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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23044, 7 September 1949, Page 2

RESENT FRIDAY, 2 BJH3 GALA OPENING OF THE 9$ R#yal Command Film “Commemorating: an inspiring: example of human courage and endeavour, “Scott of the Antarctic,” shown at the, Royal Command Performance, is a grand film worthy of its subject. As Scott. John Mills lives up to all expectations, and Derek Bond, James Robertson Justice, Harold Warrendcr and Reginald Beckwith are outstandingly good.”—The Star. London. NmR-TO-BE-FOR6OTra ADVENTURE / a m * Ilf! j M I im wm EAUNG STUDIOS PRESENT I, $ THE ROYAL COMMAND rn.M STARRING JOHN MIIIS pS PRODUCED BY MICHAEL BALCON < | DIRECTED BY CHARLES FREND |H COLOUR BY TECHNICOLOR (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TORONTO SYMPHONY PARAMOUNT NEWS For Reservations Phone 4310. b N.Z. REVIEW

PUBLIC NOTICES AN Opportunity to get Good Flowers ot your price. Auction of Flowers at 8.30 p.m. Daffodil Show Army Hall TONIGHT. POVERTY BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY NAU MAI! NAU MAI! HOT Lunch will be provided at the Tairawhiti Kiwi Club FRIDAY, 9th Scot. Also a Sale of Useful Articles. Will all holders of Raffle Books please note to bring books. THE TITIRANGI WOMEN'S HEALTH LEAGUE 644 GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT I HEREBY give notice of my intention to issue at the expiry of three weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 417613 purchased bv Kathleen Edith Foote (wife of Cyril Alton * Foote, farmer, Tuai), on the life of Edith Kay Foote, which is declared to have been destroyed. „ . . H. L. RYAN, Commissioner. Wellington. Sept. 7th, 1949. 684 TO STAND SEASON AT TOLAGA PETER PIPER By Psychology. Dam Mona Bruce. Fees: lOgns. Thoroughbred Mares; sgns. ITalfbreds. Phone 82X. P.O. Box 52, Tolaga. J. T. ZUPPICICH

E NTERTAIN M E NTS DANCE o —o—o—o — DANCE GRAND BALLOON DANCE TONIGHT TONIGHT TAIRAWHITI KIWI CLUB Whangara Orchestra. Savoury Supper. Novelties. Admission 2/G. 55!) M. 8.0.8. FOOTBALL CLUB DANCE —o—o—o—o— DANCE WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER At ST. MARY’S PARISH HALL Admission 2/6. Good Music. Novelties. Good Supper. P.B. & EAST COAST ART SOCIETY THE Annual ROTA EXHIBITION of Paintings is now on view at the Music Room, Gisborne, 6th to 9th Sept. Open Daily 12.30 to 5. Evenings (except Wednesday), 7.30 to 9. 529 G. W. WILLOCK. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB EUCHRE LADIES’ NIGHT THURSDAY. Bth SEPTEMBER At 8 p.m. 629 (Signed) N. GEDYE. DAFFODILS ! - DAFFODILS ! DAFFODILS ! - DAFFODILS ! Cut Flowers Decorative Cut Flowers - Decorative Citrus Fruits Vegetables Citrus Fruits Vegetables ARMY HALL ARMY HALL ARMY HALL ARMY HALL WEDNESDAY, SEI*T. 7th, 1949 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7tli, 1949 2 D.m. Till 9 p.m. AUCTION OF FLOWERS At 8.45 p.m. THIS SHOW IS A ONE-DAY FEATURE POVERTY BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 570 DANCE —o—o—o—o— DANCE HOSPITAL OFFICERS ASSOCIATION (Gisborne Sub-Group) Announce their first Dance on THURSDAY, Btli SEPTEMBER, 1019 At 8 p.m. ODDFELLOWS HALL MANGAPAPA Excellent Music. Good Supper. All Cordially Invited. TE KARAKA FOOTBALL CLUB DINNER AND BALL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1949 Dinner 6 p.m. sharp-at Parish Hall. Admission by invitation only. Victory Ball in Waikohu Hall at 8 p.m. W. Dolman’s Orchestra. Admission: Gents 5/-. Ladies 3/-, Double 7/6. 357 D. SARA, Hon. Sec, MANUTUKE SCHOOL CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS DANCE SATURDAY, SEPT. 10th Grand March 8 p.m. Special Prizes For Boys & Girls. Len Barker's Orchestra. Supper. Adults 2/6, Children 1/POVERTY BAY ROWING CLUB DANCE DANCE ARMY HALL ARMY HALL SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER Visiting Footballers will be guests of the evening. Supper Supper Music by Stuart Skeet. Subscription 3/DANCE DANCE

PADDY’S MARKET rADDY’S MARKET FRIDAY', 9th SEPTEMBER 10.30 a.m. PARISH HALE DERBY STREET CAKES. SWEETS, JUMBLE.AND PRODUCE STALLS, ETC. Morning and Afternoon Teas Available. Lucky Dips For the Children. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 385 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England 1720 A.D.) Assets Exceed £51,000,000. FIRE MARINE ACCIDENT NOTICE is hereby given that owing to the retirement of T. F. Crawford, Esq., MESSRS. D. J. BARRY LTD. have been appointed Chief Agents for GISBORNE AND POVERTY BAY. All classes of insurance transacted at lowest current rates. H. S. MALCOLM, Manager for New Zealand. Wellington, Ist August, 1949. 224 MWF GISBORNE MUSIC SOCIETY INC. PROGRAMME FOR SEPTEMBER WEDNESDAY. 7th. Group. An unusually interesting programme has been prepared. SATURDAY, 10th.—Fourth Subscription Concert by the famous English soprano. Joan Coxon, and Isobel Bedlington, pianiste. WEDNESDAY, 14th.—Piano Group, featuring works by Mozart. SATURDAY’, 17th.—Film Group, showing “Kameradschaft.” WEDNESDAY, 21st.—Recorded Music • Group, featuring “Wedding Cantata," by Bach. Soloist, Elizabeth Schumann. TUESDAY, 27th. — Fifth Subscription Concert. Piano recital by Peter Cooper. A G.A.S. show, but free to G.M.S. members. WEDNESDAY, 28th.—Vocal Group, featuring sacred songs and negro spirituals. (Cut out and keep this list for reference). 595 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A CLUB CHARTER PART IV OF THE LICENSING AMENDMENT ACT. 1943 NOTICE is hereby given that the Gisborne Club (Inc.) situated at Lowe St., Sisborne, intends to apply to the Licensing Control Commission for the grant of a club charter. If at the hearing of the application by the Commission any person desires to be heard ns to the facilities existing, in the locality in which the club is situated, for social amenities, recreation or refreshment. or as to any other matter affecting the application, lie is required bv the Licensing Regulations 1949 to send to the Secretary of the Licensing Control Commission at Wellington, within 21 days after the date of publication of this notice, written notice of his desire to be heard, setting out in the notice brief particulars of the evidence he proposes to give. Dated at Gisborne this 6th day ot September. 1949. R. D. DONALD. Secretary of the Gisborne Club (Inc.)