BOWLING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 22 February 1916, Page 4

BOWLING.

The challenge buttons changed hands on Saturday afternoon, McPhillips, Lewis, Hodge, and llobb defeating the holders (Bates, J. Hicks, W. llobertsou and Tarrant) by 29 to 16 points.

MUSIC MADE EASY. Lovers of music have a special opportunity in Hawera just now. Up to Saturday, 26th February, the Bristol Piano Co.j Ltd., will have their warehouse representative, Mr T. L. Shone, at the depot in Messrs Purser and Son's premises, High Street. A splendid lot of specially imported instruments is there. " These are not pianos and organs left over in the metropolitan show rooms. Every one of them is fresh from famous factories. There are included Broad woods, Sames, Collard and Collards. and all the latest models. Each is a perfect example ! of quality and dependable construction, j The terms of payment are especially easy. If you want a piano for the' home, for the church, for the assem-bly-room, or for any purpose whatever, there will be no such exceptional opportunity as this for another year. For detailed information, apply to Messrs Purser and Son. Don't fear to give trouble. "The Bristol" long ago i found out that taking trouble is the quintessence of good business. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. M. J. Brookes, North Island manager.—Advt. Datrv boots, well made, for women and men. We specialise in this line; a real good boot "for ladies. 12/6 (I'tiey stand hard wear), and men's nailed or imnailed shooters, 15/6, are honest wearing goods; our Bluchers at 7/11 r.re made to our special order. Call and get your boots" at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. —Advt.