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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14064, 10 February 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. At Pataiatna Show W. WESTWOOD presents the OUTSTANDING FEATURE OF THE 1939 SHOW, BECAUSE IT IS—CLEAN, CLEVER, CENUINE THE WONDER GLASS BLOWERS SEE the actual manufacture oi all kinds of Glassware, Novelties, and Souvenirs from the red-hot molten glass in full view of the audience. SEE THE GLASS DRESS MADE ENTIRELY OF GLASS, and can be handled and worn like any ordinary dress. Also the model of the SYDNEY HARSOUR BRIDGE AND MODEL OF A SIX-MAST SAILING SHIP IN FULL SAIL. Made entirely of GLASS and G feet m length. EVERYTHNG NEW EXCEPT THE NAME. 907 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ NOTICES. U.A.O.D. PAHIATUA, No. 25. (United to Assist ' In the 'MASONIC HALL. ORDINARY MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ]4, 1939 J. E. MACDONALD, Sec. L. H. LEITH. Treas PIONEER LODCE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 At 7.30 p.m. M. BARRETT, Seo M. PRATT, Treasurer. LOYAL MANGATAINOKA LODGE M.U1.0.0.F. No. 7256. NEXT MEETING NIGHT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, a* 8. SICKNESS Benefit. £1 per week for 52 weeks thereafter 10s per week as long as sickness lasts (for male members) Death Benefit £3O to £250, and Medical Benefits (free doctor and medicine). All are available immediately upon joining; no probationary period (Hospital and Maternity Benefits have a short probationary period). Female members are also accepted at reduced rates. Highest Benefits for I.owest Contributions of any Friendly Society. Particulars from— H A. BICK, Secy. Box 19, Pabiatua. Or an** officer. A. O. F. (Established 1886.) COURT PAHIATUA No. 6730 SOUND and popular Institution. Liberal sickness and death benefits. Cosy lodgeioom Visiting members cordially welcomed. Next meeting— TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1939. Meeting 8 p.m. ORDINARY MEETING. Information gladly given by the undersigned or any officere. R. L. PARKER Secretary. J T PAGET, Treasurer Dues payable to the See or Treas.