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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. QBAND THEATRE, HAWEUA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■ At 8 o 'clock: William Fox Presents Two Great " , Features. The ever popular Star WILLIAM RUSSELL in "DESERT BLOSSOMS." "DESERT BLOSSOMS." A Thrilling, Gripping Drama. EILEEN PERCY in , "LITTLE MISS HAWKSHAW." 1 "LITTLE MISS HAWKSHAW." A , Tender Romance sparkling with humour, and presenting one of the most beautiful women on the screen. Prices as Usual. "THE BAT" WAS A THRILLER! SO IS "KAZAN." QPERA , HOUSE, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT. * . TO-NIGHT. "KAZAN" /By James "KAZAN" ' Oliver "KAZAN" " Curwood. First National's*-Mighty Motion Picture. You'll Enjoy Round Two of "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." | "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." < It's a W^orld, Beater. lyric Orchestra. / Prices as usual:, Dress Circle, 1/6: Stalls, 1/- (plus tax). Box Plan at Everybody's Sweet Store. 'Phone 639. J QRAND T)SE£TRE, HAWERA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, At 8 p.m. J^ECTURE ON A STRONOMY, I "OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS," MR J. T. WARD, Hon. Director Wanganui Observatory. Illustrated by beautiful lantern slides, including some from the Mount Wilson Observatory. ..Tickets 2/> and 1/-, children half price, may be obtained from Messrs J. M. Townsend, F. Gawith, F. ODea, E.. Barons, E. Haft, or from Mr C. A, Strack at the Main School. " 11,12,13

MONDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. MONDAY, NEXT, 8 fijn. GRAND THEATRE, HAWERA. •- GRAND THEATRE, HAWERA. JJJBS MAEY Hr"ARMOR, LLJ)., The American.National W.C.T.U. Lecturer, will demonstrate THE SUCCESS OF PROHIBITION. THE SUCCESS OF PROHIBITION. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor (E. Dixon, M.P.). ■, WOMEN! HEAR A GREAT LEADER OF WOMEN. COME.EARLY. . COME EARLY. - Solos by Mr. H. Leslie Piper, of the Guildhall College of Muffle, London, Community Sing, 7.15 p.m. gGMONT A.&. P. ASSOCIATION. THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL SHOW THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL SHOW. To be held on the SHOW GROUNDS, HAWERA, - v onWEDNESDAY & THURSDAY", WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, ( NOVEMBER 15, & 16, 1922. . NOVEMBER 15 & 16, 1922. Classes for HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, HOME INDUSTRIES. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 9. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 9. SEND FOR A SCHEDULE TO-DAY. , M. C. CRIGHTON, - ' : . Secretary. Box 148, Hawera. 'Ptione 446 V th,s

N THE PATEA SEAT. TN response to a largely signed requisition I again offer myself as a candidate for the Patea seat at the forthcoming Parliamentary election. ' I am standing, .as # an Independent Eeform Candidate. Although a supporter of the Eeform Party, I cannot support their present financial methods and unfair taxation. The strenuous. times ahead of this Dominion and the chaotic condition of the Opposition in the present Parliament necessitates men of some independence and financial knowledge representing the taxpayers of this try ..(we are all taxpayers directly qt indirectly). I shall put my views on the political questions of the day fully before the electors prior to the election. . As in my previous contests I have complete, confidence in the sound judgment of the electors. Yours faithfully, G. V. P?EARCE. I 30,7,14

NOTICE. J HAVE taken over the MOTOR REPAIR BUSINESS of Mr. Geo. d 'Emden at Milmoe Street, and trust that I may receive a continuance of the support extended to him. Repair work promptly and reasonably executed. A J^ EWBERY, Late Foreman Pickering, Sagar and Leece. '..■■■ PJASH Buyer wants piano in good V order. Write *'Z.," Star Office.