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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 9 June 1916, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. SECOND Lecture of Course in Firs i Aid and Ambulance for Men TO NIGHT, Technical School, at 8 o'clock, All intending members requested t< be present. H. C. JOHNSON, Divis. Secretary. CARS FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ONE "Cadillac," £300; one Ford £160; and one Ford, £140. HURRELL BROS., Agents Overland Cars, • Havvera and Eltham. MANUTAHI LADIES' LEAP YEAR DANCE. A RETURN DANCE to the "Batchelors" w»ll be held in Manutahi Hall on the evening of WEDNESD V.V FIRST, June 14, at 8 p.m. Good Floor. Good Supper. Good Music. Ladies, 3/6; Gentlemen, Free. Proceeds for Red Cross Fund. HAWERA COUNTY COUNCIL. ROAD CLOSED. THE Tongahoe Hill, on the Ohangai Road, on the Meremere Bide of the Tongahoe bridge, will be closed for all traffic until further notice. A. MUGGERIDGE, Foreman of Works. NOTICE. ~ "" A MEETING of Cheese Factory Directors vyill be held in the Borough Council Chambers, Hawera, on SATURDAY NEXT, 10th inst., at 11 a.m., to consider terms and price of next season's cheese to be commandeered. URGENT. H. D. FORSYTH, W. D. PQWDRELL, J.MARX. Convenors. NOTICE. MRS. HIGGS wishes to announce that she has taken over the CENTRAL TEA ROOMS previously carried on by Mrs Keen, and by strict ittentioin to business, will endeavor to "rferit a fair share of public support. ?our patronage and recommendation vill b© appreciated. REMOVAL. WILL our Clients kindly note that we have removed to the corner of ligh and Victoria Streets. W. HAWKINS AND CO., Dyers and Cleaners. DOMINION DAIRY SHOW. In the SHOW BUILDINGS. HAWERA. 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, Bth JULY. 1916. rHE LEADING DAIRY SHOW IN THE DOMINION. )AIRY AND OTHER MACHINERY IN MOTION. MOTOR CARS AND MOTOR VEHICLES. HOME INDUSTRIES. HONEY. FARM AND GARDEN. SCHOOLS. POULTRY AND DOGS. OVER £100 WORTH OF SPECIAL PRIZES, SPECIAL EXHIBIT BY GOVERNMENT AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. SCHEDULES ON APPLICATION. ENTRIES WILL CLOSE ON TUESDAY, JUNE 20. H. A. LENNON, Secretary. Sox 79, Hawera. THE BON MARCHE KAPONGA. A. E. WAUGH, Manager. BIG OIALE OF HOLLARC3' ASSIGNED STOCK OF DRAPERY, Jap Silk, all colors, 6d yard. Prints Id yard. Dress Tweeds, 1/6, 1/9, I/I pard. Cream Joppa Serge, 1/6 yard White Flannel 1/2 yard. Casemen Curtaining, 6d, 9d, 1/- yard. Gree] Art Serge, 1/11 yard. D.B. Ticking 2/3 yard. H.B. Sheeting, 1/- yard Pillow Cases, 1/3 pair. Laces and In sertions, Id yard. All colors Veilings Id yard. Colored Trimmings, Id yarc Girls' Felt Hats, 3d each. Ladies Hats, 6d each. Ladies' Corsets, 1, pair. Ladies' Overcoats, 4/11 to 10/ Ladies' Hose, 1/- pair. Children' Fleecy Bloomers, 1/6 each. Ladiei do.. 2/3, 2/11 each. Ladies' Flanneleti Nights, 5/11. Woven Nights, 6/11. E: tra Large White Towels, l/ll pal Brown do., 1/3 pair. Plush Table Co 1 ers. 25/-. Kapoe Quilts, 8/11 10/1 15/6. 18/6. Real Down Quilts, 18/ i Large Bush Rugs, 13/9 each. Men Wool Socks, 1/3 pair. Cashmere Sock 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 pair. Men's and Boy Caps, 6d each. Painter's Overalls, 2 pair. Men's Suits, 20/- and 29/ Men's Overcoats, 27/6 to 39/6. Men Shirts, 2/-, 2/6, 2/11. Heavy Unde pants and Shirts, 4/11 pair. Ties, I each... Felt Hats, 1/6 each. Motor Le gings, 10/6 pair. Boys' Suits, from 4 each. Jerseys, 3/6 each. Men's G< H*ose, 2/6 pair. Linen Collars Id eac Stud Ties. 6d each. Pyjamas, 5/11 pa eed Trousers, 7/6 pair»