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Opunake Times, 12 June 1931, Page 3

% 5? NEW THEATRE PICTURES Monday Tuesday and Wednesday J\JNE 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. Norma Shearer IN The Last of Mrs. Cheyney | Men Adored Her-- | Women Envied her| * Through London’s gilded society she swept, leaving a trail of broken hearts and stolen jewels. Further Particulars Later NN\y *NNNN%\N\NVNVNNNNNNN\SNNVNVNNNWXNNVNNSWNW o®o®<^o®o®<^o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o<^o®n«o^®o®o®o®2®o®o®o®C® 4^®o^#o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®crtfo®o®o®o®o®u®o®o®o®o®c , ®o®t'®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®o®i^ Oaonui’s Grand Carnival Night If your friends don’t know; then please tell them. Save up your cash for a dinkum night out on SS Friday, June 26 Friday, June 26 si > (See them)— * REG. HENDERSON’S CARNIVAL DANCE BAND. (Hear them). Lord and Lady Carnival will lead the Grand March at 8.20 p.m. sharp. (Don’t Miss This). A prize of 10/- for best Ladies’ and best Gents’ Fancy Costume. Judge:—Mrs. J. A. Stevenson, of Pihama. One £2 Monte Carlo.—First £l, Second 12/6; Third 7/0. 1/- a couple nomination. Yes and two 10/- Monte Carlos (free). Anything else?—Sure—Balloons, Lucky Spots, Paper Hats, etc., (good prizes) Try your luck; find No. 13—ask everybody you meet are you 13? 5/- reward. Lord and Lady Carnival has instructed that everyone in Fancy Dress receives a memento. Dozens of novelties thrown about including Ladies’ pow-wows, Gents’ bugle ticklers, owl hooters, squeakers, Rattles, Balloons, etc., etc., The Hall artistically decorated, Coloured Lights, Cosy Corners The Glassy Floor, a Dainty Supper. GIBSON’S FREE BUSES FROM OPUNAKE at 7.30 p.m. will place you in Carnival land. Walk in Ladies 2/-; Gents 3/-. Paper hats and Domino Masks sold, at the door at cost price. Picture all this in reality Can you stay away? H. G. IBBOTSON, Hon. Sec., O.H.C. o® £S

OPUNAKE FEDERAL BAND. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the 'Opunake I' eclcral Band will be held in the bandroom at 8 p.m. on Monday next. Business:— Presentation of Balance Sheet. Election of Officers. General. The public are cordially invited. • C, H. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. DANCE COMMITTEES. The Plunkct Ball, organised by the Opunake and Pihama members will be held in the Opunake Town Hall, on Wednesday, July Bth.

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