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Opunake Times, 28 February 1933, Page 3

OPUNAKE PRESBYTERIAN LADIES’ GUILD GRAND SALE OF WORK to be held in ST. PATRICK'S HALL ST, PATRICK’S HALL ST. PATRICK’S HALL ON MONDAY, MARCH 20th. - MONDAY, MARCH 20th. - MONDAY, MARCH 20th. - Further particulars later. Mrs. C. CLARE, Secretary.

FOUND. String of pearls. Owner can have same by calling at this office. WANTED TO BUY. Auto-Harp and hook of instructions. Must be in good order. Cash Buyer. Apply this office. OPHNAKE BOWLING CLUB. GRAND CRIB EVENINGS Will re-commence on TUESDAY, MARCH 7th. TUESDAY, MARCH 7th. TUESDAY, MARCH 7th. Don’t forget the date and make a good start for the points prize.

Town and Country Funerals Conducted at Minimum Cost Day Phone 2246. Night and Holiday Phone 2529. D. McCORMICK & CO. PRINCES STREET, HAWERA Artificial wreaths always in Stock.

Williamson’s Motors ROYAL MAIL. PASSENGER SERVICES, From Opunake: a.m. p.m. Depart Opunake ... 8.15 3.30 ~ Oaonui 8.25 3.45 ~ Rahotu 8.35 3.55 ~ Pungarebu ~8.45 4.05 ~ Warea 8.55 4.15 „ Punibo 9.05 4.25 ~ Okato 9.15 4.35 ~ Tataraimaka .. 9.25 4.40 ~ Oakura 9.40 4.50 ~ Omata 9.50 5.0 Arr New Plymouth . 10.00 5.10 From New Plymouth. Dep New Plymouth. 7.30 3.30 ~ Omata 7.40 3.40 ~ Oakura 7.50 3.50 ~ Tataraimaka ... 8.00 4.00 „ Okato 8.15 4.10 ~ Punibo 8.25 4.20 ~ Warea 8.35 4.30 ~ Pungarelui . ... 8.45 4.40 ~ Rabotu 8.55 4.50 ~ Oaonui 9.15 5,00 Arr Opunake 9.30 5.15 Late Bus leaves Opunake 5.30 for New Plymouth on Late Night returning at 10.30 p.m. Sunday Services: Depart Opunake 8.15 a.m. Depart New Plymouth 4.30 p.m. Same Day Service to and from Town. NEAV PLYMOUTH DEPOT—QUINN’S GARAGE, DEVON ST,, ’Phones 748—Private 917. OPUNAKE DEPOT—OPUNAKE HOTEL, Phone 5. COASTAL DEPOT AT ALL STORES.

OUTSTANDING!! - OUTSTANDING!! - OUTSTANDING!! OUTSTANDING!! The annual Shows of the «■ TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY are always attractive, hut THIS YEAR’S SHOW WILL BE OUTSTANDING. The quality of the Dairy Cattle will surpass anything ever seen before. Wonderful progress is being made m the different breeds and competition is becoming keener than ever. Dairy Farmers will bo delighted with this year’s wonderful array of dairy cattle. HORSES. SHEEP. PIGS. HORSES. SHEEP. PICS. Horses, both heavy and light, are fast returning to the show rings. Circumstances have created a demand tor good horses and breeders must exhibit them, Sheep, too, are returning to their own and the leading breeders are* exhibiting at this show. As for Pigs—the Taranaki A and P. Show is undoubtedly the leading show in the North Island for Pigs. The_ display this year will be remarkable. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS PEOPLES’ DAY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS PEOPLES’ DAY Steer Riding Contest, Trotting Events, Leaping, Riding, Driving, Sheep Dog Trials, etc., etc. The officers and men of H.M.S. Dunedin will attend the show on Peoples ’Day and the ship’s baud will render a special programme of music. . AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. * AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Never before has so much space been booked'up for fun devices of all kinds. REMEMBER THESE DATES MARCH Bth and 9th, 1933 And come to New Plymouth for the Great Show, THURSDAY, MARCH 9th, is PEOPLES’ DAY. Entries for the Show accepted up to 24th Feb. at 9 p.m. W. P. OKEY, P.U. Box 18, Secretary, ’Phone 87. New Plymouth. P.S. —Come early to the Show there will he so much to see.