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Patea Mail, Volume XLV, 9 November 1921, Page 3

BOROUGH OF PATEA. ARMISTICE DAY. A; accordance with the wishes of His Majesty the King commemorate Armistice Day. the public are requested to suspend ail business and occupations during two minutes at silence cummoncinr- at li.o a.m. on Friday, the 11th November. UCI. Armistice Day. .i, - •■e .i. .! o; sile nc e. :;{ lw o miliums ie.;dee, ,j mark J. ,T. HOLTH.UI, Mayor. BOROUGH OF PATEA. I'ATEA AND DISTRICT SCHOOLS AMATEUR ATHLETIC AS SO OTA-. . TTON. The public are requested to observe a holiday on the afternoon of Friday the 11th November, 10i21. on the occasion of the holding of the above Society's Annual Sports in the local Domain. #■■■ J. J. HOLTHAM. Mayor. WAVE RLE Y SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Hth. At 1 p.m. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will Sell by Auction as above — 150 4-tooth wethers 50 mixed cattle 5 springing' heufers

TOWN HALL. PATEA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER GRAND LOCAL. ENTERTAINMENT. GRAND LOCAL. ENTERTAINMENT. GRAND LOCAL. ENTERTAINMENT. Arranged by Mms Veronica Kids or Proceeds in aid of District Memorial Funds. 4. Irish Lilt Phyllis Simmons & Moira d. Danse .Toycu.se Veronica Edscr, and Baby Ballet Audrey Dunkley, Lily Fitzwater, Mary Boyle, Dulcie Rennie, Mona Christensen, Helen Simmons, Lorna Buurke (5. Cong, Character and Dialect, Hunt Fronchy, Coster, Yokel, Mr A. Edscr 7. Quaker Bang & Dance, Ethno Ormsby S. Danse Petite Phyllis Simmons !). Song, selected Miss Taylor 10. Duet, Miss Crinoline, Betty Petersen Her Beau Edna Julian 11. Song, “1 like you in Velvet,” PROGRAMME: 1. Piano Solo 2. Opening Chorus ■]. Song, selected Mr Chas. Parnell Company Mr E. Carter Boyle Mr L. Ormsby 12. Sketch, “A Love Test,” Estelle Fairfax George Fairfax Michcttc (maid) M. Gunn C. Ferry G. Morton William (Butler) W. W. Fitzwater INTERVAL.

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