MEMORANDA

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16202, 27 November 1926, Page 6

MEMORANDA

j The Gisborne Harbor Hoard notifies i that, after December 14 a ntata.atorv addition of 10 per cent, will he imposed on all unpaid rates. Many bargain hunters reached their homes “ tired) but happy ” Friday cvenj in", an dthey know now is they did not kpow 'before, that it pays handsomely j to visit Grundy and ,Sherman’s sale. ; Tim Dev. lien. Frost will conduct both services in Wesley Church, to-morrow,

preaching in tire morning on “ The Message t.f dob’s Accuser.” and in the evening on “ The Tragedy of a. Hold.’* The choir will render a missionary cantata at 7 p.m. at the Tabernacle tomorrow. The Jlcv. E. A. Crawsha-w’s subject will b* entitled “One of Paul’s •Sermons.” At 11 a.m. ho will deal with “The Outlook of the Disciples.” The settlers of the Tiniroto district, in conjunction with (he Stockbrokers’ Association, have decided to abandon the sale fixed for that place on Monday, December 6, owing to the superabundance of feed in the district. The Ladies Guild in connection with i tlm Ormond Presbyterian Church are holding their annual Christinas tree

in Ormond hall on Friday, at- 7.30 p.m. There will be produce, work, sweets, cake, avid ice-cream stalls. There will he no charge for admission. Ah excellent programme has been prepared for the concert to lie given by the Gisborne City Band at Wailcauac Beach at 3 p.m . to-morrow. The band is now at a high standard in view of tin.' coming contests, and to-morrow’s concert should he a most enjoyable one. A collection will be taken up in aid of the band funds.