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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 16, Issue 1, 27 September 1950, Page 4

WISH WINN Whakatane. SPECIAL DAILY SALE BARGAIN DAY WITH US IS EVERY DAY. WOOLLEN GABARDINE RAGLAN RAINCOATS Navy £8 8 0 Fawn £9 9 0 YOU CAN PAY MORE, BUT WHY? WISH WINN, WHAKATANE.

HEARING AIDES Under Social Security. HUMPHRY & FLETCHER Opticians, Macklow’s Pharmacy Every Wednesday.

For the LATEST STYLES in Ladies’ FASHION FOOTWEAR Matchless Fitting Shoes, Dalton and Super Style Brands. Use Our Lay-By. A deposit will secure any pair clt MILNE’S SHOE STORE * The Strand, Whakatane. Prompt service with all Boot and Shoe Repairs.

LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! Our Opening Announcement Cardigans, Jumpers, Twin Sets, made to your own measuiements in all styles, all sizes, all shades, from finest quality wool. 10/- DEPOSIT. QVERLOCKIN G A SPECIALTY. Choose your shade and have your measurements taken at TRUDY’S HAT SHOP or call direct to WHAKATANE KNITWEAR, 40 JAMES ST., WHAKATANE.

MATATUA SEXCENTENARY CELEBRATIONS The committee desires to thank every Pakeha and Maori supporter of the celebrations for their contribution to a wonderfully successful function. With some returns yet to come just under £2,800 has been banked and with sales of timber etc. it is fully expected that the final return will be £3,000. The Maori Committee, together with the three Pakeha members, are gratified that their confidence in the generosity of both races has not been misplaced. The landing of the canoe was an ing feature of the celebrations and the Maori concert attracted such an immense crowd that the authorities closed the doors shutting out several hundred visitors. The finance committee desire all accounts to be rendered at once so that payment may be made this week. Mr J. Lawson (Chairman) J. P. Hohapata (Hon. Sec.) Accounts to be sent to the Hon . Secretary, do P.O . Poropcro. C. Kingsley-Smith, W. M. Clark, Richard Cobbe, members of the Maori Finance Committee.