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Kaikoura Star, Volume LIV, Issue 53, 9 July 1934, Page 1

THE KAIKOURA STAR. [Established 1880.] Published MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. The Only Advertising Medium in North Canterbury and Southern Marlborough. If you want to Buy or Sell Anything, Advertise in thd “Star,” it will bring you business. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PAPER. It is Published in the interests of the District. Subscription £1 per Year. ADVERTISE IN THE STAR.

NEG. SHIRTS (Striped), 3/6. TH FARMERS’ WINTER SALE. BUCKSKIN Trousers, 7/6. TH i FARMERS 1 WINTER SALE. W‘ IRE TWIST SHIRTS, 3/6. Till FARMERS’ WINTER SALE. F. H. HAYWARD AGENT FOR IVORIES ’_ NURSERY CATALOGUES JUST TO BAND AMUSEMENT EVENING. KAIKOURA HOCKEY CLUB. ; MASONIC HALL. ) ; TO-MORROW NIGHT DANCE DANCE DANCE HAPUKU HALL SATURDAY, JULY 14. SATURDAY, JULY 14. Under the supervision of Mangumaunu Sub-committee of N.Z. Legion. ADDRESSES by Visiting Members. MUSICAL ITEMS by Kaikoura artists. VISITING FOOTBALLERS to be the guest cf the evening. ADMISSION: Gents 2/. Ladies J/. GOOD SUPPER. GOOD FLOOR. GOOD MUSIC. DANCE DANCE DANCE DANCE DANCE DANCE DRILL HALL DRILL HA LL SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934. SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1334. Under the direction of KAIKOURA BASKETBALL CLUB GOOD MUSIC GOOD SUPPER Admission: Laidcs: 1/- Gents’: 2/E. MOUNBEY, Hon. Secretary. FARMERS’ BALL. FARMERS’ BALL. SUBURBAN HALT,. SUBURBAN HAL], FRIDAY, AUGUST 16. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. Particulars Later. H. SMITH. Hon. Secretary. KAIKOURA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY. LTD. TENDERS addressed to the Chairman are invited for the Construction of a REINFORCED CONCRETE CATCH PIT. Tenders dose, on JULY 11, 1934, at 10 a.m. Specifications may be seen at the Company’s Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. T. POPE. Secretary. FLOWERING SHRUBS BORONIAS, Red and Brown 2/6 on. AZALEAS (three varieites) 2/6 ea. ANDROMEDA (varigated and plain) .. .. 2/6 ea. CAMELIA and RHODENDRON 2/6 to 5/DAPHNE (sweet scented) 4/- ea. BENTHANIA (Strawberry tree) 3/6 ea.

II I Vll.lxX UJ JT I Vill i* 1 varieties 6) 2/6 ea. VIBURNUM (6 varieties) 2/- to 3/6 ea. Many Other Beautiful Flowering Shrubs; also Native Trees. CLIMBING PLANTS. WISTERIAS 2/6 ea. JASIMINE (four colours) . . 2/- ea. 5 CLEMATIS (of sorts) 3/6 ea. HEDGE PLANTS. LAURELS, PRIVET, LONICEIA NITIDA, OLEARIA (Native), all 25/ ’ per 160 ROSES, in Standards 5/- ••». ’ ROSE BUSH 1/6 ea. ’ POLYANTHA and RAMBLERS J/- ca FRUIT TREES. All Varieties 2/- ea. 20/- doz. t J. H. COOPER, HAWTHORNE ROAD, KAIKOURA ELOCUTION. CLASSES in the above subject are being formed at THE CONVENT. : Particulars on applying to the Rev3 erend Mother,