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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18770, 29 July 1935, Page 1

KING’S THEATRE Last Night. CLIVE BROOK with MADELEINE CARROLL in “THE DICTATOR” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) KING’S Phone 833 See Page Two for Tuesday's Programme. WAERENGA-A-HIKA CIIURCH DISTRICT. rpilE Annual Meeting of Parishioners -T for the purpose of receiving reports and accounts for the year 1934-5 will be held in the College Assembly Hall, by kind permission of the Principal, on TUESDAY EVENING, July 30, at 8 o’clock. Ladies please bring a basket. —E. B. M. Laseron, H, Loughpr.-Wardens. 920 MR. HULQUIST LABOR CANDIDATE Will Address the Electors as follows: PATUTAHI HALL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), JULY* 29: Commencing at 8 o'clock. 937 MR. M. J. SAVAGE, M.P. LEADER OF OPPOSITION, will give PUBLIC ADDRESS in OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT at 8 o’clock. -LABOR’S PLAN FOR PROSPERITY AND SECURITY.” The Mayor, Mr, D. W. Coleman. M.P., in chaiy. Wednesday. 2 n.m.. Tolaga Bay. and 8 p.m., Tokomaru Bay. Thursday, 2.30 p.m., Nuhaka. Thursday, 8 p.m.. Wairoa. 926

WAIKOHU COUNTY COUNCIL. BRIDGE CLOSED. XT'ANAICANAIA NO. 0 BRIDGE is **■ (Closed to Traffic during working hours, for Repairs. A. G. LUCAS. 946 County Engineer. THANKS. jl/TRS. KNOX and Family wish to thank the doctors and staff of the Cook Hospital, especially Dr. Theodore Hall for their kind attention to their late husband and faster. 925 THANKS. iITRS. KNOX and Family wish to ■ thank all kind friends and rela-. lives for their kind expressions *of sympathy and floral emblems received in xljeir recent sari bereavement. 925 THANKS. MRS. BIMLEK and Family sincerely thank all kind friends and relatives, especially Dr. Angel), who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement; also telegrams and floral emblems received. 941 Y.M.C.A. APPEAL. HP HE Directors of the Y.M.C.A. i * express their sincere thanks to all who .rendered assistance in connection with our "Red Triangle Day” ■ nd achieved such an excellent result. HOWARD KENWAY, 932 President. MEAT BOARD ELECTION. IN response to a general desire for new blood on the Electoral Com- 1 mittee of the Meat Board, I havej accepted nomination and would I respectfully ask for your support atj the forthcoming election. As questions of the greatest im- I portance will arise for discussion it! l.«i essential that all farmers should) exercise their vote. 9.12 G. V. SMITH.

NOTICE BUSINESS AS USUAL W M. VAUTIER & CO. advise that * there will he no alteration in their business, which will be carried an as usual. Sincere thanks for past patronage is extended to their many customers, who, together with new customers, are assured that the Arm's.continued ftood service is at their command. 885

UNEMPLOYMENT TAXATION. INSTALMENTS DUE IN AUGUST. AN Instalment of the General Unemployment Levy will become duo on August 1, and on the same date the second instalment of the Emergency Unemployment Charge of tenpence in the £ on income other than salary or wages derived during tho year ended March 31, 1935. will also fall due. Full information is available at any Money Order Office. J. S. HUNTER. Commissioner of Unemployment. 922 FLAVOR IS EVERYTHING. YOU spend too much time, trouble and care in cooking to throw the result awav by using cheap, artificial flavoring essences. Flavor is everything. Up-to-date, experienced cooks use only Stevens’ ‘‘Cathedral Brand” Essences —tho purest obtainable — good to tho final drop and true to label in strength and taste. Eight flavors. All grocers. ADVICE FREE VIOLET RAY AND HYDRO TREATMENTS. FACIAL AND SCALP MASSAGE. KLEXEMA ROOMS Top of Hannah’s Boot Shop, GLADSTONE ROAD AND PEEL STREET, GISBORNE.