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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 5 July 1921, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. p|PERA HOUSE, HAWERA. i TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. i The Story of a new Narcotic and * Woman's Mysterious Death. i From the famous play .by Horace Annesley Vachell, with England's three Most Popular Film Stars ieatured—■ VIOLET HOPSON, STEWART ROME and GREGORY SCOiT in "THE CASE OF LADY CAMBER " Also Episode 7 of the " KING OF THE CIRCUS." And a Capital Comedy, "A FLY IN THE OINTMENT-" " OEO PUBLIC HALL. ~ "DASKET SOCIAL AND DANCE TUESDAY, JULY 5. Music by Mrs Bradley. ' '! Admission: Gents, 2/-; Ladies basket. B. W. B. HUNT, 3Q;2,4,5 Hon. Secretary; OKAIAWA FOOTBALL CLUB. "pLAYERS are requested to attend -*^! practice on THURSDAY at 2.30 p.m. . E. W. JOHNS, Hon. Secretary. OEO HALL, OEO. " ~ A HARD-UP Social will be held in -£*■ the above Hall on TUESDAY, July 12th, 1921. ."■.". Admission: Gents, 3/-; Ladies, 2/- ---! J. E. X). HUGHES, 9,11,12 Hon. Secretary. EGMONT RACING CLUB! ~ NOTICE TO TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS. rpRAINERS and Jockeys are hereby J- notified that Application's for Licenses for the ensuing season (1921----1922) must be sent in not later than WEDNESDAY, July 6th, next. V. B. STRATTON, ' Secretary. Box 51, Hawera. 2,5 OPUNAKE RACING CLUB (Incorporated.) THE Annual Meeting of members will ibe held on "SATURDAY, 30th July. Nominations for the offices of President, Vice-OPresulent, Hon. Treasurer, nine Stewards, and nine Committeemen close with the Secretary- on SATURDAY, July 9th, at 5 p.m. j; Nominations for new members close at the >same time. P. S. RILEY, Secretary. Pihama. TO FACTORY MANAGERS. A PPLICATIONS will be received up "^- to 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, July 16th, for the position of General Factory Manager. Thorough knowledge of Cheese and Butter manufacture essential. Salary £500 per annum, free house and usual allowances. . STRATFORD'DAIRY CO., LTD., P.O. Box 97, Stratford. 5,9,13 BRUNSWICK CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO., LTD. FACTORY MANAGER. ' A PPLICATIONS are invited by the •£*- above Company for the position of Working Manager for its two-vat cheese factory^ situated at Brunswick, near Wanganui. Output about 100 tons, whey separation. Good house, t close to school and post office. Salary. ' according to Managers' Association j 'scale. Applications with grade eertifi-! cates and testimonials to he addressed j to the— SECRETARY, : ait Box 205, Wanganui. WHAT A PRIVATE CAR OWNER SAYS REGARDING STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX PETROL ECONOMY. MR. Arthur Anderson, of Euston Street, Riccarton.. who" has pur- : chased a §jvudebaker Economy Light i Six, and who uses the car in visiting i his two farms in the Rangitata district, a journey which includes a run from twelve to sixteen miles over rough tussock roads, writes to us as follows: — Dear Sirs, Just a few lines to let you know the result of my trip to Rangitata and return, a distance of 156 miles. I was very pleased indeed with the performance that my Studebaker I Light Six put up. On my return I very carefully filled up the petrol tank r and found I could pnly put in 5? i gallons of petrol, which works out to r an average of 27.13 milea to the gallon. I think this is really wonderful for a six-cylinder car developing k 40 h.p. I have also found the 'ear exceptionally light on lubricating oil. Yours faithfully, Arthur Anderson. We cordially invite motorists anr others interested to visit our stand a1 the Hawera Show and inspect the ~ Studebaker Light Six, and will bi pleased to demonstrate the means b: which this powerful car gives suel wonderful results.—Adams., Ltd., 20 ' The Avenue, Wanganui. New Zeal am »". Importers. Mortlock and Co., Hawera an District Agents. 1S '117 INTER Evenings provide tin i tt for Photography. Fresh stock of ali makes of gaslight papers cor etantly arriving at Dowling's Pharn acy, Has'&ra- For developing m . Print-All