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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXX, Issue LXXX, 9 February 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. She Was Staivmg for Romance and Almost Found Tragedy! mHE GRAND, TO-NIGHT. See The Wonderful ''Jewel" Production BORROWED CjIOIHES BORROWED CLOTHES Six^ Acts of Life as it is Lived! The Beautiful and Clever MILDRED HARRIS (MRS CHARLIE CHAPLIN) After you have seen Mildred Harris you j will agree that she will soon be tiie | most popuLr star on the screen. j A GRAND BAZAAR I IN AID OF MEMORIAL OF FALLEN SOLDIERS OF ST. JOSPEH'S PARISH Will be held in the Winter Show Bulidings from MONDAY to SATURDAY of Race Week. i £400 in Prizes ; Art Union ' Guessing Competitions Amusements for Young and Old. Winston McCarthy, New Zealand's Boy ! Wonder, will give Sketches from Harry Lauder each evening at 7.30 and 8.30. Mr Gormley and others at Intervals. See the Horses and Jockeys. Admission: Is. Afternoons, 2 to 5 free. ST. MARY'S CHURCH. j FAREWELL SOCIAL TO REV & MRS GRANT CO WEN. ST. MARY'S HALL. FRIDAY, 13th inst. at 8 p.m. To which ail parishioners and friends lin Hawera and surrounding districts are cordially invited. Win. GRAHAM, G. A. BURGESS, Wardens. WINTER SHOW BUILDING i HAWERA. ' i MONSTER CATHOLIC BAZAAR And FESTIVAL, I Opening on SATURDAY, February 7, and Continuing During Race Week. Grand Art Union of £50. (Gold Nuggets). Great Attractions Each Evening. | Orchestra .in Attendance. Stalls of all Kinds. MOKOIA PUBLIC HALL. !- TCTAREWELL SOCIAL to Rev. C. H. , J- and Mrs Grant Covven. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. | Programme by Mrs L.. G. Grace's Concert Party. I Hawera's Leading Talent. They will be assisted by Mr Ray Strong ' with his sleight-of-hand and conjuring; Accompanisbe: Mrs Grace. Non-subscribers, Gentlemen 2s; Ladles a basket W. MARSH, L. HUNT, __ Hon. Sees. I NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. ~|%TY fawn is withdrawn from sale. 1O- T. CREERY, Taikatu road), Auroa. WHAT A SNIP—£79O. j 4 -ROOMED HOUSE; scullery, wash- J house, copper, workshop ; gas laid on. Price only £790; about 7 minutes' walk from Post Office; ' 5 minutes from station. This is ; too good to miss. See us at once. | 1703 ! A SMALL FARM. 121-ACRES, with house of 6 rooms: with conveniences; motor shedl and excellent outbuildings. Price •' only £3000. Very cheap for a j property of this description. Apply early. 1711 THE SOUTH TARANAK! BUILDING ' & INVESTMENT CO LTD. Phone 526. Box 106. H. W. LEWIS, Manager. _____^__ • , FOR SALE—One 3h h.p. Humber, flat twin 3-speed, f.e., jus arrived :rom Home, £135; one 7/9 h.u. Indian. 1918, in perfect order, £90; one 7/9 h.r>. Indian, 1917, original tyres on, £90; 1 6 h.p. Royal Enfield, combination like new, £135; one 6 h.p. Royal Enfield, combination tip-top order, £125; one 6 h.p. Royal Ruby, 3-speed and clutch, £65; one 2$ h.p. twin Ruby, 3-speed and clutch, £45; on e 2f h.p. New Imperial, 2-speed, £55; one 2-f h.p. Sun, 2-.speed, £40; one 3J h.p. Bradbury, 2-speed, £35; one 3£ h.p. Triumph, 3-sneed and clutch, £55. —J. H. Bodle, Cycle Depot, Eltham. -J -j Q ACRES acres; freehold; dwell.L JL tj ing of 6 rooms; pantry and scullery; cowshed with 4 bails; milking machines go with property ; all in grass; watered bystreams ; all level and ploughable; carrying 49 cows, 3 bulls, 26 weaners, and 5 horses; 1 mile from factory; 2 miles from school; Toko nearest P.O. Price is £72 per acre. £1500 required down. BARNITT & ROBERTSON, STRATFORD. LADIES of Hawera —Connoisseurs have acclaimed Nagle's Indian needle work the acme of artistry. Bedspreads, etc., in Filet Lace. Silk Tussore Crochet a specialty, by prizewinners. —Somerset House, Phone 131. LADIES' Patent Court Shoes from 25s to 555; smart and up-to-date. Get in early for the races. —Hannah and Co,