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Kaikoura Star, Volume LIV, Issue 51, 2 July 1934, Page 3

WIBF TWIST SHIRTS, 3/6. THE FARMERS’ WINTER SALE. DANCE DANCE. HAPUKU HALL. HAPUKU HALL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. Under the Direction of the Rover Basketball Club. MONTE CARLO, NOVELTV DANCES GOOD SUPPER GOOD MUSIC. Gentlemen 2/. Ladies 1/. I’. SMITH, Seeiotary. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. TAKAHANGA DOMAIN. TAKAHANGA DOMAIN. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 7. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 7. KAIKOURA v. WAIKARI KAIKOURA v. WAIKARI JUNIOR GAME. I Admission 1/. HELP THE SPORT BY ATTENDING PUBLIC RESERVES AND DOMAINS ACT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the KAIKOURA FOOTBALL CLUB has been granted the use of TAKAHANGA DOMAIN, on SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1934, for its Match against Waikari, and to Charge 1/ admission for Adults. P. BURGOYNE, Clerk to Kaikoura Domain Board. DANCE DANCE DANCE SUBURBAN HALL. SUBURBAN HALL. SATURDAY, JULY 7 SATURDAY, JULY 7. Good Supper Good Music. LUCKY SUPPER TICKET. Admission: Ladies 1/. Gentlemen 2/. H. SMITH, Secretary.

NEW ZEALAND MEAT PRODUCERS' BOARD. ELECTION OF PRODUCERS’ REPRESENT AT IV ES. UNDER the provision sof the Regulations the USUAL ELECTION will be held THIS YEAR. The various districts will Elect TWENTY-FIVE DELEGATES who will constitute an Electoral Committee, and will assemble in WELLINGTON on the 29th and 30th AUGUST, 1934, to consider the Board’s Annual Report and Balance Sheet, and to elect TWO Producers’ Representatives on the Board. NOMINATIONS of Delegates to the Electoral Committee w ; ll be received at the Board’s Office nn to NOON on the 25th JULY, 1931. NOMINATIONS of Producers’ Representatives on the Board will be received at the Board’s Office up to NOON on the 18th JULY, 1934. Specimen Forms of Nomination, and full particulars regarding Electoral Districts, Persons Entitled to Vote, etc., may be had on application to the undersigned, or from Provincial Branches of the Farmers’ Union, the Sheopowners ’ Federation and A. and P. Associations. G. C. SMITH. Returning Officer, N.Z. Meat Producers’ Beard, P. O. Box 121, WELLINGTON.

FLOWERING SHRUBS. BORONIAS, Red and Brown 2/6 ea. AZALEAS (three varieites) 2/6 ea. ANDROMEDA (varigated and plain) .. .. -. 2/6 ea. CAMELIA and RHODENDRON 2/6 to 5/DAPHNE (sweet scented) 4/- ea. BENTHANIA (Strawberry tree) 3/6 ea. HYDRANGIAS (new French varieties 6) 2/6 ea. VIBURNUM (6 varieties) 2/- to 3/6 ea. Many Other Beautiful Flowering Shrubs; also Native Trees. CLIMBING PLANTS. WISTERIAS 2/6 ea. JASIMINE (four colours) .. 2/- ea. CLEMATIS (of sorts) 3/6 ea. HEDGE PLANTS. LAURELS, PRIVET, LONICEIA NITIDA, OLEARIA. (Native), all 25/per 100 ROSES, in Standards 5/- ea. ROSE BUSH 1/6 ea. POLYANTHA and RAMBLERS 1/- ea FRUIT TREES. All Varieties 2/- ea. 20/- doz. J. H. COOPER, HAWTHORNE ROAD, KAIKOURA

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