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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 3448, 22 November 1932, Page 4

Public Notices. OPTICAL SERVICE of {he Highest Standard I« available here in your home tovJn. No need to go elsewhere to have defects of vision corrected. You are invited to submit your ej)es to skilful examination if »ou have orrp of the usual symptoms of EYE STRAIN. la. d. Mclennan M.P.S. (London) t OPTICIAN TE KUITI Phone 27 Box 7 JjWRESS 'fHEATRE ■ SUNDAY NEXT - - 8.15 P.M. (By Courtesy of Proprietary.) POPULAR CONCEPT THE gILVER JgAND Under Mr. A. D. Timbers, IN SPECIAL BAND NUMBERS. Assisting- Artists: Mrs. H. G. Smith, in Ballads. Mr. Lloyd, in Violin Solos. Mr. I. P. Mowat, in Tenor Songs. Mr. H. G. Shakes, in Dramatic Recital. Mr. P. Henniker, in Euphonium Solo. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME. Details Thursday’s Issue. SILVER COIN ADMITS. 331 TENNIS. MEETING of intending players to form a Tennis Club called the Lodge Tennis Club, will be held on Thursday evening at 7.30 p.m. at the Lodge, Taupiri Street. MISS R. BELL, Acting Hon. Secretary. TE KUITI GOLF CLUB. (Incorporated.) GENERAL MEETING of members of the above Club will be held in the Municipal Hall, Te Kuiti, on Monday, the 28th November, 1932, at 8 p.m. for the purpose of considering the “new links proposal” and the question of accepting the same or otherwise. C. M. BATHGATE, Hon. Secretary. Te Kuiti, 22/11/32. 333 ROLLER SKATING. 'jiHE RINK will be open on Thursday and Saturday Evenings, and also on Saturday afternoon. 337 CATHOLIC BAZAAR. PARISH HALL NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NlGHTS—(November 25th and 26th). Stalls. Comiretitions. Raffles. Produce. Fun For All. BRIGHTER THAN EVER. Weight Lifting Exhibition. ■RANTED, Cook for military bivouac, 23th and 27th November.—Apply Broadfoot and Mackersey. 338