! payers I vrM appeal to my sense of. reasoning;. My aims will be for Reform, Progress- andl Economy. 2 JNO. W. HARDING. TO THE BURGESSES. HAWERA BOROUGH. LADIES and Gentlemen,—Having been nominated for tlie vacancy in your Council, I place my services at jour disposal, and if elected shall use every endeavor to assist the present Council in any advancement that I consider to the benefit of the borough, the' general work and present loan expenditure, both economically and-ex-peditioiisly. . • Yours faithfully, J. W. TONG. MANAIA TOWN HALL. A MEETING of, all interested in providing a small farewellto Mrs McHugh will be held in the Town Hall on FRIDAY, June 5, at 3 p.m. K. HUNT, Convenor. SMALL DAIRY FARMS. "yt^E have for sale several Small Dairy. Farms, varying from 50 to 120 Acres.- Possession next milking ■■*..• • ,■ . ■ '■■■*■■( season. Land well watered, close to factories, level and very best quality* i Exceptional terms to good workers. Prices oh application. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., ' ■ __Hawera. A STUBBORN Fact. The delicious MILITARY PICKLE is the world's most tasty condiment. Made from Indian fruits, etc., in pure malt vinegar. Buy a bottle to-day. Price reasonable. A Brilliant Autumn showing. There il is a dainty elegance about our autumn display that lifts it above the average, %.n elegaitce that meets with the approval of the most discerning! shippers. Our Evening Coats are a' treat to lobh at. Ask to see our: Vel- j veteen« ' sit Is 6d yard.—Armitage's, Manaia. ..*■• :■:'■::• ■*".'•" '; •.■ ARRIVED ex "Tainui' 'and "Waimana," for Shooting season— Eley's Universal cartridges in 3, 4, and 5 snot; Ruby Smokeless in 4, 5, and 6 shot, and Special Nitro Amberite in 4, 5, and 6 shot; Eley's Green and Colonial. Landed ex "s.s. Remuera" and "Corinthic," 88 packages general grocery, ironmongery and fancy goods. These goods being imported direct from manufacturers will be sold at lowest rates.—John Gilmour, Octagon, Manaia. . * * , ■'■ A PAIR of Gloves. Our men's gloves > are better than ever; motor, driving, walking or woollen fer men and boys, Is; ladies' reindeer gloves, 9s 6d.—N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. ■ Vivv A NYONE wanting something good xl in electro-plated g^ods, dinner and tea-sets, afternoon cups and saucers and plates, glassware, fancy] goods, grocery and ironmongery should j pay a visit to this establishment. Full supplies prime eating potatoes, pollard, bran, wheat, chaff, oats, barley, rice • meal, peas, etc.—John Gilmour, Manaia. * ,' * ■ * I A ROOM papered for 2s Bd. What? 2s 8d? Yes! 2s 8d! We are prepared to supply, from among the oddments of our stock, the necessary paper to cover an ordinary sized room at 4d '(fourpence) per roll. Why not renovate when it costs so little? Engrain- Tints. Usually sold' at 2s per roll, our price Is 3d per roll. Oatmeal Tints, usually sold 3s ;* vier roll; our price from Is 9d. We hold the stock. You need not fear the prices.—R. & E.^Tingey, Ltd;, High Street ,Hawera. 'Phone 190 BOYS' Jerseys now opened in Navy, brown, greys, the latest shade; also a range of samples at 2s lid. Our, jersey suits are the thing in new shades.—N.Z. Clothing Factory,. Ha-