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DANCING MAUNGATAPERE GOLF DANCE MAUNGATAPERE HALL FRIDAY Good Music and Supper. Admission: Ladies 2/6. Gents 3/-. Double 5/-. There will be 500 for the card players. 60 YOUNG SPORTS OLD SPORTS SPOIL SPORTS all are invited to the ALL SPORTS DANCE TOWN HALL THIS SATURDAY NIGHT CES WRIGHT’S BAND 23 MEETINGS A MEETING of NATIONAL PARTY x Supporters will be held in TITOKI HALL on THURSDAY, Aug. 4, at 7.45 p.m. 54 POROTI BRANCH FEDERATED FARMERS MEETING pOROTI JJALL SATURDAY AUGUST 6

THE WHANGAREI DAFFODIL SOCIETY (Under the auspices of the Whangarei Presbyterian Church) TTHE Annual Meeting of the above A Society will be held in the Church Vestry on TUESDAY, August 2, 1949, at 8 p.m. 294 G. CARRUTH, Hon. Sec. V p UBI IC NOTICES KAMO TOWN BOARD ~ IMPOUNDING ACT TMPOUNDED at Kamo by D. W. Bodle for trespass, Matarau RoadOne Brown Mare. If not claimed and expenses paid’ will be sold on Wednesday, August 3, at 12 noon. 61 J. W. OGLE, Poundkeeper. w.o. &T n.c.o7s~assn7 QENERAL , gOCIAL J^VENING SAVOY DINING ROOMS TOMORROW (TUES.) AT 8 P.M. Film and Games. Supper Provided. Members are invited to bring then wives and bona fide ex-servicemen friends. Admission 2/6. 71 rpHE ARAHI BASKETBALL A TOURNAMENT will be played in the DRILL HALL on FRIDAY, August 12, play commencing at 1.30 p.m. Any all-Maori team wishing to compete please communicate with Mrs. A. K. Withers, Phone 2469. 67. ARMSTRONG gPRINGHALL LTD. Northland representative will be available at the \ KAITAIA HOTEL until THURSDAY MORNING. All inquiries promptly attended to. 68 S. E. HALL. TRANSPORT LICENSING ACT. 1931 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST A PUBLIC Sitting of the No. 1 Transport Licensing Authority will be held in the Courthouse, Whangarei, at 9.30 a.m. on TUESDAY, August 9, 1949, for the purpose of hearing evidence relating to the following application. The applicant must be present. Further particulars obtainable upon application from the Secretary, P.O. Box 1117, AUCKLAND. C.l. GOODS SERVICE—AMENDMENT: REO, John William, Papakao. Deletion of Class of goods, logs and timber only and substitution of general goods on License No. 10349. 63 R. HUNT. Secretary. MAYFAIR CAFETERIA MR. H. A. CRISPIN wishes to announce that he has relinquished his interest in the Mayfair Cafeteria. He thanks all patrons for their custom and trusts they will extend the same patronage to his successor. 75 BUSINESS CHANGE As from today, August 1, the management of the Mayfair Cafeteria will be in the capable hands of MRS. E. ELLIS. By maintaining a first-class service, together with the supply of fresh, wholesome foods, MRS. ELLIS hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage. 76 H. A. CRISPIN.

MOYES MEMORIAL FUND New Plymouth Boys’ High School 0.8. A. The Committee formed to erect a memorial to the late Headmaster has sent circulars to Old Boys, but as addresses have changed during the years, many will not have been delivered. All Old Boys who have not yet contributed are asked to send their subscriptions to the Secretary of the Fund, at the School. 225 WHANGAREI HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD ELECTION OF PARENTS’ REPRESENTATIVES PURSUANT to the Whangarei High School Board Act, 1878, and the Education Amendment Act, 1948, I hereby give notice that the following nominations have been received for the Parents’ Representatives on the Board of Governors — McKINNON. William Leslie. ROGERS, Robert Allen. SANDS, Edna Mary. And there being three vacancies to 111. I hereby declare the above candidates to be duly elected to such office. Dated this Ist day of August, 1949. 21 R. G. RUSSELL, Returning Officer. TONIGHT TONIGHT - TONIGHT -.TONIGHT AND TUESDAY AT 8 P.M. rii OWN H ALL THE GREAT FRANQUIN THE GREAT FRANQUIN THE GREAT FRANQUIN THE GREAT FRANQUIN THE SENSATIONAL HYPNOTIST Admission Prices: 6/-, 4/- and 2/-, plus tax. One hundred 2/- seats on sale Town Hall at 7 p.m. 70