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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 15 April 1922, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. COMING TO ~ COMING TO QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, APRIL 24. MONDAY, APRIL 24. Precisely as presented in Sydney, Mel--1 bourne, Auckland and Wellington. 'MR HARRY C. MUSGROVE'S Great Company of International Artists of which the Bright and Particular Star is ELLA SHIELDS London's Ideal of ELLA SHIELDS Ideals. The most ELLA SHIELDS fascinating boy-girl ELLA SHIELDS the world's stage ELLA SHIELDS has ever known. So ELLA SHIELDS wonderful "in her ELLA SHIELDS masculine impersonELLA SHIELDS ations, yet so deELLA SHIELDS lightfully feminine ELLA SHIELDS in her personality.

Supported by a Company of CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS. NOTE.—The Supporting Artists to Miss Ella Shields were specially selected by her personally for her New Zealand tour, and comprise a combination seldom seen in provincial towns. All of them have international reputations, and several have appeared with Miss Shields in the London Theatres. They are: MAURICE STERNDALE The South African Jazz Violinist. CON MORENI Dialect Comedian of Pantomime fame. THE THREE JACKSONS A succession of astounding thrills in polished manner. HARKO The Comedy Cartoonist. TOGO i The Miraculous Jap in sensations from the Orient. GEORGE BROOKS. "The most artistic singer I have heard since coming to Australia," says Dame Clara Butt. EDWARD CAHILL" Queensland's Most Notable Pianist.

MR and MISS TREE In an amazing demonstration of musical mentalism. Any item of music, dating back even as far as the year 1600, when whispered to Mr Tree in the audience, will be immediately transmitted mentally 'to his sister on the stage and forthwith played by her on the piano. ELLA SHIELDS LONDON'S- ELLA SHIELDS ELLA SHIELDS IDOL ELLA SHIELDS ELLA SHIELDS MANAGERIAL.—Mr Harry Musgrove presents his compliments to the theatregoers of Hawera, and confidently recommends his Second Celebrity Offiering to you. His first, Mr Wilkie Bard, you no doubt entertain pleasing memories about. • Prices, 6/-, 4/-, 2/- (all prices plus tax). Box plan opens on Wednesday at Mrs Cook's Sweet Shop. FORESTERS' HALL. THE DANCE OF THE SEASON. A BALL, will be held in the above Hall on EASTER MONDAY Night. Op«n Waltzing Competition. Good Floor, Supper and Orchestral i Music. Gents, 3/6; Ladies, Z/6. jls MRS. LONGSTAFF.

LOYAL UNION LODGE, NO. 6480. MANCHESTER UNITY ODDFELLOWS. QRDINARY Fortnightly Meeting will be held at Carlton Tea Rooms on WEDNESDAY, April 19th, at 7.30 p.m., instead of Monday, April 17th. ROBERT S. SAGE, 18 Secretary. EASTER HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. WORLD'S SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. TF sufficient inducement offers a j Cadillac 'Bus will run to Wanganui on EASTER TUESDAY, April 18th. Leave Taranaki Garage at 9 a.m.; return same evening after match. Return Fare, 25/- per seat. GLOBE MOTOR CO., LTD., 'Phone 309. Hawera. - . 13,15

JERSEY COW FOR SALE. T HAVE a first-class third ealver Jersey house cow for sale with a full guarantee. T. H. WALKER, Bacon Factory. ESTATE OF ERIWATA HONE PUMIPI (deceased). A LL Persons having claims against this estate are requested to furnish particulars certified as correct to the undersigned, and all'indebted to the estate would oblige by paying the amounts due to — R. CLINTON HUGHES, Solicitor for the Executrix. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited, to be received at our office up to 12 noon sharp on THURSDAY, April 20th, for additions '(in concrete) to Factory at Pungarehu for the Cape Egmont Dairy I Co., Ltd. MESSENGER, GRIFFITHS AND TAYLOR, Regd. Architects, New Plymouth.