•, Dancing. OLDTIME DANCE LEAMINGTON HALL TO-NIGHT FOLLOW THE CROWD. FREE BUS P.O. 7.45. 1/- V 6 PRELIMINARY NOTICE Watch for the Fcncourt Golf Club DANCE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Full Particulars Later. KARAPIRO HALL GRAND DANCE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Clayton’s Orchestra. Excellent Supper Admission: Double 4/-, Single 2/6. Free Bus from P.O. at 7.45. ’ E. S. RISHWORTH, Organiser. Leamington Hockey & Football Clubs gENEFIT JQANCE In aid of Domain Lights ‘ LEAMINGTON HALL . WEDNESDAY, 26TH SEPT. Clayton’s Full Orchestra. Gents 2/-. Ladies 1/6. Bus from P.O. 8 p.m. BRUNTWOOD TENNIS CLUB GRAND DANCE HAUTAPU HALL ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH. Good Supper. Novelties. ■Hamilton’s Leading Orchestra. Ladies 1/6. Gentlemen 2/6. Free Bus leaves P.O. at 7.45. * DON’T FORGET THIS DATE ! Public Notices. CAMBRIDGE CRICKET SUB-ASSN. The Annual Meeting will be held in the Power Board Building on THURSDAY next, the 20th inst., at 7.30 p.m.* All members* intending players, and all interested pr.c cordially invited to attend. V .... ... ' g. J. ,s. McKenzie, ■ Hon. Secretary. ' ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH The Churchwardens (with the cooperation of other Church organisations) cordially invite all Parishioners to attend a . , CHURCH SOCIAL To be held in the Parish Hall on TUESDAY, 25th September, at 7.45 p.m. C. W. BOYCE, H. A. WATKINS, Churchwardens. HAMILTON PHILHARMONIC CHOIR PARISH HALL TUESDAY, SEPT. *lB, at 8 pan. “IJIHE gOSE jyjAIDEN” "■ Admission 1/6. Children Half Price. In aid of Cambridge Municipal Band. CAMBRIDGE LITERARY AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY gOCIAL jgJVENING Farewell to - Mr and Mrs S. L. Vale, PARISH HALL MONDAY, SEPT., 17TH, AT 8 P.M. All Members Invited. Please Bring a Basket. FOR NEARLY THIRTY YEARS THE DOMAIN BAKERY has been catering for the people of Cambridge and district with a quality of Bread and Small Goods that has never varied from tho high standard originally set. Many have come and gone but ALWAYS MULLER’S BAKERY REMAINS. Stick to the old firm and it will stick to you. Wf ; MULLER • PHONE 282. Agents: Domain, Tea Kiosk. H. G. Roberts (Hautapu). P. Goodall (Cambridge Tea Rooms). QEEIOUS T.B. -cases regain normal health 'ail’d ' strength -.on Morlife Tablets. Blood stream is fed and purified, 2/6, -4/6, 6/-.—E. H. Leigh, Chemist.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3207, 15 September 1934, Page 1
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