MEMORANDA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16946, 30 January 1926, Page 8

MEMORANDA.

.Ratepayers are notified that .Monday is the last day on. .which Borough rates may be paid without incurring the ten per cent, penalty. /Situated in pleasant surroundings, on the Ormond Domain, round Hatton’s corner, the Tea Gardens are supplying a much-needed resting place for tlie travelling public. Refreshments may lie obtained at all hours. Afternoon tea a speciality. A tennis court, is available.

In another column Miss Enid Hooper, who is at; present in Wellington, notifies that site is prepared to return to Gisborne to teach elocution if a sufficient number of pupils come forward. Mr. Hooper will be pleased to interview applicants at IRS Palmerston road, in the evenings, or they should ring ’phone 772.

The Rev, F. A. rrnwshnw will conduct both services at )h« Tabernacle to-morrow. The subject at ,11 a.m. is “AVlinl Love ami do, “ and at 7 p.m. “Tins Most Wonderful Tiling', Except One.” Community singingcommences at 0.15 p.m. Parents arn reminded' that Sunday School re-opens at; 2.45 p.m.

In connection with the territorial training caiup being held at To Knraka from February 6 to .12 inclusive, the Y.M.C.A. is" establishing a centre for social and recreational work. The provision ol" reading material is necessary, ■ and the Association appeals to Ihe community to donate sufficient magazines and books, and the loan of some gramophone records. Every care will bo exercised with the records to ensure their not; being damaged. Those desiring to assist in 1 lie provision of these social amenities could leave them at the Y.M.C.A. office, South British Chambers.