GREAT BAND BATTLE THE FLYING CORPS. RESIDENTS OF W'ITATAUPOKO ! — The "Hussars." "Grenadiers," r "Kangers," ''Lancers," and "Guai'ds" have "violated our neutrality" — have not only torn the scrap -of paper," but have also used much midnight oil m their base endeavors to devise plots and schemes for our imdoing. However, this is not (H)unusual when we consider their notorious characters. Ag in other Great Battles, the "Flying Corps" have eventually won the day, and on this historic occasion we will prove that history repeats itself, but to do so you must all assemble m the Abercorn Hall, Ormond Road, at 8 o'clock . THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, to hear the Plan of Campaign explained, and then get busy making munitions. The Band will attend if they have any wind left. .. J For the Executive. 894 W.-J. SINCLAIR,, Convener. GREAT BAND BATTLE. "HUSSARS" REGIMHNT. A MEETING of the Ladies' Committee will be held m the Girls' Emergency Club Rooms on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 14th inst., at 3 p.m. Business : Very Important. LADY CARROLL, MRS. MANDEfR, MRS. ROBINSON, MRS. HOGG. MRS. FOOTE, MISS GORDON, Conveners. A Committee Meeting (Men's) of t-ho above Army will be held m Sheridan and Adair's Building, Peel Street, on THURSDAY, 14th inst., at 7 p.m. I Business : Urgent. ". i A. L. ERASER, j 899 Hon Sec. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. ' TENDERS. I TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received until NOON ' on WEDNESDAY, 20th inst., for— Contract 668 I—Formation,1 — Formation, HangaroaTiniroto Road. Tenders to be on printed forms. Plans and specifications at the County Office. I J. J. KEANH, 892 County Overseer. DANCING I THE Second Quarter , of MISS BEDFORD'S CHILDREN'S DANCING j CLASS will commence NEXT THURS- ' DAY AFTERNOON, at 3.30 o'clock, at. the Alexandra Tea Rooms. By Special Request, MSS BEDFORD INTENDS HOLDING FURTHER HALF-TERM In connection with her ADULT CLASS,. Which is held m the same Hall on* FRIDAY. JBVENDHaS, ,AV7!30. " " '.'J-^V ,860 HOW do you manage to keep the Knives so bright and always like H. J. GRIEVE, JEWELLER, For STAINLESS KNIVES. UAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. T!HE RATE BOOK for the current year has been prepared, and will be open for inspection, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. daily, at the Office of the County, Gisborne Farmers' Co-operative Company's Buildings, Tolaga Bay. F. T. ROBINSON, 900 . . Clerk. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. fofTsale. o-HOO ME D . ,TT OUS E, Linoleums and Blinds throughout. All Conveniences. Motor Shed. Cowshed, Orchard. Lemon and Orange Trees m Garden. One acre of Land, :uid grazing rights over adjoining I 5 acres. Price and particulars of terms from — G. K. PASLEiT, 921 Land Agent. LAND SEEKERS. THERE are better propositions offering m the Bay of Plenty than m any other part of the Dominion. We , have tho best of . these placed in' our hands for. ''.disposal. ' Prices arc not inflated, and tho climate is the best m N.Z. — Write for particulars to Canning and Clarke, Land Agents, Whakatane. ' , 673 I mSE CASH STORFJB (Adah- Bros., X Ltd.) Sale of the "Bon Marche" Stock, Friday, August 15, at 9.50. 896 Melbourne" cash. — big lot of ladies' blouses t^ . i clear cheap. . - WE Specialise m Office and Household Stationery. Best quality ' and lowest price. — rThos. Adams. W~^ ANWb^Buyer - for Pony Gig7~in good order. Don't miss this > snip for cash. — Krebs and Col, Derby • Street. HIS"\VjIeTc7^SEE MELBOURNE CASH SALE THROW-OUTS. SPRING is coming.-T-Our Seeds grow; they are all tested ; no old seed ' sent, out.t— I). 8. Thompson^ and Co. ; rjRHE~PEOPLE : : S~~K M J? 'OR l UlSr~offer ', JL you 12 good Mohair Laces for Is. PRUNES ssd per lb, case lots. Cornflour sti»l from 6d per lb. — Far- ' mers' Co-op. , : SEED OATS.— Landing 100 sacks oi Algerians ; sample at shop.— MeDonald. neTt Rpval Hotel. 'Phone 1341 r T7'/ROWM'S~Book Shop only.— Marbles, JD Marbles, Glassies,. 6d dozen. Bagp of Rtonies. 6d. _•'_ WANTED— 12,000 "dozen Fresh" Eggs, v for pickling: highest price given . to secure supply. — Apply E. Ford. Palace Kirldings, and opposite Royal Hotel. 823 F _ OirS^Al7E— Solid~s-roomed~House, m good order and on good sention, m i WliiUAupnkn: cheap at U730. — Fred. ft. Ball, Peel Street,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14986, 13 August 1919, Page 1
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