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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 10357, 19 April 1930, Page 1

i HAVE YOU BOU6HT I A I SCRIPTO PENCIL? FULL STOCKS 1 at il BAY OF PLENTY j TIMES OFFICE, | j{ WILLOW STREET. | AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE 8 TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT 8 Double Star Programme. As full of punch as an Irishman’s mitt. The world’s largest picture theatre —the famous Roxy. New York, was packed at every showing, of “THE MAIN EVENT.” “THE MAIN EVENT.” The greatest ringside battle ever screened, starring VERA REYNOLDS, VERA REYNOLDS, ('has. Delaney (Skyscraper), Rudolph Schildkraut and Robt. Armstrong . (King of Kings). The amazing and thrilling tale of a cabaret dancer with two love affairs in hand. A lavish and brilliant entertainment. ALSO IRENE RICH in IRENE RICH in “NED McCORB'S DAUGHTER.” “NED McCORB’S DAUGHTER.” A swiftly moving dramatic and thrilling story of bootlegging on the ebast of Maine—an unhappy but devoted wife, and a law breakerjwith a cheerful smile.' FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Adults Is, 9d; Children 6d. RESERVES at MUNRO MOTORS. PUBLIC NOTICES. RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION. ANZAC DAY MEMORIAL SERVICE. OIR Andrew H. Russell, K.C.8., K.C.M.G., President of the Dominion R.S.A., is to deliver the Address at the above service and all Returned Men are earnestly requested to attend. L. R. WILKINSON, - President. BOROUGH OF TAURA^GA. ’ --V ■’ NOTICE is hereby given that all * COWS found at large on and after ae flfst day of May next within that art of the Borough north of and acluding First Avenue will be impounded without further notice. R. B. SHEARMAN, Town Clerk. 19th April, 1930. ANZAC DAY. FRIDAY, APRIL 25th. A COMBINED Memorial Service will be held in the Town Hall at 2.15 p.m. to pay respect to all those who gave their lives in the Great War. A Procession eft all bodies will leave the School at 1.45 p.m., via Cameron Road, First Avenue, Devonport Road, Strand and Wharf Street, to the Town Hall. Veterans, Returned Soldiers, Territorials, Senior Cadets, Girl Guides, Boy Scouts, members of St. John Ambulance Association, Baud, Fire Brigade. and all other local bodies are asked to parade at the school at 1.30 p.m. Veterans*and Disabled Ex-Service Men. Cars will be provided to convey any of the above who desire to be present to and from the Service. Those intending to be present should notify the Secretary of the R.S.A., or Mr James Darragh, so that cars may be sent to their places of residence. Children’s Service. This will be held in the Town Hall at 10.30 forenoon and all pupils attending schools in the vicinity are invited. The gallery of the Hall will be reserved for parents and adults. Doors will be open at 10 a.m. Cenotaph. Wreaths placed at the Cenotaph will be taken by members of the R.S.A. to the various cemeteries and placet! on the graves of Veterans and Returned Soldiers. Memorial Gates. After the service in the Town Hall j the public are invited to accompany the members of ‘the R.S.A. to the above at the Domain, when floral tributes to the Fallen will be placed on the Gates. B. C. ROBBINS, Mayor. TAURANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. CEPARATE Tenders addressed to ° the Chairman at Tauranga will be received up to 5 p.m. on Wednesday. 30th April, for the following Contracts: CONTRACT No. 211: Reforming and metalling approximately 58 chains of No; 4 Road. Te Puke. CONTRACT No. 212: Grading and metalling 53 chains Ohaulti Road. CONTRACT No. 213; Grading and metalling 53 chains of No. 1 Road, Te Puke. CONTRACT No. 214: Grading and metalling approximately 83 chaidfc of No. 2 Road, Te Puke. Plans amd specifications may be seen at the County Office, Tauranga. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Contractors will be met at Town Board Office, Te Puke, at 10 a.m. on 24th April? and 10 a.m. at Phelps’ Store-on 26th April.' F. A. STEVENS, County Engineer.