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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21619, 23 January 1945, Page 1

MEETINGS TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. 8 o’clock HEALTH LECTURE by SISTER LILLIANN EVANS SISTER LILLIANN EVANS of Australia, Health Specialist and Food Scientist. What shall we eat for Health and Beauty? A.B.C. of Vitamins. At BON ACCORD. Gladstone Rd. Written Health Questions Answered. Collection. NOTE: TO-MORROW tWED.) 24th, at 2.30 p.m. SISTER EVANS will give an Intimate Talk to Women Only. 1/- Collection. Interviews Daily, at 4 Lowe St. Gisborne. 448 BOROUGH OF GISBORNE DIG FOR VICTORY A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOM CUSTOMHOUSE STREET, on WEDNESDAY. 24th JANUARY, 1945, at 8.0 p.m. of all Householders in Gisborne and surrounding Districts, to inaugurate the opening of the local Campaign of the NATIONAL DIG FOR VICTORY effort to stimulate home growing of vegetables as a war measure. The aims and objects of the Campaign will be fully explained at the Meeting and Citizens generally are cordially invited to attend. N. H. BULL, Mayor. 23/1/1945. 446 TOLAGA BAY SHEEPDOG TRIAL CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held Reynold’s Hall. Tolaga Bay, SATURDAY. January 27th, at 7.30 p.m. _ BUSINSSS: Balance Sheet and Reports, Election Officers, and General. Any persons holding cups please return immediately. 360 O. G. JAMES. Hon Secretary. WAERENGA-O-KURI SPORTS CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held at Waerenga-o-kuri on SATURDAY, 27th January, at 7.30 p.m. C. E. MATTHEWS. 451 Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES TO ALL BOYS IN GISBORNE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY, 24th, at 9 a.m. PICNIC AT SPONGE BAY (Bring Lunch. Drink, Togs) CYCLE OUT FROM Y.M.C.A. GISBORNE YOUTH CENTRE. 440_ MEDICAL & DENTAL BURSARIES FORMS of applications and particulars of conditions may now be obtained from Director-General of Health, Wellington, and all*' District Health Offices in respect of bursaries available for students undertaking the Course for the degree of M.B. Ch.B., or of B.D.S. in the University of New Zealand. Applications in the form provided must reach the Director-General of Health not later than 29th January. 1945, 258 MATAKAOA COUNTY COUNCIL STATUTORY CLOSING DAY FOR SHOPS FOR YEAR 1945 TO 46. PURSUANT to section 15 of the Shops and Offices Act, 1921 to 22, Notice is hereby given that the working day in the week to be Statutory half holiday for Shops in the Matakaoa County for the year 1945 to 1946 will be decided on by the Matakaoa County Commissioner on Tuesday, 30th January, 1945. at 12 o’clock nvun, . Representation has been made for the appointing of Saturday instead of Thursday, the day observed in the past as the day to be now observed and it is proposed to appoint Saturday as the day unless well grounded objections are received before the 30th January and agreed to by the Commissioner. D. J. McNAUGHT, County Clerk. TE ARAROA. 22nd January. 1945. 443 HAYWOOD NEW DEPARTURE MILKER Vacuum Lift. No Extra Elevators, Hand-stripping. No Vacuum Tank. T. GORDON CUMMING hone 4051, or 94 Chalmers Rd. BERT GRUNDY LTD. For REPAIRS AND RENTAL CARS TYRES, BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES. Phone 3718. Private 20-106. THE LITTLE SHOP with the BIG REPUTATION for Efficient Service to all makes of Radios. MAX GUNN RADIOS 111 Lowe St. Phone 4563, Private 3863. GEORGE BETTLE. Chemist. 709 Colombo St., Christchurch. Postal Address, Box 531. Christchurch. BORER MENACE IN NEW ZEALAND 3T as the Flying Bomb has been dicated in England, so can you dicate the borer from your proty. November to March is the ng season for this destructive pest, o is now ready in his runway for attack. Now is the time for mers and property owners to have olsheds and buildings inspected 1 treated. Timber and labour are •d to obtain, therefore exterminate pest before it is too late. Lvail yourself of our free mspecr service. Ring TIMBER TREAT--INTS LTD.. BALL & CRAWAW Agents. Phone 4288. or phone MOODY, Resident Inspector, at 3. All property treated carries our nial reinsn*etio»» fo»> five veara. SPECIALTIES FOR GIFTS SCHOOL days are coming- good stocks of Boys’ and Girls Quality School Bags; made by disabled servicemen. BED Trays, Stools, Pack-down Children’s Cots. High Chairs, Playpens Commodes, Clothes Driers. Ironing Boards. Sailor Dollies. . NEW Zealand Woods Inlaid in Tobacco Barrels, Smokers’ Compactums Fruit Bowls and Nut Bowls. Specialties, near Modern Way.