Public Notices A nzac D ay UNITED COMMEMORATION SERVICE APRIL 25, 1942. 1.30 p.m.—Parade to be assembled at Post Office under Command of Major Bartlett. Returned Soldiers, Cadets, Girl Guides, Fire Brigade, Women’s War Service Auxiliary, Home Guard, Boy Scouts, St. John Ambulance, Scholars of Paeroa 1 District High School, Scholars of St. Joseph’s Convent School, and Brownies will be assembled at the Cenotaph. 1.45 p.m.—The Parade, led by the Paeroa Municipal Band will leave the Post Office and proceed via Normanby Road, through the Arney Street entrance to the Cenotaph. Saluting Base: His Worship the Mayor will take the Salute as the Parade passes the Borough Council Chambers. 2 p.m.—Public Commemoration at the Cenotaph: “The National Anthem,” led by the Paeroa Municipal Band. Flofal tributes placed, in which all are invited to participate. Floral tributes placed on the Bradford Memorial by Veterans of South African War. Hymn: “0 God Our Help in Ages Past.” Prayer: Major T. R. Moore. Scripture Lesson: Rev. J. R. Nelson. Short address: His Worship the Mayor, E. Edwards, Esq. Hymn: “0 Valiant Hearts.” “Last Post.” “One Minute’s Silence.” ' “Reveille.” NOTE. —After the Service the Municipal band, circumstances permitting, will play selections in the Domain Band Rotunda.. Motor cars must not park in the Domain nor will they be allowed inside the gates after 1.45 p.m. Limited seating accommodation will be provided for elderly people. In the event Of wet weather the service will be held in the Regent'Theatre and the Public will be invited to place wreaths in front of the stage. EDWIN EDWARDS, Mayor. For Sale Farms for S ale 00 ACRES close to Waihi, all in grass. Splendid one-man farm. Nice comfortable 4-rmd. house with bathroom, scullery, etc. Cowshed with' 2-cow plant, implements, 35 cows, 2 horses. As going concern £35 p.a. Cash. 217 ACRES about 6 miles from Waihi, roughly 100 acres in grass, balance good bush, subdivided into 10 paddocks, watered with good creek, at present carrying 50 cows. Nice 5-roomed house, Cowshed, 3-cow plant. As a going concern £ll per acre. Cash say £lOOO. SQO ACRES, 11 miles from Waihi township, metalled road, about 150 acres in grass, 80 acres good bush, balance fern. Grassed portion well fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks, well watered with stream. Good 5roomed house. Cowshed, 4-cow plant, only been in use two seasons. Manure and implement shed and man’s hut. Implements, 88 ffiead of cattle, 5 horses. As going concern, only £5/10/- per acre. REG. (J. W ILLIS Land Agent, Waihi. Phone 222 Business Specials. RIRTHDAY No. 3-3/- in the Pound Saved at Gilmore Rodgers Ltd., will buy other useful household goods. gTEELO makes kitchenware bright. Cleans baths, sinks, enamelware and enamelled surfaces. STEELO does not scrach. FIVE-ROOMED Dwelling and garage. On two sections. Snip. £lOOO, terms.—Hare.
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3110, 24 April 1942, Page 1
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