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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 1 August 1918, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ELTHAM BOYS (31 Performers). GYMNASTIC ENTERTAINMENT. /^VPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. At 7.45 p.m. PROGRAMME: 1. Song, "Wave, Wave the Flag." 2. Swedish Drill, Drilling Squad. 3. Recitation, "What is a Gentleman?" 4. Game of Poi, Maori Party. 5. The Carpenter's Kit, Juvenile Troupe. 6. Song, "Keep a-Goin'." . 7. Dialogue, "What the Bear Said." 8. Pyramid Tableaux, Pyramid Company. 9. Song, "Mouse Traps." 10. Indian Club Drill, Club Brigade. 11. Recitation, "Racing the Flames." 12. Patriotic Tableaux, "At Duty's Call." 13. Swedish Drill, Drilling Squad. 14. Song, "Teasing." 15. Pillow Drill, Retiring Detachment. 16. Recitation, "Little Giffen." - , 17. Game of Poi, Maori Party! 18. Pyramid Tableaux, Pyramid Company. 19. Song, "Come Along Children." God Save the KingItems of a distinctly new and entertaining character are" included in this programme. Admission, 2/- and 1/-. N.B.—Do not fail to come and see the Boys. You will be delighted with, their performance. COMMANDANT A. SCOTNEY, Manager, i HAWERA BOROUGH AND COUNTY. j WAR ANNIVERSARY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Opera House on Monday, August 5, at 2.30 p.m., to consider resolution forwarded by the ActingPrime Minister. Citizens are requested to close their places of business from 2.30 to 3.30 p.m. E. DIXON, _ Mayor. J. B. MURDOCH, County Chairman. RUGBY FOOTBALL. VICTORIA PARK, KAPONGA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, At 2.15 p.m. _han>. -JZ-APONGA-CLUB v. "HAS BEENS" Proceeds in aid of Ladies' Red Cross Guild, Admission, 6d. HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL?" i NOTICE OF DAY OF POLL FOR i ELECTION OF ONE COUN- i CILLOR. | PURSUANT -to Sections "11 "and 39" of ! "Th e Local Elections • and Polls1 Act, 1908," I hereby give notice that j the following persons have been duly j nominated as Candidates for the office of Councillor for the Borough of Ha- ' wera. ■ ■ j LEWIS, Henry William. TURKINGTO^, Samuel. ! And there being only one vacancy to be j filled, a Poll will be taken as between j the said Candidates pn FRIDAY, the j 2nd day of August, 1918, at tbe Borough Chambers, High Street. Hawera. Polling hours, 9 a.m. to 7 D.m. .; Dated at Hawera' this 26th day of July, 1918. H. S. ELLIOTT, 27,31,1 Returning Officer. KAPUNI HALL. THE Usual Fortnightly Dance will be held in the abovo Hall on FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. Music by Miss Gardiner. W. JOHNSTON, G. LOVELL, Joint Sees. PATRIOTIC Tea Rooms, Eltham, in charge of Presbyterian Young Ladies' Guild on Saturday next. ' ELTHAM Oddfellows' Assembly usual Fortnightly Dance on Friday, August 2. Gents, 2/-; Ladies, 6d and Basket, or 1/6. OPOURIAO DAIRY CO., LTD. TO BUTTERMAKERS. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by testimonials and status regarding military service, will be received up to August 17'. for a competent Buttermaker (single man). Salary, £212 10s per annum. ■ J. MOODY, Secretary, Box 3, Taneatua. HIKURAXgTd AIRY CO., LTD. MANAGER, wanted for the abovo Company's pig farm; salary, £3 10s per week and percentage of net profits, together with house and other allowances. Applications, stating age, qualifications and position in regard to military service, are returnable 16th August. Particulars on application to J. M. McKENZIE, Secretary, 3,5 Hikurangi Dairy Co., Ltd. TO PLASTERERS. WANTED, a good Plasterer, for country job. Apply Geo. Edwards, Skeet Road Factory, Auroa, or Kaupokonui Dairy Co., Kaupokonui. " BUSINESS NOTICE. ON and after August 1, I shall commence business as General ' Carrier. By prompt attention to busii ness, shall hope to merit fair share of patronage. Trial solicited. S. MOORE, Hawera. NORMANBY. THE Homestead Store is to be taken down and sold in lots .suitable for re-building. Anyone wanting timber, iron and bricks, will do well to call at tlie premises early. EVERY Monaay you requfre a good Soap to do vour washing. Try Fairy Cleanser. All Grocers. Does not. injure the clothes or the hands; makes hard water soft.