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Northern Advocate, 2 May 1933, Page 1

YfR. R. 11. HUGHES desires to apologise to His many Patrons who were inconvenienced by his recent illness, and notifies the Public of Whangarei that he is back at the old “possie’ J Dyeing as briskly as ever! R. H. HUGHES TAILOR DRY CLEANING, DYEING AND RENOVATING SPECIALIST Hats Cleaned and Reblocked. DE TOTJRRET 'S BLDGS., JAMES ST. (Upstairs)

RIFLE SHOOTING WHANGARKi: MINIATURE RIFLE ’ > CLUB TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT (May 2nd) Tlu* season wijl be oilieially opened by Mis AVorship the Alayor, Air. W. .(ones, at 7.:5(». CAR I (NCR’S HALL : RATHBONE ST. Admission Free. Entry Fee I/-. Popular Pri/.es. Refreshments. 6.14 Al. K. STEWART, Hon. See. t "-'u ■ —""vrgs? PUBLIC NOTICES rp H A N K S The Ladies’ Auxiliary Relief Committee desire to thank all who donated eakes, sweets or cordials for the stalls at the Bargain Store Burlesque Basketball ATatches last Thursday. R. RANSOM, 656 Hon. Secretary. HOCKEY HOCKEY ASSN. FIXTURES FOR THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Ladies’ Senior A. —Thursday, May 4th: Alaungakaramea v. Huia, Park, 2 p.m. High School v. Old Girls, School, 6 p.m. Horn Horn a - . Hinemoa, Hikurangi, 3 p.m. Wesley a*. White Star, Park, .1 p.m. Ladies’ Senior B. —Thursday, May 4th; College A r . Portland, Portland, 3 p.m. High School a-. Naumai, School, 3 p.m. Wesley a - . Kia Ora, Hikurangi, 2 p.m. Alen-s Section. —Thursday, May 4th: Ramblers a*. Rovers, Park, 3 p.m. United r. Pirates, Park, 2 p.m. Men’s Section.—Saturday, May 6th: Alangapai a - . Springfield, Springfield, 3 p.m. Wesley v. AVhangarei, Park, 2 p.m. Alata.—A Bve. H. MONKHOUSE, 657 Sec., W.H.A.

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