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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27500, 21 September 1950, Page 3

FOOTBALL T SOCCER. AKARO PARK. SATURDAY. 3 p.m. FINAL 3 p.m. CITIZENS’ SHIELD, EVELINE v. OAMARU. 1.45 p.m., Curtain-raiser, North Otago v. Watersiders (Dunedin). Who will win the Shield? J3EE_THE GAME OF THE SEASON. RUGBY FOOTBALL, . QUNTROON DOMAIN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2.45 p.m. NGAPARA v. OTEKAIKE. Play-off for the Stace Cup. Admission, Is 6d. AMUSEMENTS 2 nd N F jy N.Z.E.F. CRICKET SOCIAL FUNCTION. A Social Function will be held in the CLUBROOMS, Wear street, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all members of the 2nd N.Z.E.F. Association. E. H. ANDERSON, Hon. Sec. Keep Saturday. October 21, 1950, FREE and come to the Y.F.C. GALA DAY at TOKARAHI. Fun for all. Dance to follow at night. Watch for further details. PUKEURI Soldiers' Memorial Hall Committee: A Euchre and Dance will be held in the Waitaki Hall, Saturday, September 23; cards start 7.30 p.m., dancing 9 p.m. TONIGHT: Scottish Society’s Ingleslde old-time dances, Scottish Hall, 8 o’clock: have the time of your lives: bus will run to and from function. CARD Match, Druids v. Oddfellows, Coquet Street Hall, To-night (Thursday). 8.15. ARDGOWAN: Complimentary Evening to Miss M. Joyce, Ardgowan Hall, Tuesday, September 26; admission, 3s and 2s. TONIGHT: Scottish Society’s Ingleside old-time dances, Scottish Hall, 8 have the time of your lives; bus will run to and from function. TONIGHT (Thursday), 8.15, Lodge Card Match; all Druids welcome. LODGE Room, Tonight (Thursday), 8.15, another Card Match," Druids and OddU.A.O.D. Card Match with M.U.1.0.0.F., Tonight (Thursday), 8.15. TONIGHT: Scottish Society’s Ingleside old-time dances, Scottish Hall, 8 o’clock; have the time of your lives; bus will run to and from function. DRUIDS: Card Match with Manchester Unity, Tonight (Thursday), 8.15. LAWN TENNIS NGAPARA Tennis Club: Opening Day, September 23; Yankee tournament, 1 p.m. sharp; ladies a plate. ENFIELD Tennis Club, Opening Day, Saturday, September 23; all welcome. MEETINGS u p P E R WAITAKI HALF-YEARLY MEETING. R.S.A. The Annual HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the UPPER WAITAKI R.S.A. will be held in the KUROW MEMORIAL HALL At 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. Business: Rooms. Finance of proposed Club R. V. MAXWELL, Secretary. k MEET.ING Of the WAITAKI RUGBY SUB-UNION AND REFEREES Will be held at DUNTROON n MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, at 8 p.m. R S.A. General Meeting, A.T.C. Rooms, Drill Hall, Saturday, 23rd, at 8 p.m., to receive executive’s report on Clubrooms. PUBLIC NOTICES PRI N G TONICS. What new CURTAIN NETS do for your ime a new HAT can do for you. COTTON CURTAIN NETS, biscuit .ades: 35in, 3s 7d; 421 n, 4s 6d, 5s sd; ryon and Cotton Net, sand shade, 36in, 8d; 38in, 5s sd, 6s 3d. Spring-styled soft, head-hugging FELTS ND STRAWS, in pastel shades for the vlish voung matron, 28s 6d to 555. R W. ROBERTSON & CO., “ Zealandia House.” [TE GUARANTEE JOY and PLEASURE V. to your overseas friends when they ceive our PERFECTLY PACKED VEETS PARCELS. Place your orders w for Christmas postings.—BEE’S CON3CTIONERY (L. and E. Carter) 114 lames street. _ . )0 YOU KNOW that since we have taken over Stevens Fruit Shop we ive completely renovated it? Why not e for yourself? HEFFERNAN’S FRUIT SHOP, Phone 1713, Thames street. IE Duntroon Domain will be Closed to e public on Saturday, September 23. jntroon Domain Board. AIANAKARUA Hall Committee: 51b Tea >mpetition; winner, Mrs Lory, Hampden. TRANSPORT NOTICES RANSPORT ACT, 194 9. ’ no written representations against the owing applications received are lodged h the Secretary, No. 4 Transport ensing Authority, P.O. Box 886, Dunn, by THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1950, Authority proposes to grant them hout further notice or Public Sitting, accordance with Section 114, Transport ; 1949. urther particulars on application. ENTAL VEHICLES, LIMITED, Timaru, the transfer of Rental Car Licence No. ? and Rental Vehicle Licence No. 374, h in the name of HERVEY MOTORS, NTED, Timaru, and available for the ration- from Oamaru of Two' (2) cars I Two (2) trucks, and Two (2) trailers pectivejy. SITUATIONS VACANT w AITAKI HOSPITAL BOARD. PORTERS. Wanted, Porters (Non-resident), For Oamaru Hospital. pplv WALTER M. RICHARDSON, Secretary. N E D, WOMAN CLEANER, lease apply to Manager, MAJESTIC THEATRE. SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG country girl wants Work in country home in ” December.—” Permanent,” Box 116, Oamaru. . SALES BY AUCTION " At Our Rooms. . FRIDAY, 22nd, at 1.30 p.m. iTTERSALL’S EXCHANGE will sell, on behalf of Clients: esterfield Suite, Roll-top Writing • Oak Buffet Sideboard, Tallboy, Firef Safe, National Cash Register, GarAutomatic Record Changer, Electric -up lgal Urn, 2-door Wardrobe, le-d'oor Wardrobe, 6 Cupboard Doors, cshelves, China Cabinet, Sideboard, y Box, Card Table, Tent (12 x 9), let (autumn colours), 4yds 4ft 6in aer 4Jyds 27in Runner, Congoleum ire ’ Lino. 3 Meat Safes, Kerosene er' Ext. Speaker, El. Heater, Jones El. ng Machine, Wheelbarrow, 2 Doors, place, small quantity Roofing Iron, •h Birdcage, 2 Crosscut Saws, 2 he's, Dinner Set, Mirrors, Mower, PortTvpewriter (as new), Set Platform ’S,'3 Fishing Rods, Ash Tin, Kettles, ks Pots. Pans, Hurricane Lamps, iboots, Gas Copper, Raincoat and Leg5, 12 6ft 6in x 2ft Bin and 6 6ft 6in x >in Doors, also Car Trailer. ICTTONriKitchen Tables and Chairs, Stools, Electrolux, Electric Grillers, trie Fireplace, Crib Stove, Broadway er Lawn Mowers, Bicycles, Tools, e PouItry.—MULLIGAN & FORBES, CTION: Chesterfield Suite, Easy •hairs, Odd Chesterfields, Spring SetRadio, Piano. Card Tables, Walnut i, Twin Beds. Mattresses. Wardrobe, o'v Chests Mirrors.—MULLIGAN & IES, FRIDAY. BUSINESS letters should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.