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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 187, 17 July 1940, Page 1

RUGBY FOOTBALL HURUNUI APANUI SHIELD | Footballers, don't miss this match between TE PUKE (Challengers) and RANGITAIKI (Holders) AT MATATA SATURDAY, 20th JULY, 2.30 p.m. Both these teams have not been defeated this season, and are the Fiirata Cup finalists. TE PUKE and RANGITAIKI JUNIORS at 1.30 sharp. Admission: Gents 1/6, Ladies l/-> Cars 1/-. A. GUMMING S, 81 Hon. Sec. MEETINGS N.Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY (Inc) WHAKATANE SUB-CENTRE Classes in Home Nursing for and second year students are starting early in August. Meeting for enrolment purposes and presentation of last year's certificates to be held in the Borough Council Chambers on Thursday, 25th July at 7 p m. D. M. PEARSE, 79 Hon. Sec. STOCK SALES TE TEKO SALE MONDAY, 22nd JULY at 12.30 p.m. 150 HEAD OF CATTLE including: 20 Fat cows 30 Springing Jersey and Jersey Cross lieifers 50 Store and forward cattle 50 Mixed cattle Entries Solicited. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY GO. LTD. (Incorporated in England) 71 WANTED KNOWN MOTORISTS ! Don't waste petrol! 1 Bring your car into Armstrong and Co. and have the motor tuned by tihe latest methods. Blankets and Rugs at Bridgers' Limited famous low prices. We have full stocks bought before the recent increase in prices. Artistic Furniture at Bridgers' Limited. H avin S our own furniture factory we can quote at factory prices. BAY OF PLENTY BEACON SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Quarter 5/Halfyear . * 10/- J One Year 20/- ' . I i ~ I i SPECIAL NOTE. i . The above scale is limited strictly to in advance. For all overdue payments extending beyond the current quarter a booking fee of 1/- will be charged. Established quarters end March 31st June 30th Sept 30th December 31st THINNING HAIR. Women worried about their hair should use Birmese Herbal Hair Root Tonic, an inexpensive treatment much more effective than many of the costly treatments, Birmese nourishes the follicle or hair root to healthy activity. F. G. Mack]aw, Chemist, sells Birmese at 5/6.