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Patea Mail, Volume LIII, 11 March 1932, Page 2

MUSICAL. MB. 'ANTONI BONETTI, of Hawcra, teacher of all fretted instruments, including violin, mandolin, man-dolin-banjo, toner banjo, steel guitar, Spanish guitar, assisted by Mr. Vie. Martin Leveson, has commenced tuition in the Town Hall, Patea, every Friday. Intending pupils should apply to Mr. Spencer Anderson, C/o Ycitch and Clarke, Patea, for full particulars. Now is the time to learn a fretted instrument that will give you untold pleasure during the winter months. “HAPPY DAYS” ART UNION Ist Prize £2OOO. 2nd Prize £SOO. 3rd Prize £250. 4 Prizes of £IOO. 4 Prizes of £SO. 4 Prizes of £25. 20 Prizes of £lO. 70 Prizes of £5. CLOSES APRIL 16, 1932. DRAWN MAY 7, 1932. Tickets 2s 6d, Book of 9 for £l. Objects: To raise funds for Hie general purposes oC the Manatvatu, llatvke’s Bay, and Fcilding Aero Clubs. - GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FROM E. AAGAARD, EGMONT STREET, PATEA.

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