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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1929, Page 3

amusements. “MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. OPERA HOUSE HAWERA. TONIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT FIRST NATIONAL FILMS PRESENT “THE WHIP WOMAN. “THE WHIP WOMAN. “THE WHIP WOMAN. “THE WHIP WOMAN. •‘THE WHIP WOMAN. “THE WHIP WOMAN. “THE WHIP WOMAN. — With — ESTELLE TAYLOR — ANTONIO MORENO — LOWELL SHERMAN Prince, Peasant or Pauper—she swept them all before her with the lash of an ox-*oad. She hated all men until one mail turned the whip on her . . . broke down the barriers that guarded her heart from love! Box Plan at Miss Blake s, Dial 2713. OTAKEHO HALL. pUCHRE pARTY. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1929. Proceeds in aid of Earthquake Relief Fund ADMISSION—2/-. T. W. EAVES, Hon. Secretary. AUROA HALL. FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929. CHILDREN’S. pANCY pRESS BALL. (In aid of School Funds.) Children’s Floor from 7.30 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION: Gents. 2/6; Ladies 1/6; School Children Free. PUBLIC NOTICES. MIDHIRST CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY, LTD. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. is hereby given that a further vacancy has occurred on the above Directorate and Shareholders will now be required to elect five directors to rhe Board. Nominations close with the undersigned TO-DAY (Saturday), July 13, at 12 noon. HAROLD GRAHAM, Secretary.

NOTICE. pOISON laid for dogs on my property, Avenue Road. F. CARJHEW. SPECAL NOTICE. T EARN Ticket, Showcard, and Poster Writing by post. Both Pen ..and Brush taught. No Theory. 24 practical lessons. WRITE BOX 18S, New Plymouth. DEMONSTRATION TRIPOD HARROWS. AT OKAIAWA. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 15, 1.30 P.M. HOHE Farmers’ Co-op. will conduct a Demonstration of SPECIAL TRIPOD HARROWS on the farm of MR. E. J. BETTS, Normanby Road, Okaiawa, on the above date.

IT WILL PAY YOU TO ATTEND! FARMERS’ CO-OP. 'SOCIETY, Hawera. SOUTH TARANAKI ELECTRIC-POWER QUESTIONS. 'J’HE Executive of the Ratepayers’ Association, just formed, cordially invites criticisms of the present company’s or the Board’s schemes, or in relation to power schemes generally, so that it may make the best possible examinations of the proposal to borrow £200,000 with which to acquire the company’s undertaking. Those interested are asked to communicate with Mr. E. Dixon, chairman, or with Mr. L. A. Taylor, honorary secretary. A fee of 5s to cover the cost of securing attendance of experts has been fixed and the committee invites help.

HAWERA METHODIST CHURCH. JfOREIGN JJISSION gERVIOES. SUNDAY, JULY 14. REV. JOHN F. GOLDIE, (President of the Conference) Will conduct the Evening Service. Assisted by NATHAN KER A (Solomon Island Native) who will speak and sing in his native language. ALSO on— MONDAY, JULY 15, at 7.30 p.m. In the METHODIST CHURCH. REV. JOHN F. GOLDIE & NATHAN KERA will tell a thrilling story of life and missionary work among the people of the Solomons. COME EARLY—and be sure to secure your seat, as everywhere the delegates have been, people have been turned away disappointed. AWATUNA—TE KIRI—RIVERLEA BRANCH FARMERS' UNION. AWATUNA HALL. JJR. WILLIAMS, Manager of the Patea Freezing Works, will address farmers of this district re CALF AND PIG POOLS on MONDAY, July 15, at 7.30 p.m.

Q.IFT HONEY for the United Kingdom. The Honey Export Control Board has a ranged to deliver gift parcels of N.Z. Honey to anyone in the United Kingdom. Tin Honey is delivered in a variety of packages from he London Depot at wholesale rates. For full particulars please write N.Z. Co-op. Honey Producers’ Association. Ltd.. P.O. Box 1293. Auckland.