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Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1933, Page 3

MEETINGS. FITZROY SURF CLUB. npHE Annual General Meeting will be held on MONDAY, October 16, 1933, at 7.45 p.m.,. at Hygienic Tea Rooms, New, Plymouth. BUSINESS:—AnnuaI Report; Election of Officers, etc. Members and intending members please reserve this date. J. W. MOORHEAD, Hon. Sec. pro. tem. VICTORIA LEAGUE. 2lst. Annual Meeting will be held/ in the League Rooms, New Plymouth, on THURSDAY, October 19, 1933, at 8 p.m. , B. D. BAKER, Secretary. SPORTS MEETINGS. £ABOUR D AY g PORTS AB OUR J) AY g PORTS PUKEKURA PARK, N.P. OCTOBER 23, 1933. ' SEE N.Z. CHAMPION CYCLISTS IN/ LABOUR WHEEL RACE, Two miles. . For the J. B. Dunn Silver Challenge Cup. PROFESSIONAL „ RUNNING, 100,/ 220, 880, and Amateur Wrestling and Boxing Events. Labour Day School Championships. Races and Prizes for Children of all ages. . / Hot Water and Milk Provided Free. ' Why not Spend the day with the Family at Taranaki’s most Popular’ Sports Gathering. •..!/ ADMISSION: ADULTS 1/-. CHILDREN 6d; Under 12 free. Train Arrangements.—The usual 4.35 pan. train from New Plymouth will not run. ■ Special passenger train will leave New Plymouth at 5.35 p.m. Entries Close (except post entry events), with the Hon. Secretary on SATURDAY/ October 14, at 8 p.m. . ... / S. FLOOD, Hon. Secretary. . Workers’ Hall, New Plymouth. / . PLYMOUTH BOYS ’ W SCHOOL, j-zi cgPORTS ’ ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1933 ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS, (Morning 11; Afternoon 2 o’clock) A cordial invitation is extended to all parents, old boys and ' / friends of the school. If a postponement is necessary on account of the weather, the Sports will be held on Monday, October 30, ANNUAL CONCERT ANNUAL CONCERT ; ’ IN SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL, Saturday Evening, at 8 o’clock. Admission to Concert 2/-. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. /. NOTICE. Tlfß. P. O’DEA, M. a., LL.B., and Mr. R. J. O’DEA, LL.M., announce that they have entered into partnership, as Barristers and Solicitors as from the first day Of October, 1933. The practice will be carried on under the firm name of O’Dea and O’Dea, at their offices, 79 Princes Street, Hawera. . P. O’DEA. , R. J. O’DEA. M R ’ 1R }^ EVILLE Has Resumed Tuition. -/;•* // Address: Dawson Street, N.P. ; / CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE. T JJUNTER, D.C. ?■'- .< Palmer Graduate. ./ ■ NEUROCALOMETER SERVICE. Consultation Free. 204 HIGH STREET, HAWERA. . // ’Phone 2739. CHIROPRACTIC 1 ARE YOU WELL AND HAPPY 7 Vigorous Health results from Normal Function. Quality of function in the body is pre-determined by quantity of nerve energy transmitted over the nervous; system from the brain. ' A reduced quantity of energy due to ■ nerve interference in the region of the spinal column means reduced quality ot, function in some part or parts of the body—sickness of varying degrees according to the function affected and the degree to which iWs affected. If your spine is in normal condition you will enjoy good health. The record ot achievement in Chiro- j practic in restoring sick people to health, merits your thorough investigation and trial.' ' JENKINS, D.C., • Palmer Graduate, Neurocalometer and X-Ray Service, ’Phone 1355. Devon Buildings, NJ?.. Consultation Free. SOMEBODY WANTS YOUR JOB I What are you doing about it ? Safeguard yourself by making yourself more valuable. Enrol for a course with the International Correspondence Schools and acquire specialized TRAINING in your spare time. The I.C.S. can train you for success in— . ACCOUNTANCY — BOOKKEEPING SHOWCARD WRITING — SHORT STORY WRITING - RADIO SERVICEMAN’S EXAM — SALESMANSHIP MATRICULATION. Name the course you are particularly interested in, there are many more to choose from, and we will send you full*; est particulars. _• :;//// rpHE INTERNATIONAL OORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS (N.Z.), £TD. g 182 M WAKEFIELD STREET, j b! ; WELLINGTON. : ./fc