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Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVII, Issue 91, 19 April 1939, Page 3

gT. pETER’S JJARVEST pESTIVAL Will commence on THURSDAY, 20th April, with a THANKSGIVING SERVICE in the Parish Church at 7.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. W. T. Drake, of Hastings. And will be continued on FRIDAY, with a JJARVEST pAIR In the Lounge Buildings, when Farm Produce, Fruit, Vegetables, and Cakes will be offered for sale, together with a variety of Goods on a Jumble Stall. The Maoris of the district are co-operating. Proceeds on behalf of Missions. COME! BRING! BUY! ONGA ONGA gCHOOL J)ANCE. FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 21st, At 8 p.m. Music by Billy Te Tau’s Orchestra. Good Floor and Excellent Supper. Admission: 3/- and 2/-. pOR SALE.—Oak Double Bed, with cable spring mattress, in good order. Apply, “Mail” office. POR SALE.—Ford Tourer, Model T, £ls cash. Apply, “Mail” office. RANTED— Reliable Girl, to take Child out, afternoons. Ring ’phone 246. pOST, at Saturday’s Carnival.Small Purse, zip fastener, containing sum of money, a Yale key and an ordinary key. Finder please return to this office. THIRTY SHILLINGS REWARD. po anyone giving information that will lead to the recovery of “Tip,” a young Black Spaniel Dog, rather long tail, very bushy, grey hair under chin and chest. The owner is deeply concerned at the loss of the dog, a very great pet. pOR SALE. —Six-piece Oak Dining Room Suite. For particulars ring 188. WATPAWA REGENT TALKIES TO-NIGHT “SAILING ALONG” “SAILING ALONG” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) JESSIE . MATTHEWS at her very best, with a brand new dancing partner, JACK WHITING. Songs, dances, rhythm, love, laughter, and romance amidst the beautiful settings of old Father Thames. MAMMOTH MUSICAL SHOW. FRIDAY —And— SATURDAY At 8 2.3O—MATINEE SATURDAY—2.3#

“ROSALIE” “ROSALIE” “ROSALIE” “ROSALIE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) —Starring l — EDDY and ELEANOR POWELL SUPREME MUSICAL PICTURE. Surpasses the most glittering successes of the motion picture world. DON’T DELAY booking at Annand’s.

THE PIHA CASE PRELIMINARY HEARING. AUCKLAND, April 18. The Lower Court hearing in the Piba fire case opened in the Magistrate’s Court before Mr C. R. OrrWalker, S.M., to-day. The two accused, Gordon Robert McKay, alias Tom Bowlands, wool and skin dealer, aged 43, and James Arthur Talbot, laborer, aged 38, were jointly charged with improperly interfering with a dead human body, that of Patrick Henry Shine, at Auckland on February 10th, and with wilfully setting fire to the dwelling house of Frank Carew Thomas, thereby committing arson, at Piha on February 12th. The arson charge was amended, making Florence Jessie Thomas the owner of the bach. The accused were represented by Mr R. J. C. Sanderson for McKay and Mr J. Terry for Talbot. Detective - Sergeant Nalder prosecuted, assisted by Detective Sergeants J. Trteheway and Aplin, who arrested Talbot on March 10th and McKay