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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4810, 14 July 1939, Page 1

Public Notices. ►ADDY'S fARKET. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE /CENTENNIAL J^FFORT Is to be held in'the PARISH HALL On WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th, At 7.30 p.m. Admission 1/., including Supper. 244 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. RESULTS OP COMPETITIONS: Cake: Mr. Sutcliffe. Stocking: J. Verich. Glass Dishes: Peggy Addy and Mrs. Innes. Sandwich Dish: Mrs. Symes. Green Duchess Set: L. Stuart. Dinner: Mrs. Higgins. Table Mats: Mrs. Boles. Sweets: R. Morton. Nightdress: Mrs. Meredith, senr. 245 RECRUITING CAMPAIGN. AN appeal to all employers in the Borough of Te Kuiti to afford facilities to employees for joining the Territorials is now being circulated. Any employer who has not yet done so is requested to record his consent at the office of the Town Clerk where the roll will be open for inspection. H. T. MORTON, 248 Mayor. SHEEP-FARMING INDUSTRY COMMISSION. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sittings of the above Commission will commence a_t 10.30 a.m. on Thursday, the 20th day of July, 1939, at Invicta House, Johnston Street, Wellington. Sittings will be held later in such other centres as the Commission may consider necessary. Persons and organisations desirous of making representations to or giving evidence before the Commission are requested to communicate with the Secretary, Sheep-Farming Industry Commission, P.O. Box 1148, Wellington, C.l, not later than 31st July, 1939. F. V. FRAZER, Chairman. Wellington, 12/7/39. 241

EARLY SEED POTATOES NOW ON HAND: Cwt. 56's 28's EPICURE . . . . 16/6 8/6 4/6 CLIFF'S KIDNEY 15/6 8/- 4/3 ROBIN ADAIR . . 17/- 9/- 5/EARLY ROSE . . 15/6 8/- 4/3 Arriving Shortly: MAIN CROP—SUTTON'S SUPREME. KING EDWARD. MAORI CHIEF. DAKOTA REDS, ETC. Secure Your Seed from FARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING QOMPANY, LTD. TE KUITI PHONE 116. TAXI. J>ING JACK pEDERSEN From ANYWHERE TO ANYWHERE, ANY TIME. TELEPHONE 301 RESIDENCE.