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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 2 May 1922, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. GIVE THE MATTER OF YOTJB EDU- -~_ CATION SERIOUS CONSIDERATION -'!' ask yourself whether you are "educated" in the right way— qualified to compete with the ambitious^ go-ahead young man of fro-day. If not ' . do not delay, but get to work right' away and specialise. This is the aga_ of Specialisation, and unless onfc irealises that such is ths ease he is left < in the rut—ridden over rough-shod bjr * ' the man who recognsed his opportunity 4 and grasped it by qualifying. *"" <■ v We prepare candidates for the AC-' COUNTANCY, BANKERS' DIPLOMA LAW PROFESSIONAL, MATRICULATION; TEACHERS' BOOKKEEPERS' DIPLOMA and PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMS., and can assist you ta' SUCCESS if you will just give us your I confidence by enrolling with us and following our instructions. We have assisted many to better positions with higher remuneration, and feel sure we * t can assist YOU. : * Do Not Delay—Procrastination is Fatal to Your Success. . Address: TTEMTNGWAY & T>OBERTSOIPS_ CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD., Union Buildings, Custom St. E..P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. .

J 7A_LOR.NG_ i "~ ' - ! Adamson & Robb, HAWERA i HAVE A FINE RANGE OF V * i .*.'.■' !. TWEE3S, WORSTEDS AND \ SERGES . i FOE-YOUR WINTER SUIT. *"" * j '7 !THE PLACE FOR MEN'S WEAR, * Adamson & Robb, y I THE PLACE FOR. MEN'S. '' \ ' WEAR, ' ,"' HIGH STREET,-HAWERA. "" . ! . 7 ■ j ' .\ I T E K IRI gPOETS ASSOCIATION. — —, !" — y- ~~~~*' ■ l^ i-Ki / i .(Under the N.Z. Athletic Cycle Union) \ ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. j Commencing at 12 o'clock. , In Mr S. Agnew's Paddock. " A \AyCC ■ PROGRAMME. „ 1 Running. i§ 100, Yards Maideii. Ist, 30/-; 2nd, 10/Norn. 2/-x . '•'••'-. ' ' 120 Yards Open. Ist, 30/-: 2nd, 10/" ' Norn, 2/----880 Yards Open. Ist, 40/-: 2nd, 10. . Norn. 2/6 ■ 220 Yards Open. Ist, 40/-; 2nd, 10/Norn. 2/(5 * . , 440. Yards Open. Ist," 50/-; 2nd, 10/- ~ J Norn. 3/U 220 Yards Boys' Race. Ist, Mr A. EL ■Collins' special, 10/-: - 2nd, 5/-. Norn. 9d.

Chopping. 12in. Chop, Agnew's Novelty. / Ist,'' 20/-,; 2nd, 10/-. Norn. 1/6 12in. Chop, local handicap, between^ Auroa Road and Waiou River. Ist* i \ .' 20/-; 2nd, 10/- Norn. 1/6 J 12in. Chop, Open. Ist, 50/-; 2nd, 20/Norn. 3/6 , Tug-o'-War; sweepstake, 15/- per team. Six meu aside, including skipper on cleats. Post entry. £1 added money. High Jump. Ist, 20/- Norn. 1/Post entry. w Long Jump. Ist, 20/- Norn. 1/- Post entry. " > Hop, Step and. Jump. Ist, 20/- Norn. 1/- Post entry. Stepping the Chain. Ist, 20/- Norn. 1/- Post entry. "'' ' > A ' Sheep Guessing. Ist) 20/- Norn. WPost entry. Wrestling. Ist, 2U/- Norn. 1/- Post entrj7. . / „ Boys' Motor Tyre Race. Ist, 7/6: 2nd, -*-'*; 2/6 Norn. 6d. /.- - . * . '* Ladies' Nail Driving. Ist, 10/- Norn. Chopping Turks' Head. Ist, 5/ Norn. Nominations f o_^ Events Nos. 7, fr and 9 close with the Secretary, Te Kiri, April 24th, accompanied by entrance fees. ' Nominations for Events Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, Siand 6 close with Secretary at 11----a.m. on day of sports. All other event* post entry. Nominations for Chops taken until Friday, April 28th, at 8 p.m., with the ' V Secretary. ' The Committee reserve the right to 4/ alter programme, time, etc. ' * * Refreshment Booth on Grounds. • - SOCIAL & DANCE , Will be held in Te Kiri Hall in Evening. Tickets, 3/- and 1/- extra lady. A. M. SIMS, Secretary. . A WORD TO OTJE CUSTOMERsT~ \ \^THEN in town on Saturday just call in and ask for a FREE SAMPLE of Cocoa, also a little cookery booklet with some delightful, chocolate recipes , in, including Chocolate Mould, phocolate Pudding, Chocolate Rock Cakes, ' etc.' -■■''*: We also wish to mention that we are making . SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS in Aluminium and Crockery Ware, etc; it's Year Stocktaking and stocks must be lowered regardless of cost. Don't Forget the Cookery, Booklet and Free Sample of Cocoa.* , '. . W. T. J OHNSON, HAYTON'S BUILDINGS,, i 'Phone 459. UNION ST. Box 9j -