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Northern Advocate, 28 May 1949, Page 9

i'LiiiLiC NOTICES TJIKURANGI CRICKET CLUB— Result of Sheep CompetitionWinning Number 1483. 568 TF Pigs trespassing on our property A at Pakolai are not kept off will be destroyed. 461 K. & R. POLLOCK. CONC E Rt: W HANGAR El MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRAL TOWN HALL— TUESDAY, JUNE 14—8 P.M. ;i5 PLAYERS under the eonductorshlp of Mr. Albert Dobson. L.R.S.M.. L.T.C.L. Soloist: VERLAINE HENRY, well-known Auckland Soprano (Soloist for forthcoming Auckland Choral Society's Concert). Any member not in receipt of concert tickets, please contact Secretary (5994) immediately. Preferential booking offered to C.A.S., Choral Society, W.A.O.D.S. and kindred bodies on June 3. General bookings open Prices 4/-. children half price. Reserves at Laurie’s. 558 jyjATAPOURI 1899 Q OLDEN JUBILEE TO BE HELD ON JULY 9th, 1949. All past pupils and teachers are invited io attend, and are asked to contact the Secretary by JUNE 30th. Celebrations commence at 10 a.rn. Luncheon provided. Children's Fancy Dress Parade 3 p.m. Social and Dance 8 p.m. 494 C. W. CLEMENTS, Hon Sec. WHANGAREI HOSPITAL BOARD IT is desired to ascertain if there is A the need for an OFFICIAL OLD MEN'S HOME which the Board would be prepared to re-open in the Hospital Grounds about NOVEMBER NEXT. Would those persons who desire to become inmates and who consider themselves eligible, please forward written applications to the undersigned. D. L. WILTON, 67 Secretary. APPLE AND PEAR PRICES I.)RICE ORDER 1010, gazetted May 26, operative May 30, fixes MAXIMUM WHOLESALE PRICES as. below, subject to added container charge 9d. Extra Fancy and Fancy shown first, Commercial second, Hail Mark third. Retail Prices according to Price Orders 665 and 924 (-)- means "and larger”). STURMER, GRANNY SMITH. DELICIOUS, GOLDEN DELICIOUS, RED AND RICH RED DELICIOUS, 100+/ 198 14/-, 13/6. 11/9; 216 12/-, 12/-, 8/6; 234/252 8/-, 8/-, 3/6; STATESMAN, JONATHAN AND OTHER DESSERT 100-4-/198 12/9 12/9, 11/9; 216 12/-. 12/-, 8/6; 234/252 8/-, 8/-.> BALLARATS, DUNNS AND OTHER COOKERS. 100-1-/150 12/9, 12/9; 163/198 9/6,‘9/6. PEARS: W. COLES, W. NELIS and OTHERS. A, B Group 20/-, 20/- and Minimum 15/6. C Group 18/6, 18/6, and Minimum 14/6. 535 f'DEUTE?WHANGAREI HIGH SCHOOL OLD PUPILS' ASSOCIATION Annual JYEUNION gALL TOWN HALL FRIDAY JULY 15 A presentation of Debutantes will be made at the Annual Ball. Will intending Debutantes please contact Miss J. Cook, c/o Dent & Mcllraith, Phone 2235, or Miss P. Kernahan, c/o Thomson & Wilson, Phone 2912, not later than Tuesday, June 7, 1949. DOROTHY COWARD, 592 Secretary. WARNING! TO STOREKEEPERS, BOTTLERS AND OTHER USERS OF BOTTLES BOTTLES bearing the words "This bottle is the property of the Dominion Compressed Yeast Coy., Ltd.," are the property of that Company, and may not be used for any other purpose whatsoever without the prior consent of that Company. The Company has appointed Messrs. Clark Bros. (G. & H.) Ltd., of Auckland, Bottle Merchants, to be its collectors of all such bottles. When empty, the bottles should be returned immediately to Messrs. Clark Bros., either by forwarding the bottles direct to Messrs. Clark Bros, or by delivering them to a bottle dealer who will forward the bottles to Messrs. Clark Bros. For the return of the bottles to Messrs. Clark Bros., such sums will be paid as are from time to time fixed by the Company as a recompense for the care and service involved in the keeping, collecting and returning of the bottles. JQOMINION pOMPRESSED C °Y. J^TD. r EAST w. J. BROWN, General Manager. 326 THE FLYING KIWIS THE FLYING KIWIS THE FLYING KIWIS ONERAHI AERODROME ONERAHI AERODROME SUNDAY —MAY 29 AT 1.30 P.M. PARACHUTE JUMPING (2 Jumps). By Brian Musson (Auckland). TRAPEZE SWING from Aircraft. By Bill Smith (Gore). DARING DELAY SPIN from 5000 ft. By Bill Hewlett (Queenstown). CRAZY FLYING STUNT FLYING JOY RIDES, AEROBATICS, ETC. Eight Aircraft Participating. This is the “Flying Kiwis” last Show in New Zealand before going on tour of Australia. Loudspeaker installed. - REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Donation—Adults 2/-, Children 1/-. Buses running from 1 p.m.