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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 6 July 1921, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. FTTHE GRAND TO-NIGHT. Great Double Star Attraction. DOUBLE BILL DOUBLE BILL A Great Paramount Production. The popular ecren artist, PRED STONE FRED STONE • in "JOHNNY CET YOUR CUN." A scream from star* to finish. Also FLORENCE BILLINGS in "THE BLUE PEARL." Who ""THE BLUE PEARL." stole "•'THE BLUE PEARL." it? A thrilling _drama of mystery and romance. Stalls 1/-, Circle 1/6 (plug tax). *~VPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT . GREAT SUPER ATTRACTION Tourblood will tingle at the deeds of * The Avenger," the mightiest two-gun that the great West ever knew. The William Fox Corporation presents WILLIAM FARNUM in a picturisation of ZANE GREY'S . ..' , famous novel, * : 1121 5! DERSOFTHE PURPLE SACE RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE "The story of a man who was not afraid. No. 5 "SMASHING BARRIERS." Ckcle 2/-, Stalls 1/6 (plus tax). ~T KAPONGA LODGE -*-* 1.0.0. F., M.U. ; ; GRAND SOCIAL.; , /- TUESDAY, JULY 12 ". /■ ' Admission: ■ ' " Gentlemen, 3"/-,j (Ladies, 1/6.. McCarty's Orchestra. Good Floor. Good Supper, Good Crowd. SISTER E. BUTLER, Hon. Secretary. RUGBY FOOTBALL. COOK'S GARDENS, WANGANUI WEDNJ^SDAY, JULY 13. SPRINGBOKS v. WANGANUI. SPRINGBOKS y. WANGANUI. Visitors are urged to reserve s«ats •'4>y letter, with cash, to Jones and Som, IWancanui. RESERVED SEATS ,7/6. Box Plan opens FRIDAY. A. TRONSON, Secretary, Wanganui Rugby Union. INTERNATIONAL RUGBY~ FOOTBALL. SPRINGBOKS v. TARANAKI. SPRINGBOKS V. TARANAKI. SATURDAY, JULY 16. RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, NEW PLYMOUTH. RESERVED SEATS, 7/6. admission to ground). A limited number of reserved seats •are on sale. Applications for seat's, ■accompanied by the cost and a stamped addressed envelope for reply, must :■ leach the undersignedl not later than- - Mid-day on MONDAY, 11th inst. Personal application will not be enterfain- - ed uniil after that time in order to _give~ country applicants eqtial oppor- " tunity of reserving with, the New Plymouth public. Seats will be allotted in -order of application. REMEMBER: 7/6 and stamped addressed envelope for reply. Apply— JA3. McLEOD, Chairman T.R.U. "P.O. Box 85, New Plymouth. NOTICE. ~~ OWING to the. high cost of de--1 livery, on jmd after 11th inst. .Bread delivered will be charged 1/3 -cash or coupons 3 1/4 hooked; 1/2 cash '-at 'bakehouse. F. G. FAIREY, Okaiawa, Bakery. " FATERINE." "THE NATURAL LIQUID CALF AND PIG FOOD. A SCIENTIFIC STOCK FOOD AT V ■ LAST. jT^OR the benefit of ' farmers "FAT il- ERINE " will be displayed at the "Winter Show this week. Mr Page, ••company's expert^ will ibe in attendance to give all information on this mew animal food, which is A REVOLUTION IN STOCK RAISING. FATERINE is now being manufactured as the result of exhaustive «x----iperiments jn Australia iby Mr Page, ■*who realised: the necessity to produce =a food to replace the butter-fats taken ifrom the whole milk which MEALS DID NOT DO, ■=at the same time making th« import:ant discovery that used as a. Drench it iis an absolute cure for colds, scours, pneumonia^ etc., in all stock SIMPLE TO USE—NO BOILING OR ; , SCALDING. Like butter-fat in its action, therefore easily digested and assimilated by =all animals. Of "testimonials we have plenty, but , -.aione more convincing than that of Mr ;-J. R. Corrigan, Hawera: "I have "pleasure in stating that I am more "than pleased with the results obtained jfrom the use of FATERINE. It has ibeen fed to my calves with splendid ■results, 'and given also as a medicine "I found it gave immediate relief and is -.a speedy cure for pneumonia. Its Preparation and feeding are simplicity it■«elf, and a ibig saving of time is ef- , "fected in comparison with the ol<* rmethods of feeding." AND IT IS 300% CHEAPER THAN OTHER FOODS. vSee the WINTER SHOW EXHIBIT and get Further Information. TREWEEK & JOLL. HAWERA. Agents for Taranaki.