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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXX, Issue LXXX, 14 February 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. - Q.RAND THEATRE, TO-NIGHtT A Paramount Drama J Starring SESSUE HAYAKAWA In THE CITY OF DIM FACES. - A Thrilling Story of San Francisco'g j China Town. TTAWERA METHODIST CHURCH. ii a.m., Sister Nellie; 7 p.m., Rev A Liversedge, "Gambling—the Foe cf Sport and Religion." Visitors Welcome. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES, SUNDAY NEXT. Normanby: 11 a.m., Rev. A Liversedge; Arantta: 2 p.m., Mr W. Hutchens; Meremere; 2.30 p.m., Rev. A. Liversedge. jyjETHODIST CHURCH, KAPONGA 11 a.m. : Sunday School Thanksgiving special service, singing (scholars to meet at 10 a.m.); 7 p.m., preacher, Miss Clough. Riverlea: 3 p.m., preacher, Rev. Odell. HAWERA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. , Services: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher: Mr C. H. Perkins, of Waitara. /CHURCH OF ENGLAND vy SERVICES. ' ELTHAM PARISH. | SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15. ! AH Saint's, Eltham: 8 a.m., H.C.; 11 a.m., Matins; 7 p.m., Evensong, Vicar. . Mangatoki: 11 a.m., H. C, Vicar. I Ngaere: 2.30 p.m., Evensong, Vicar. J. G. CASTLE, Vicar. i^KAIAWA METHODIST CHURCH i Harvest Festival Services will be held , on Sunday, February 15. ' Preachers: 2 p.m., Hey. H. J. Odell; 7.30 p.m., Rev. Tauroa. The sale of gifts and produce, Monday night, in the Hall. I^vPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. ' Under Direction Allan Wilkie. I GREAT DRAMATIC SEASON. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. OPENING MONDAY NEXT, 16th. ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE ; The Distinguished English Actor, Supported by Miss Frediswyde HunterWatts, and his Powerful Dramatic Com-^ pany in Four or' His Great Successes. , MONDAY, 16th. "THE SILVER KINC." ' "THE SILVER KINC." TUESDAY, 17th. | "THE MIDNIGHT WEDDING." , The Romantic Costume Drama, "TRILBY." j WEDNESDAY, 18th. 1 "CAMILLE." , THURSDAY, 19th. j A Change of Play 1 Each Evening. A Powerful Dramatic Attraction. Entire Company and Production Direct From the Theatre Royal, Sydney. By Arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Box Plan now open at P. T. Donnelly's. Popular prices: ss, 4s, 2s. (Plus Tax). NCAERE GARDENS TO-MORROW (SUNDAY AFTER- I NOON), at 1.45. NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZENS' BAND i Programme. Quickstep, "When You're a Long Way ' from Home" (Safroni). Trombone Solo, "When Irish Eyes are Smiling " (Ball). Soloist, Musician A. Handley. Suite, "Los Fleurs de Australia" (Laski). I Grand Selection, "Mfnid of the Mounj tains" (Fraser iSimson). By re- • quest. Cornet Solo, "Australis" by request | (Lithgow). 1 Soloist, Deputy-Bandmaster Taylor. Classic, "The Celebrated Largo," by re--1 quest ((Handel). Euphonium Solo, '.'Land of Hope and . Glory," by request (Ed. Elgar). ' Soloist, Musician J. Sturmey. Sacred, "The Lord's Prayer" (McLeod). March, "The Invincibles" (Rimmer-). God Save the King. Note. —Other items will be submitted if time permits. The conductor will be pleased to play any special favorite hymns the public may desire, or any other special numbers" if they have the music with them. F. W. G. McLeod (L.T.C. by exam.) Conductor. H. R. Cattley Esq., Secretary. " " . Telephone 315. Cut this programme out and bring it I with you. I Passenger motor lorries will leave , Stratford and Eltham Post Offices at intervals, commencing 11 a.m. j TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. REOPENING OF SCHOOLS. SCHOOLS in the Taranaki Education District will reopen on THURSDAY, Fobrawy 19, 1920 . i School Committees in Hawera District are granted permission to defer the opening of their schools until MONDAY, ,23rd inst., so as to allow the children to attend the Agricultural Show. P. S. WHITCOMBE, „ Secretary. Tj^Oß Sale—One 3J h.p. Humber, flat J- twin 3-speed, f.e., just arrived from Home, £135; 1 6 lup. Roya^l En- , field,' combination like new, £135; 1 6 jh.p.Roya] Enfield, combination tip-top . order, £125; 1 2| h.p, New Imperial, 2speed, £55: 1 2$ h.p. Sun, 2-speed, £40; 13i h.p. Bradbury,'2-speed, £35.— J. H. Bodle, Cycle Depot, Eltham.