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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19884, 10 March 1939, Page 1

Advertisements for this page must be lodged at Herald Office before 10 • a.m. Otherwise they may be inserted on Late Edition pages. NEW ZELAND LABOUR PARTY AIA K AIIA K A BR A X Cll Mr. a. g. hultquist, alp., will nddross members and supporters of \//, Labour Party in Mnkaraka Hull TO-MORROW, XIGIIT. SATt’RI»A V. March 11. at S o’clock. Subject: Exchange Control. 2;>l POVERTY BAY 11 KXKBA I. LA BOBBERS’ I’XU »X i GENERAL .MEETING ol’ the AV will he hold on SATURDAY, March 11. in the Security Buildings, Pool Street, at 2 p.m. sharp. BUSINESS: I mportant. Every member is requested to .attend. C. E. BICKFORD, 192 Secretary. MAI [IST OLD BOY'S FOOTBALL CLU B rpuE Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held in the .Mansi Schoolroom. Childers Road, on MONDAY, 13th March. 1939. at 7.30 p.m. All members, intending members and supporters are cordially invited to attend. 257 P. If. SC EATS., lion. See NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY' RUATORIA BRANCH VI R. A. G. HULTQUIST. ALP., will a* address members, friends and supporters of the Party in the Gaiety Hall on WEDNESDAY, March 15, at S p.m. Subject: Exchange Control and the Government’s General Policy. Intending members may enrol at this meeting. J. R. HOGAN, 25S President. O POT lld COUNTY' COUNCIL PENALTY’ ON UNPAID RATES TJUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given -*■ pursuant to Section 70 of The Rating Act, 1925, that the Opotiki County Council has by resolution decided that an additional charge of Ten Per Centum shall be added to all County Rates levied for the year ending 31st -March, 1939, and which remain unpaid after 24th March, 1939. ,1. T. MERRY', ■)4(i County Clerk. APPLICATION TO ERECT A SAVING-GATE ACROSS A ROAD T HEREBY' give notice that I will apply to the Cook County Council at its meeting to he held nn WEDNESDAY', lath March, <939, for its permission to erect, a .-wing Gate? across the road running, through Section SI Block 111. Pauitahi Survey District and being the access to the Patutahi Quarry Reserve. 271 K. E. BUSCKE. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE FIRST AID & HOME NURSING CLASSES |£NROL now and he trained for all emergencies. Ladies’ Classes THURSDAY' Evening. Men’s Classes TUESDAY Evenings. All particulars may he obtained from MISS W. LYSNAIt, Phone 20 YV E. B. FROGGATT, Phone 353. 109 GISBORNE TECHNICAL SCHOOL EVENING Classes have now commenced. Each evening from 7 to 9 p.m. classes an? held in Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Shorthand-typing, Woodwork and Building Drawing, Applied Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing, General Workshop Practice, Motor Engineering, Plumbing Theory and Practice, Mathematics, Technical Electricity, Dressmaking, Cookery. Showcard Writing, Drawing from Life, Latin and French. Chemistry, English and History. To ensure continuancy of classes enrol at once at the school in the Gisborne High School buildings. Prospectus and enrolment forms arc obtainable at the school or at the office of Messrs Bull & Edwards. N.B. —Classes in Maori, Matriculation subjects, Electric wiring and Cookery require a few more enrolments. I9S WAlKOlir CO I T NT Y COUNCIL. TENDERS r PENDERS closing at 1 p.m. on -*• FRIDAY, March 17, arc called for: Contract 14/38: Metalling 44 chains of Oliver Rond. Contract 20/38: Metalling Roro to Wharokopae Road, approx. 300 c. yds. shingle. Specifications may he soon at the Council's offices, at To Karaka. A. G. LUCAS, 231 ‘ County Engineer. TOKOMABU BAY POUND T.MJ’OUNDEI) at Tokomarti Bay * Bound. —15 Sheep, Mixed Sexes and mixed ear-marks. If not claimed will he sold at the Pound on March 17. at 12 noon. p. A. CARROLL, 251 t Pound keeper. LOR SALE -l-Rooiuotl, Sound, Compnot MOUSE in To ll;i|>ar;i. (’ll<*;i|> til .£4OO RALE & CRAWSITAW ESTATE AGENTS PEEL STREET