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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 12 October 1922, Page 1

SFEOTAL ADVERTISEMENTS. QPEEA HOUSE, HAWEEA. PACKED TO THE DOORS LAST EVENING. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. At 8 o 'clock prompt. ABSOLUTELY YOUE FINAL OPPOETUNITY OF SEEING THE FILM SENSATION OF THE YEAR! « ♦'OVER.THE HILL." > "OVER THE HILL." y ■** OVER THE HILL. '' A PICTURE- for MOTHERS, SWEETHEAETS, and "GOOD FELLOWS." ' fc A PICTURE that lias been TALKED ABOUT, SUNG ABOUT, PREACHED ABOUT"! MOSTLY SUNSHINE. . , MOSTLY SMILES. , BUT—LIKE LIFE ITSELF— HOLDS A TEAR FOR THOSE WHO LIVE AND LOVE. SEE IT ! IT MAY Mjfc&E A "JOHNNY" OF Yip! • ' ' ' # REMEMBER ! YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY •OF SEEING THIS MOTION. PICTURE MASTERPIECE. Stalls, 1/6; Circle, 2/- (ppl tax). Reserves at Everybody's SweetjSj:Store, 6d extra. ■ ' "'

Q.RAND THEATRE, .HAWERA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, ' ' At 8 p.m. ' ' J^ECTURE ON A STRONOMY, "OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS," ' MR J. T. WARD, Hon. Director Wanganiii 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, P. ODea, E., Barns, E. Hart, or from Mr C. A. Strack at the Main School. * 11,12,13

[ REFORM PARTY. ,J^ MEETING of Supporters of the Reform Party will be held in -Burton's Mart, Opunake, on MONDAY Next, the 16th inst., at 8 p.m. All cordially invited. E. J. DUDLEY, Convenor. i • EGMONT LIBERAL-LABOUR LEAGUE. MANAIA BRANCH. J^ MEETING of the Manaia Branch of the above League will be held in the Manaia Town Hall on MONDAY, October 16th, at 8 o'clock. All supporters requested to attend. - JAMES HICKEY, ['14,16 Chairman of Committee.

ARARATA. J^ PROHIBITION Meeting will be held in the Ararata School on FRIDAY Night, October 13th, at 8 o 'clock. ' / GOOD SPEAKERS. , Questions Invited and Answered.* : r . v- _ TE KIRI HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. gOCIAL AND JJANcfe j In Aid of St. Alban's Church, | Te Kiri. ! Good Music, Floor and Supper. j Gents, 3/-j Ladies a basket (com- | pulsory). i , MRS R. JONES, Hon. Secretary. FURS! FURS ! FOR EVERYONE.

EXHIBITION OF FOREIGN FURS. "J^HE Representative of a leading 1 English Fur Manufacturer is showing from TO-MORROW (Friday)' at Room No. 9, HAWERA SAMPLE ROOMS, REGENT STREET, ,: a Glorious Display of Russian Sable, Fitch, "Skunk, and other Furs, compris-, ing Coats, Wraps, and Necklets, Russian Mink-Marmot . Coats;'" Musquash Coats, Gh'appelle Seal Coats, etc., etc. FUR COATS, HONESTLY WORTH ' £100, AT OME-^OURTH THEIR VALUE. . Remember.—This Exhibition is open to the public for THREE DAYS ONLY. Open" 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Note Address: . HAWERA SAMPLE ROOMS, ROOM NO. 9, REGENT ST. .

KAUPOKONUI CO-OP. DAIRY FAC- ■' TORY CO., LTD. closing on MONDAY/< October 16th, 1922, will be received for Lease for one year of part of Section 20,; Block 6, Waimate Survey District, containing 9 acres more or less. ' Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. •: w. j. McDonald, General Manager. JJNIVERSAL Stain Remover. Guarl anteed to remove ink, rust, fruit, grass or lily stains. Price 2/- per bottle at Tait's Pharmacy.