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Opunake Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 3177, 31 August 1928, Page 3

BOBBY CALVES ; J. MORON ‘ OPUNAKE. UNS)ER CONTRACT TO THOMAS j BORTHWICK AND SONS. AUS. j LTD., WAIT AHA FREEZING WORKS. BUYER OF lf»L'B SEASON’S BOBBY CALVES IN ANY NUMBERS (SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS PREVAILING) THROUGHOUT THE OPUNAKE AND UNDERMENTIONED DISTRICTS. AWATUNA TO BAYLEV POAD, PUNGAREHU. EXTRA BIG CALVES. 12/- Each BIG CALVES j 10 6. Esc h. ORDINARY CALVES 9/- Each J. MORON OPUNAKE. ALSO CASH BUYER OF CALFSKINS, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS. ALLOW. HORSE AND COW HAIR, , r OOL ETC. OPUNAKE DEPOT: OPPOSITE N. L. and M.A. Co., Domett St, 11G(TEST RULING RATES PAID, AND SPOT CASH. TOWN HALL. OPUNAKE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3;d. GRAND NOVELTY DANCE. GRAND NOVELTY DANCE. GRAND NOVELTY DANCE. GRAND NOVELTY DANCE. GRAND NOVELTY DANCE. In Aid of Opunake Hospital Nurser Fund. COBURN’S ORCHESTRA. Particulars Later.

OPUNAKE TOWN DISTRICT. BIENNIAL ELECT!ON—I923. Notice is hereby given that in ac •ordance with Section 20, Tow Boards Act 1903, and the Local Elect ions and Polls Act 1923, an election'o even Commissioners for the Opunak Town Board will bo held on Wodnei day 19th September 1928. Nominations of candidates will breceived at my office, Napier Street dpunake, up to 12 o’clock (noon) o Aidav 7tli Sent 1923. A. O’BRIEN, Returning Officer. 28. 31. Aug. OPUNAKE ELECTRJC-POWER BOARD.

BIENNIAL ELECTION-1928. OF TWO MEMBERS FOB THE | OPUNAKE CONSTITUENT DIB- ( TRICT. fn accordance with the Electric- ' v)\vcr Board Act 192-3, and the Local Elections and Polls Act 1925, notice is icreby given that an election of two members for |.,he Opunako I onstifnent District will be held on Wednesday the 19th. September. 1925. Nominations of candidates will bo •cceivcd at my oflice Napier Street, Tpunake, up to 12 o'clock (noon) on Friday 7th, September, 1928. ] A deposit of i'-‘l must accompany ■ each nomination. A. O’BBIEN, Returning Officer. 28. 31. Aug,

lU7—Current Loaf. IDS —Yeast Buns, three. JO'J—Jam Tarts, 6, flaky pastry. 110- Tarts, 0, short pastry. 111 — Sponge 8011. J 12 —Sausage Bolls, fi. 113—Cheese Cakes, 0. 111 —Cream Pulls, U. Ho —Gingerbread. 110—Pikelets. . , Q r n i ■ i 117 —Collection Fancy Cakes and 1 astry, 3 of a kind. H 7 Scones, plate li, girl under 10 years. SECTION 7. HOME INDUSTRIES. First Prize 2;-, Second I/-, Entry 6d. Points Prize: Mr. J. Wilson goods value 10/0. Class US—Bacon, about 23b best. _ 110 —Eggs, duck, dozen heaviest. 120 — Eggs, hen, dozen heaviest. 121 — Soap, home made. 3 pieces. 121a —Chutney. 1 bottle or glass. 122 Sauces. Collection of 3. 123 Pickles, collection of 3. 124 — Devonshire Cream, 1 glass. 12.1—Home Made Butter, lib. 126 Jelly, 1 jar or bottle. 127 Jam,' 1 jar or bottle. 123—Marmalade. 1 jar. 129 Preserved Fruit, not more than 4 varieties. 130— Preserved Fruit, in syrup. 2 bottles. 131— Preserved Fruit, in water 2 bottles. Class SECTION 8, MERRY MOMENTS. 13‘>—Ladies Nail Driving. Prize by tlio Magnet Store. 133—Gentleman's Nail Driving, Prize Cushion. RULES. 1. Eulrauee fee iu all classes where the prizes are ol the value of b - or over 1/-, other classes Od. 2. in classes where special prize is given the ordinniy o. the -decision oi urn piug. Entries received at the Manse. There will be good buying at the stalls: Sewing. Produce. Vegetables, Home-made Cakes, Sweets 'Afternoon Tea.