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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23041, 3 September 1949, Page 2

THERE’LL BE A HOT j TIME IN THE OLD TOWN | MONDAY NIGHT THE jC'P jk M THE | SENSATIONAL 1 HYPNOTIST Commences His Season at the ' OPERA HOUSE■ of Four Nights | MONDAY TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY THURSDAY' September 5, G, 7, S. Reservations for Every Night now available at TattersaM & Bayly until 5.30 p.m. daily, then at Opera House Ticket Office from ! 5.30 daily until 3 p.m. daily. {j DOORS CLOSE SHARP AT 8 P.M. 8 Latecomers Will Remain Outside ■j Until Interval. ; 0 Direction: Commonwealth Theatre 1 !: Guild. 417 PUBLIC NOTICES GISBORNE PARK GOLF CLUB WINNER OF COMPETITION No. 2546.—L. Roderick. THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Porter and family, of Tokomaru Bay, wish to thank the General Public and all kind friends for their telegrams and messages of sympathy in the recent illness of their son. 437 BRIDGE CAFE KAITI MEALS AT ALL HOURS Hours: 11.30 a.m. to 3 a.m. on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Other days close 12.30 a.m. TuFS (1) NOTICE I HAVE taken over the Pig Buying and Carrying Business formerly operated by L. C. Woodbury, and will welcome old and new customers. T. BATY, Phone 20-504. MATAWHERO 2 CHILDERS ROAD AMUSEMENT HALL EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY VARIOUS KINDS OF GAMES Good Way to Spend An Evening. Tea and Biscuits Provided. Start 7.30 p.m. • Opposite Collins Street. 453 POPULAR GIRL CONTEST

THE Building Committee of the St. John Ambulance DESIRE TO THANK the Committees and Supporters of the five Candidates, all those whose donations made it possible to advertise and give prizes free of cost to the Committee, the Adjudicators on Gala Day, Bands, and the General Public, whoso help was very much appreciated. TE HAPARA PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN New Term Commences on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER sth at the CHILDERS ROAD HALL R. NOLAN C. HUSTON Phone 4007. 421 NORWOOD SCHOOL A Boarding School For Boys Aged Six to Ten. Enquiries to — J. G. DENNISTON, NORWOOD SCHOOL, GISBORNE Telephone 3200. 327 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estate are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Gisborne on or before the sth day of Oct., 1949. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details-, and must be certified as follows: “1 hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing .at the date of death of the dec -sed.” ESTATES NEWTON, ELIZABETH, late of Gisborne, Widow, died 30/8/49. WATSON, JOHN, late of Gisborne, Labourer, died 27/3/49. R. S. MOLONEY, District Public Trustee for Gisborne. 2nd Sept.. 1949. 470 N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES WAIROA-GISBORNE PASSENGER SERVICE N order to meet requests, the shopling .service into Gisborne shown >elow will in future be given a trial m FRIDAYS instead of Thursdays:— Friday Only.—Wairoa dep. 8 a.m„ Vhakaki 8.20, Nuhnka 8.45, Morcre 1.10, Wharerata 10.10, Bartietts 10.30, vlanutuke 10.45, Matawhero 10.50, Gis>orne arr. 11 a.m. . Friday Only.—Gisborne dep. 3.30 ).m„ Matawhero 3.40, Manutuke 3.45. iart'letts 4.0, Wharerata 4.20, Morcre 1.20. Nuhaka 5.45, Whnkaki 0.10, Wairoa irr. 6.30 p.m. Ordinary fares will apply. 207 "DEPAITTMENT - ICULTIJR E~ EXTENSION DIVISION CERTIFICATION OF MONTGOMERY, BROAD RED AND SUBTERRANEAN CLOVERS 3NTRIES for certification of Montgoncry Red. Broad Red (Cowgrass) and -Subterranean Clover Seeds close with he Instructor in Agriculture, Departnent of Agriculture. Gisborne, at 4.30 j.m. on Friday, 16th September, 1949. \ny entries received after that date will incur a fee of 10/-. No other fees ire payable except the late entry fees md late entries will be received only jp to 4.30 p.m. on Friday, 23rd September, 1949. AREAS ELIGIBLE: Montgomery Red Clover: Areas sown with Government Stock, Pedigree or Mother. Broad Red Clover: Arons sown with Government Stock, Pedigree or Mother. . Subterranean Clover: Areas sown with N.Z. Certified Seed, Australian Certified Ml. Barker or Tnllarook. IMPORTANT: New growers must attach to their entry a plan of their farm showing acreage of eacli paddock. Growers who have entered areas before dp expected to identify this year’s entries by the certification number sho'/n on their plan. Sacks For Field-dressed Seed: Sacks used for reed in previous yews must have old brands earefuilv obliterated. H. dcO. CHAMBERLAIN, Instructor in Agriculture.