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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 243, 18 October 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THANKS. Af K. CURRIE and Family desire to express their deep sense of gratitude lor the very many sincere expressions of sympathy in the recent sad loss of our dear wife and mother, and the expressions of sympathy in the many varied ways will De long remembered. NOTICE! TO SHEARERS <fc SHEARING-SHED WORKERS. any SHEARER OR SHED-HAND who may be Dismissed by any Employer for refusing to join the Mataara Shearers’ Association are advised to immediately notify Arthur Cook, Organiser. Wellington Shearers’ Union, Post Oihce, Hastings. NOTE. —I have been approached by a number of members of the Wellington Shearers’ Union, and they state that they have been threatened with instant dismissal unless they agree to become members of the Mataara Association. As this will be a distinct Breach of the Award, action will be taken against every offender, and the Union will press for the maximum penalty of £lOO. The Mataara Shearers’ Association is an unregistered body, and has no legal standing. Members of the Mataara Association asisted the employers with evidence placed before the Judge of the Arbitration Court in favour of reducing Shearers and Shed-workers wages. Included in their membership are a number of Sheepowners and even Storekeepers. The Mataara Shearers' Association is an adopted child of the Employers’ Federation and is being assisted by the Employers in their Campaign of Victimisation, but their bluff will shortly bo called inside the Magistrate’s Court. ARTHUR COOK, Organiser Wellington Shearers’ Union. Hastings, Oct. 18th., 1921. JJAWKE’S JJAY gHOW. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY OCTOBER 19 and 20. OCTOBER 19 and 20. Opening Each Day at 9 a.m. MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION OF LIVE STOCK. PROGRAMME: .FIRST MORNING. Judging of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, Indoor Exhibits. FIRST AFTERNOON. Best Pony (driven by lady). Ladies’ Leaping. Chi’dren’s Leaping Match. Harness Horse (pace and style). Hunters’ Jumping. Ladies’ Turning. Gentlemen’s Turning. Maiden Riders’ Leaping (gentlemen). SECOND MORNING. Lecture and Demonstration on Romney Sheep, by Mr W. Perry, 9.30 Machine Shearing. Judging of Hacks, Saddle Ponies,

Working Draughts, Tradesmen’s Turn-outs and Dogs. A Sale of Show Stock will be held on Show Grounds at 10.15 a.m. SECOND AFTERNOON: Grand Parade. Pony Leaping. Best-paced and Mannered Hack. Champion Leaping. Natives’ Leaping. Maiden Riders’ Leaping (ladies). SIDE-SHOWS! SIDE-SHOWS! Admission, 2/-. Children under 12, Qd; under 7, free. Grandstand, 2/6; Children under 12, 1/-. Second Stand. 1/-; Children under 12, 6d. HOT WATER FREE To Picnic Parties. gABY I N D A THE TASMANIAN GIANTESS. First Appearance of LINDA ELSIE THOMPSON, On the HASTINGS SHOWGROUNDS, (Next Grandstand.) WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, OCT. 19th. and 20th. ' The WORLD’S BIGGEST GIRL. WORLD’S BIGGEST GIRL. WORLD’S BIGGEST GIRL. WORLD'S BIGGEST GIRL. UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE Of His Excellency the Governor of Tasmania. Born in Geeveston, Tasmania, August Ist., 1904. Aged 17 years. WEIGHT. 26 STONE. WEIGHT. 26 STONE. CHEST MEASUREMENT. 5. FEET. CHEST MEASUREMENT, 5 FEET. Government Birth Certificate on View. THE GREATEST INCARNATION OF HUMAN NATURE THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN. OENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU/ EMPLOYERS & EMPLOYEES Visiting the Spring Show are requested to Note that the above Bureau in Queen Street, Hastings (A. O. We. 1 !- wood’s office) will be CLOSED at Noon TO-MORROW (Wednesday) and all day THURSDAY;. Mr. C. L. Mackersey can be obtained either evening at his residence, ’phone 789. Central Labour Bureau ’Phone 430. BE There! Where? Euchre Party and Dance, Oddfellows’ Hall, Hastings, Wednesday night. Double tickets ss.