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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 14, 15 November 1946, Page 1

’UBLIC NOTICES RUNNING on my property, Kaitaia: 1 Cow, brand IE underlined halfcircle. Owner can have same by paying expenses.—T. Gallagher. RUNNING on my property, Russel’s Lake : One dark Jersey Cow, U out of tip right ear, torn out punch hole in left. If not claimed, will be sold.—B, W. Price. KAITAIA SCOTTISH SOCIETY tpilE Usual Monthly INGLESIDIi, St. Andrew’s Night, will be held in the A. and P. Hall on Saturday, 16th November. Admission only to Adults over 15. Members 1/-, Visitors (by invitation) 2/-. Ladies please bring a plate. Wm. S. BECKETT, Hon. Secretary. ANGLICAN GUILD ANNUAL RUING AND RUY NOVEMBER 22nd, 1 p.m. PARISH HALL Stalls . Afternoon Tea Donations of Cakes, Produce, appreciated. CAR PAINTING J WISH to Notify the Public that my Workshop will be open for business, in approximately 7 days n Puckey’s Avenue. All new machinery—l 7 years experience at Car Painting. Quotations given and bookings taken now. Apply BRIEN SHARP, Kaitaia. TOKERAU BEACH ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB (Affiliated with Northern Athletic Union), In recess during war years will be holding their gPORTS again on NEW YEAR’S DAY (January' Ist) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE VACCINAjTION AGAINST CONTAGIOUS ABORTION RURING the coming season charges as under arc to be made for vaccination of calves against contagious abortion : For the first 14 Calves, 1/6 each. Each Calf over the number of 14, 1/3 each. All farmers requiring Calves vaccinated should apply to the LOCAL INSPECTOR OF STOCK for the necessary forms which have to be sent in not later than December 31, 1946. W. L. STRINGER, Inspector of Stock, P.O. Box 54, Kaitaia. Mr. S. W. Smith M.P. The Official National Party Candidate for the Hobson Electorate, will address the Electors at the followingplaces : KAITAIA ( Princess Theatre ). Thursday 21st, at 8 p.m. RAITAIA the hub of the Far North—is splendidly stocked with a wide variety of goods that makes purchasing both simple and delightful. ACCIDENT TO MOTOR CYCLIST Miss Nellie Erceg was injured when the motor cycle she was riding ran into the back of a truck on Wednesday last. The accident occurred on a bad bend just past Kauri Flat, about 3i miles north- of Waipapakauri. The j motor cycle was not damaged. Both Miss Erceg and the pillionrider, Willie Borovich, were admitted to the Kaitaia Hospital. Their condition this morning was reported as satisfactory.