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Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1930, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. WATCH THIS‘PAPER FOR — THE — RAXOFIG COMPETITION. APPEARING ON NOVEMBER 5, 1930. . . 4, .JJJEAT! M EAT! REDUCTION IN PRICES. RHE Price of Beef and Mutton will be reduced as follows: — By 2d per lb for spot cash; by Id per lb. if booked. Heavy mutton by the quarter: By 3d per -b for cash. Hogget Mutton to remain usual. price. The usual 2i% Discount if paid by the Joth of the following month ALL FRESH MEAT. L. A. WALTERS, ’Phone 50, MAN Al A. TARANAKI WOMEN TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION. by Miss E. Andrews on the Pan Pacific Conference, Chequers Tea Rooms, 2 p.m. SATURDAY, November 8. ALL WOMEN who are interested are cordially invited to attend. Admission 1/- (afternoon tea will be provided). v B. ALLEN, Hon. Sec., T.W.T.A. RVANGELISTIC C AMPAIGN -t WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, N.P. TO-MORROW .(SUNDAY), ALL DAY. ALSO TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY At 7,30 p.m. Conducted by Evangelist PHILIP A. MEGNA, of Los Angeles, California, assisted by Mrs. Edna J. Megna, soprano soloist. Don’t fail to hear this Fiery Evangelist preach the Fundamental Truths of God’s Word. BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER 16 6d from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. TO-DAY. jJJIDGET QOLF IT’S HERE! ‘ IT’S HERE! And has taken New Plymouth by Storm The new, fascinating game thfit'is a world sensation, the game that millions are \ playing.—Many thousand miniature golf courses erected in England and America 'during last few months. .

— At — “THE GREEN MILL” MIDGET GOLF COURSE

Devon St., next Presbyterian Church. TO-DAY—From 11 a.m. to II p.m.

ADMISSION FREE.' ’ < FOR GOLFERS AND NON-GODFERS ALIKE. ANYONE CAN PLAY THE GAME THAT HAS FASCINATED THE WHOLE WORLD. XB-HOLE MINIATURE COURSE Each hole separate and distinct, and each hole with novel and intriguing • . hazards. It’s Different! It gets .’hold of you! It gets hold of you! 18 HOLES—Is. CLUBS AND BALLS ARE SUPPLIED GRATIS. BOYS & GIRLS UNDER 16 18 HOLES 6d. Every Week Day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ari Hour’s Exhilarating, Fascinating Fun! ' ■ THE HAWERA LAWN TENNIS CLUB (Incorp.) OPENING DAY. 'J'HE Club’s Courts will be opened for the . season fO-DAY (Saturday), November- 1. ■ Yankee Tournament commences at 1.30, weather permitting. Opening ceremony at 2.30 p.m., wet or fine. General tea day. All members and their friends, and members of other clubs are cordially invited. G. LAURENCE, Hon. Secretary. piTZROY p LOWER gHOW. FITZROY PUBLIC HALL, N.P. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1930. Competitive Classes for Roses, Cut Blooms, Decorative, Produce, Cooking; Home Industries, Fancy and Art Work. Numerous valuable trophies and prizes. Entries close Friday, November 14, at 5 p.m. Schedules obtainable from the secretaries, Misses L D. Taylor, E. Harlow, ’phone 1018 or 598. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ UNION. AUROA BRANCH. ]yjß. C. J. HARRIS, organiser for Taranaki, will deliver an Address in the Auroa Hall, TO-NIGHT (Saturday), November 1,. at 8 o’clock. ■ ' All farmers cordially invited. H. HARTLEY, Hon. Secretary. IN THE ESTATE OF KENNETH • THOMAS CLOUT LATE OF TAIPOROHENUI, FARMER. Persons having CLAIMS against the estate of the abovenamed are required to lodge the same with the undersigned, in duplicate, duly certified as having been owing at the date of death of deceased, on or before November 15, 1930. HALLIWELL, THOMSON, HORNER AND NORTH, Solicitors to the Estate, Hawera. HAWERA, STRATFORD AND ELTHAM ATHLETIC CLUBS’ OOMBINED MEETING. AT ELTHAM. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER' 6, / At 6 p.m. RUNNING.—7S Yds. 220 Yds,' 1 Mile. FIELD EVENTS.—Hop, Step and Jump, Long Jump. CYCLING.—i-Mile, 2 Miles and iMile Bovs 16. PRIMARY SCHOOL BOYS.—IOO Yds. LADIES.—7S Yards. WALKING.—One Mile. HIGH SCHOOL 80Y5.—220 Yards. ENTRIES CLOSE WITH SECRETARY 7 P.M. MONDAY. HANDICAPS DECLARED TUESDAY. H. MURRAY, f Hon. Secretary.