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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8475, 21 December 1923, Page 1

1 DOORS, SASHES AND I MOULDING. A Specialty Plain and JJauuld Fencing Wise Wikb Netting. iA. E. Hammond, j TIMBER MERCHANT Strand »uil Willow i*trcct. Phono No 38 I TO riCKNICKERS i j | UNCHEON JJ AMBERS 1 . ; Provided at a moment's notice. j When yen contemplate a picnic ring 'Phone 134 and then dismiss the matter of eatables from your mind. Ica Creams and other cool fancies for summer weather. rjpHE gHOF TAURANGA-MATAMATA DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. Bert Carter wishes to inform the public that he is now naming a. daily motor service between laurauga and M a tarn at a. 1 Car leaves Tauranga 8 a.ra. connecting with Rotorua express. Car leaves Matamata after arrival of Rotorua express, about 3 p.m. ) Booking office—M. P. MUNRO, ’Phone No. 124 j NOTICE RE HOLIDAYS OUR Yards will be closed from Saturday, December 22 and will re-open January 3, 1924, A. E. HAMMOND S. PEMBERTON RANGATAUA RACES AT MATAKANA ISLAND ATOMINATIONS for all events at Rangataua races, to be held at Matakana Island, close on Saturday, December 22, at 5 p.m. at C. 1. Oliver’s and S. G. Willcock’s. Acceptances close 5 p.m. December 27. GIRL GUIDES

TPHE public are invited to attend a _L meeting in the Town Hall on FRIDAY, December 21, at 8 p.m. when Miss Prior, Imperial Guide, will deliver an address on the objects ox the movement. Also, the ceremony of enroling the local Company the same afternoon at 3.30. 13. DIVE, Mayor. BOROUGH OF TAURANGA. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS NOTICE is hereby given that the Borough Council Offices will be closed for the above from 24th December to 3rd January. R. B. SHEARMAN, Town Clerk. gTAR H OTEL EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, MODERATE TARIFF Wines and Spirits of the Best Brand only Stocked. Electric liglit in every room. Hot and Cold Baths. FIRST CLASS CUISINE. 'Phone 6 The favourite house with the travel - ling public, A. BROWN, —, Proprietor, THE ELITE HAIRDRESSING SALOON, TOBACCONIST AND SPORTS GOODS DEPOT.

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, Xmas—Tuesday, Dec. 25 and Wednesday, 26, closed all day ; Thursday December' 27, open all day, Regatta Lay. - - - New Year—Closed Tuesday, January 1, and Wednesday 2, v all day. Open Thursday, January 3 till 12.30 p.m. L EN J^ORRIS. STRAND, TAURANGA j ’Phene 164 J WANTEDS. rilO LET—IOO aerss good rough feed JL and 200 acres bush, ring-fenced, good water, for either 3 or 4 months ; also, 150 acres rough feed, ring-fenced, good water, for similar term.—apply H. H, Sharplin, Whakamarama. Gt LADIOLI Schwaben ( yellow T blotched with carmine) and Baron Hulot (Indigo blue—the best blue).— Norris & Bell, Florists. T>ARTROM’S Wholesome White, Brown, Borraaline and Wholemea’ Bread. Cakes and Pastries fresh daily. A NY Fizc 'l’ank, Spmting (iid.ing < r A Rownpip; c-n be obtained at low cst rrices Lorn F. h'. Jhrismn a d Co FOB Cycle, Motor Cycle, tar, Launch Electrical and General Engineering try us- * ecurate workmanship, low charges —Evans Bros. A Foster, Wharl Street. FOK SALE—second hat a Wagon, carry lo cwt. two gif.s aad single baggy—W. Gihuour. D-von-prrt Boadj j 1 For Glassware, Chinaware, Tri- ] descentware, go to LACEY’S BA-1 ZAAR. They are offering great reductions on last year’s prices. * AM.P.-By insuring your life in • December secures the whole 1923 year’s bonus. Don’t miss it.—E. T. Baker, Agent. r*lWO Ways of Starving to Death—“Wo can save money by not advertising.” “Yes,” replied the advertising man, “and you can also