W.E.C.M.R. AND HAWKE'S BAY REGIMENT. CHURCH PARADE THE above Units will attend the Memorial Service to be held on SUNDAY, January 26. Parade at Drill Hall at 9.45 a.m. Dress: Drill order (with rifles). Time of Pnrade for Tuesday's Service will be notified later. A. BLACKBURN. Major. 939 S. M.. PORTER. Captain. CHEEP being worried and killed, all Dogs from this date will be shot at "Waiteheki." Whatatutu. 924 D. C. GRIBBLE. FRUIT SHOP Next King's Theatre. Open All Day Sundays. Morning and Afternoon Tea an outstanding feature. Ice Cream Specialsits. Chilled Milk Shakes. MRS. E. H. HAVERS 42 LYTTON ROAD RESUMES Practise of the wellknown curative system of CHIROPRACTIC, January 5. 1936. Phone 558.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18920, 23 January 1936, Page 1
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