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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 24 October 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JyJETHODIST CHURCH, HAWERA. THE BEAUTIFUL CANTATA, “THE GREAT LIGHT” (By Lyons) will be rendered by the Hawera Methodist Choir. Conductor and Organist, Mr H. C. Hutton. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. At 8 p.m. No Charge for Admission. Collection in aid of Trust Funds of the Church. 28’9 J£APONGA QUEEN QARNIVAL CAMPAIGN FINISHES TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). KAPONGA TOWN HALL. POLLING CLOSES at 10.30 p.m. Final Session of BAZAAR, commences 7.30 p.m. £2O TUG-OP-WAR FINAL will be contested by Tirimoana, Railway and Riverdale teams. First pull 8.30 p.m. £5 LAZY STICK CONTEST £5 Post Entries 8 o’clock To-night. Stalls, Competitions., Amusements for all. BE THERE FOR THE GRAND FINALE. Admission: Children, 6d; Adults, 1/-. CHURCH SERVICES. pHURCH OF ENGLAND, MANAIA PARISH. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26. Manaia., 8 a.m. (H.C.); 10 a.m. (Children’s Service); 7.30 p.m. (Evensong). Olcaiawa, 2 p.m. (Evensong). Otakeho, 7.30 p.m. (Evensong). PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. G Ea J. R AITILLS [A Card] (Violinist, Opera House), Teacher of Violin and Theory, etc. For terms, etc., enquire— Laidlaw’s Music Warehouse, Hawera. BUSINESS NOTICES. gMITH & JJOGERS, 25 BRIDGE ST., ELTHAM. TARANAKI MACHINERY DEPOT. WANTED FOR CLIENTS: 1 Duncan s.f. plough, 2-horse scoop, 2 7 and 9-coulter drills, 2 mowers, 2 Massey-Harris or I.H.C. cultivators, 2 hayrakes, 4 sets second-hand Auto cups. FOR SALE. Milking machines, engines, ploughs, harrows, drills, discs, mowers, cups, claws, all kinds of rubberware, at prices to suit everyone. H. L. SMITH (late senior partner of the firm of Smith and Ricketts) and A. E. ROGERS, Proprietors. ‘Phones: Business 2P4; Private 205. Box 94. <4 JJIS Master’s Voice”—the symbol of supremacy; 35 gramophones and 1500 records from which to choose. This is the range to be seen and heard at M. ICineton Parkes 'and Co.’s Gramophone'Parlours, 125 High Street, Hawera. W. T. JOHNSON, GROCER & PROVISION DEALER. CROCKERY THAT APPEALS TO YOU. QUR Sales of “Royal Watcombe Pottery” have exceeded our expectations. It is artistic and inexpensive, and, what is more, it is useful. We have still a small general assortment left, which we are clearing at very low prices. Also new stocks of “Willow Pattern” Cups, Saucers, and Plates have arrived, Phoenix Plain and Fancy Cups and Saucers, and English “Rock” Teapots. Our stocks of BRUSHWARE are large and varied, and we can give you great value in these lines: Buckets, from 2/G; Tin Wash-ups, from 1/3; Enamel and Earthenware Mixing Bowls from 2/9. Stocks of COOPER’S SEEDS (Vegetable and Flower) just in; also Earlv Varieties of SEED POTATOES. Note the Address: 55 UNION ST. Tel. 459. Box 9. \VTITH that cold joint, try Hayward’s “Military” Pickles. Adds relish to the meal. Sold by grocers and stores. Insist on “Military.” QPRTNGTIME changes in blood system often bring disorders. Remove the trouble by, taking Viva Blood Wnricher. 3/6 bottle at Tait’s, Chemist. High Street. ELTHAM MACHINERY gXCHANGE, BRIDGE ST., ELTHAM. We have NEW and SECOND-HAND -IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY for Sale, including—--1 JjJK.G. Releaser Milking Plant - 1 Simplex Releaser Milking Plant 1 Gane Releasc-r Milking Plant 2 Horse Hoes 6 Benzine Engines 3 S.F. Handle Ploughs 2 Hydraulic Rams Concrete Troughs (all sizes) Mower and Hay Rakes WATER SUPPLY and MILKING MACHINE Work done in any part of the district. W. RICKETTS, MANAGER. P.O. Box 68. ’Phones— Shop 140; Res. 273.