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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8178, 3 May 1919, Page 3

CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In an excruciatingly Funny Stunt, entitled THE IMMIGRANT, THE IMMIGRANT, THE IMMIGRANT, At the PERMANENT PICTURES On MONDAY EVENING. Come and see Charlie in one of his most laughable efforts. EMPTY POCKETS. EMPTY POCKETS. EMPTY POCKETS. A Breathless Story that whisks you through thrill after thrill. Superb Cast. Magnificent Staging. Pathe Gazette ‘ Topical Municipal theatre, Waipawa. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1919. GRAND Social and Dance, Given by the Vice-Presidents of the Waipawa Brass Band Society. Proceeds to be devoted to a Fund for Future Contests. Proceedings will be opened by MR G. HUNTER, M.P., Patron and President of the Band. The best Vocal and Instrumental Talent in the district has been secured, including the celebrated instrumentalists F. Fox and C. Bryant, City Band, Napier; C. McConnell and J. Ellison, Regimental Band, Napier. Admission —Single Ticket 2/-. Double Ticket 4/-. WAIPAWA BRASS BAND SOCIETY. (“Cede Nullis”). A MEETING of Ladies interested in the forthcoming Social and Dance are requested to attend the meeting to be held at the Bandroom, Islington Boardinghouse, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o’clock. Business: To arrange Catering, etc., etc. JOHN COSGROVE, Secretary. WAIPAWA SAVAGE CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. o. THE Annual General Meeting of the Waipawa Savage Club will be held in the Municipal Band-room on SATURDAY EVENING, at 8 o ’clock. Business: To receive Report and Balance-sheet, elect Officers and General. Intending members are invited to be present. R. DRYDEN, Scribe. IT is requested that all Claims against the Estate of STEPHEN McGREEVY, late of Waipawa, Farmer, deceased, be rendered in triplicate and in detail to the undersigned. E. H. LEE, Solicitor to the Executor.

Peace - - Celebrations. WAIPAWA’S PROGRAMME. AT a Meeting of the Peace Celebrations Committee on Saturday evening it was resolved to ask the Public to subscribe another £IOO to ensure the outlined Programme being carried through in its entirety. The Draft Programme for the Festivities includes the following:— Donations from residents in the country districts will also be welcomed, as the Festivities will be FREE TO ALL, town and country alike. MONDAY. MONSTER PROCESSION OF DECORATED CARS AND NOVELTY EXHIBITS. NOVELTY SPORTS. MASK BALL. TUESDAY, PROCESSION OF DECORATED CARS AND CHILDREN IN FANCY COSTUME. CHILDREN’S SPORTS. FIREWORKS DISPLAY. FREE PICTURE SHOW FOR THE KIDDIES. WEDNESDAY. BANQUET TO RETURNED SOLDIERS. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. The Committee proposes to carry out a uniform scheme of decoration in High street and Ruataniwha street, and these will include several ARCHES OF TRIUMPH. In the evenings the whole of the decorated area will be brightly illuminated. To carry this Programme through effectively will cost much moro than the Committee have in sight, and therefore residents of the town and district are appealed to to respond generously in order that Waipawa may fittingly celebrate one of the most important epochs in the history of the world. CANVASSERS will waft on those residents who have not yet subscribed. and the Committee hope that these efforts will bear good fruit. F. FLETCHER, Hon. Secretary.