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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 71, Issue 6139, 21 September 1945, Page 1

Entertainments J DON’T FORGET ! PICTURES AT PIRONGIA PICTURES AT PIRONGIA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT at 8 O’clock SCREENED IN MEMORIAL HALL Public Notices BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1945 pASTOR ALEX. SIMPSON, of the Paterangi Presbyterian Church, will preach at the 7.30 p.m. Service. Everybody welcome. 801 MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA DANCE TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER Good L\psic. Good Supper Roll Up ! 800 : 1 THANKS R. CRIGHTON, Billiard Saloon, Morrinsville, extends his thanks to Mr C. Mounsey, Te. Awamutu, and Mr W. Glass, Otorohanga, for their co-operation and help with his Championship Tournament. 794 - R. CRIGHTON. THE WAIPA RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED) ALTERATION OF RULES A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Members of THE W.AIPA RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED) will be held in the COUNCIL CHAM- • BERS, TOWN HALL, TE AWAMUTU, on. FRIDAY, the sth OCTOBER, 1945, for the purpose of considering and if thought fit adopting proposed new rules in substitution for the existing rules of the Club. The Club has redeemed its outstanding Debenture Issue and the proposed new rules ar e for the purpose (inter alia) of making necessary consequential alterations of the rules and providing for the election by postal ballot of the following OfficeBearers, viz., A President, Two VicePresidents, and a Committee of 12 Members, six to be elected at each Annual Meeting. The President and the two- Vice-Presidents to be elected annually and to be ex officio members of the Committee. The full 12 irfembers of the Committee to be elected by postal ballot at the Annual General Meeting in 1945 and at the Annual General Meeting in 1946 the six members to retire and to be eligible for re-election to be declared by ballot of the Committee. In subsequent years the six members of the Committee longest in office to retire and be eligible for re-election. A copy of the proposed new rules may be inspected by members at the Office of the Secretary. Any member desiring to propose an amendment to the proposed new rules may do so by forwarding same in writing duly signed by him* to the Secretary on or before FridSy, the 28th September, 1945. L. A. JOHNS-TON, 762 Secretary. To Stand the Season at KAIPAKI, FLOR I O N Pony Stallion, 14.2. Full brother to Sylver. winner of many prizes, including Cleverest Pony Hunter at Claudelands twice in succession. Sire: By Romney, sire of Dauber, winner of Great Northern Steeplechase and Lincoln Steeplechase, 1945, from Arab mare. Dam: Grey Show Pony from Firearm mare by Welsh pony stallion. Fee: 4 gns. G. E. PUTT, Phone 17W, OHAUPO. 425

’T’O stand the Season at Pokuru, the Thoroughbred Stallion MALIBU (2), Sire, Chief Ruler, Imp. (1); Dam, Afterglow 11, Imp. (2). MALIBU is a half-brother to The Dimmer (Sydney Cup, etc), Royal Barb (V.R.C. August Handicap), and Epilogue (V.R.C. St. Leger), and sire of Almaza, etc. MALIBU is a beautiful bay horse, and can lay claim to one of the best pedigrees in the Stud Book. ALSO at Stud: WAIKURA PRINT son of that great Clydesdale horse Netherton Mac. For Particulars: A. S. CLARKE, Te Awamutu. 487 WATCH CLOCK JEWELLERY REPAIRS JJAVING been released from the Forces, I have pleasure in announcing that I am again undertaking WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELLERY REPAIRS. With the promise of Fresh Supplies of Main Springs, etc., early next month, and the installation of a Modern Watch-Clean-ing Machine, I can assure you of every satisfaction as in the past. H. A. FULLMER WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU 739