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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7749, 15 July 1916, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. THE TIGRESS. A Broadway Star IHE TIGRESS. Drama abouuding THE TIGRESS, in tense and excitIHE TIGRESS. ing situations.' , At the PERMANENT PICTURES On MONDAY EVENING. Supported by: CERNOBBIA, ITALY (Cincs Scenic). A BROTH OF A BOY (Edison Drituta). RATHE GAZETTE (War Topical). WHERE THE BREEZES BLOW (Komic Comedy). ALMOST A KING (Kalem Comedy). FAREWELL TO RECRUITS In the CONCERT HALL on WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th, 1916. To be preceded by PRESENTATION OF GIFTS in the MUNICIPAL THEATRE, at 8 o’clock sharp. Admission to Theatre free. Admission to Euchre Party 2s. Music and Dancing to follow Euchre, MURIEL DECK, Hon. Sec. Ladies’ Patriotic Committee. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE Annual Business and Social Meeting will be held in the Municipal Concert Hall on FRIDAY, July 21st. Tea ut 6 o 'clock. Admission Is. Patriotic Football. “HAS BEENS” versus WAIPAWA JUNIORS. RESERVE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 2.45. Silver Coin Collection. Proceeds to go to Patriotic Fund. SPECIAL GIFT SALE In Aid of the ■Wounded Soldiers’ Fund To be held by the WAIPAWA PATRIOTIC SOCIETY on Wednesday & Thursday, August 9th. & 10th. DONATIONS OF ■•W"' CASH, STOCK, VEHICLES, PRODUCE, FURNITURE, AND ANYTHING SALEABLE Will be gratefully received by the Committee. All contributions will he acknowledged in this column. Donors are invited to communicate witli any of the following gentlemen : Canvassing'Coramittee.—Dr. Deck and Mr .1. Craig (country), Messrs Limbrick und If. M. Rathbono (town). Stock Committee.—Messrs Rathbone and Craig. Produce Committee.—Mr G. Hunt and Rev. J. D. Smith. Furniture, etc.—Messrs W. I. Limbrick and A. E. Jull. FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS. M. F. Blackman, vegetables and eggs. Mrs Blackman, 3s. Edward Clark, grey mare (half draught), all kinds harness. R. C. Corskie, £2 2s. Airs F. Harman, ss. R. W. Todd, £2 2s. . Alfred Williams, mangle. The Patriotic Society hope to make this special effort Gift Sale A RECORD SUCCESS and earnestly invite the sympathetic co-operation of the whole'district. For the purposes of the Sale the Society’s headquarters are at the offices of the “ WAIPAWA MAIL.” Telephone No.' 4. ELFOPD’S Livery Stables, COACHES meet EVERY TRAIN. Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. LANDAU, Drags, Waggonettes, Gigs, Buggies, Express, and Saddle Horses always on hire. Ilh ARSE kept on the premises. AIOiOR CARS ON HIRE NIGHT OR DAY. Telephone No. 40. W. G. ELFORD - PROPRIETOR.