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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT. The management of the OPERA HOUSE,; has arranged for the first showing of • ' . . THE. WILLIAM FOX .PRODUCTION ' ' OVER THE HILL? ' TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. .":'.";.To_' our mind this picture is' absolutely the most ; absorbing drama ever j presented in a theatre.' I We, realise-how futile it is to pick amusements that will satisfy everybody. 'But "Over the Hill" is a picture for everybody. Its appeal is so universal, so powerful, so;, /human, and its characters so lifelike, that we feel certain it will grip you as it has thousands of other every-day humans from all walks .of life in the world's larger centres. For one solid year, twice daily, it has competed with the most successful theatrical attractions in the very heart of the world's greatest amusement mart, and to-day itshold upon the public is stronger than when the picture was first displayed^ This is our "chief reason for giving *' Over the Hill" an. unqualified endorsement without any reservations! whatsoever. j Yours very truly, : A. M. CONROY, ■• . ;-., • Manager. j^LL advice free. Miss NewtonSmith has arrived and will give you free advice on all foot troubles, drop arches, aching feet, corns, bunions and callouses on the sole of the feet at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. J^ LADIES' white sweater- for tennis; see the new tennis sweater for ladies with the colour striped chests and the V necks; coat sweaters in club colours;, all at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. Riding Hat in hard felt, new shape, 25/-; now is the time for your show-time hats, ladies' riding boots, ladies' driving rugs.—At the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. ( TMIACH cottage for sate, three rooms, ■"good section. Price £250; easy terms.—W. O-'Callaghan, Regent Btreet. •'■■ "ROYS' Tunic and 'Varsity suits, sizes 1 to 3 at 7/6, 4 to 6 at 9/6} also good range of all-wool tweed suits j from 33/6; .overalls for factory wear' in white and blue drill at Kaupokonui1 Co-op. Stores. "DUSTER Cuts neatly and carefully done in the latest style. We specialise in children's work. —Regent Toilet Parlours, Wallace's Buildings. ' T>ABY Outfits—Complete outfits for the baby, comprising binders, silk and wool vests, also hand-made flannel barras, plain, also embroidered, day j and night gowns, in fine, lawn, nun's veiling, flannel, winceyette, calico; also hand-made gowns, head squares, bas- j kets fully stocked with safety pins,' puff and box, powder, brush and comb,j thread, soap; waterproof sheeting, nur-: scry squares in flannelette and towel-' ling; hand-made and cashmere shawls. \ Will be pleased to show these outfits to! all interested and quote prices. Orders by post receive special attention.— Miss Stewart, Baby Linen House, Ha-, wera. jgOYS' buckskin knickers, good~hard wearers, 6/11 pair;, good saddle! tweed shorts and boys' school shorts',' navy blue jerseys; all at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. jgOOTS and Shoes—Women's dairyboots, 13/11; chrome dairy boots with heel tips, 17/6; dairy bluchers for women, nailed and plain, 10/6; men's bluchers, nailed and plain, 11/6 and 17/6; made by us and sold by us. —R. Hannah and Co. "RE prepared for the hot weather by wearing cool underwear. We are', showing "Aertex," and other well-known makes at Adamson & Robb's, Leaders^ in Men's Wear. QOMFORTABLE board "offered lady in business in private family; terms 18/- weekly. Write "Refined," Star Office. QASHMERE Hose at bargain prices. Durable cashmere hose in all grades, legs full length, tops wide— sure to give pleasure and satisfaction in wear. Cashmere hose in maids' sizes, made strongest where the wear is hardest. Cashmere hose that will please your taste and your pocket. Cashmere hose in out sizes, one specially good line, wide tops, seamless. | Cashmere hose in three-quarter length for children, in all grades. —Miss Stewart, High Street, Hawera. QOSMIC Stencil~Sets; for curtains, lamp shades, table centres, blouses, etc.; you can wash the finished article without damage; price 8/6.— T. G. Liddingtoh, Hawera. T)ENIMS from the smallest to the. biggest sizes, also Bib Overalls and Denim Coats, all sizes, made from a good strong denim at Adamson & Robb's. T)O not forget that we carry a good range of Coverings and execute all classes of Upholstering; prices the best going.—Geo. Syme and Co v Ltd. g'VAR-WEAR is thi~liather~used in our boot repairs, and our repairer is an expert at his" work; we do our repairs neat and good. Bring your repairs to the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. TpARMERS I —Let us introduce to you our Drench. Thfcrs's none equal to '«Tait 's Quality Dre»-i.' > Usual price 1/6 pkt, 17/6 doz. lcts.-~At Tait's Pharmacy. ■ .. . Jj'AKMERS! —Your horse and c ttle medicines prepared with due care at shortest notice. If you want good results depend on . il Tait's Pharmacy ' * to give,, you satisfaction. "pOR Sale—Farm of 50 acres as a going concern, including 12 cows, 5 calves, and 5 pigs, horse and trap, etc.; next door to factory. Cash £WO. Particulars may be seen at Star Office; or write "0.T.," Star Office. TJM.CTORY Overalls, Aprons, and Coats made froro a good, strong cloth at the lowestprices.—Adamson & i Robb's for Men's Wear. * Tj^Oß Sale —Boxthorn plants, delivered at Commercial Stables, Hawera, J. 7- per 1000; at Patea station, 38/- per 1000; at Meremere 15/- per 1000. J. Hueston, Commercial Stables, will receive orders. Apply P. Murply, Meremere.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 October 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 October 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 October 1922, Page 1

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