MEMORANDA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16496, 31 July 1924, Page 3

MEMORANDA.

To-morrow, commencing at 2 p.m.. at file mart, Air. Fred Gray will sell by auction to the highest bidder a choice • cctioii, containing 1 rood 18.1 perches, ■•dilate on the corner of Clifford and Hah •Creels (opposite the tennis court). The Le Grand Cabaret- to- be held on Friday evening lias been well booked up and promises to eclipse all former gatherings, Complete arrangements have been made in regard to all essentials accessary to a. successful evening, the lighting and decorations having been specially provided for on this occasion. Entries and exhibits in sections one, two and three/of the- children's llowei show, to be held at Puha on August 21. must reach the secretary, Airs. R. I). Dymoek, boy 0, Puha Post- Office, not later than do-morrow, August 1. A cup has been" presented by Airs. G. YV. Hunt phreys for the schools whose pupils score most points in the show.* The jumble sale of clothing, footwear, etc., at St. Andrew’s schoolroom to-mor-row (Friday), from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., is being held with the object of giving at. opportunity to those -requiring clothing r.o secure such garments as are available at a- nominal price. It was originally intended to have the jumble stall at tin annual sale of work in September, bit! it was decided that it would be bet to: for many people if the sale was held at the present time, when (here is greatei need for clothing.

“Interested” writes: As one who is deeply interested in all matters of pure foods, I would like to draw the attention of the general public to the lecture to be given to-night, in the- Women’s

Club rooms, and to which the Study and Discussion Club always welcome those who are interested in their weekly discussions. The question of diet and food reform is engaging the attention of many intellectual people at the present time, both from a humanitarian and health standpoint, so that it- would well repay anyone to be present at the lecture tonight.