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Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVII, Issue 91, 19 April 1939, Page 4

DIRECTORY LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, AND THEIR OFFICERS. BOROUGH COUNCIL.—F. Eagle (Mayor), H. T. Limbrick (DeputyMayor), W. M. Murray, J. R. Barker, G. Knobloch, G. Harvey, J. Holdsworth. Town Clerk, B. 0. Gnmby Overseer, R. Petberick. Meets second Thursday. COUNTY COUNCIL.—N. M. Pan' sen (Chairman), C. Thomsen (De-puty-Chairman), C. Bainbridge, A. J. Parker, S. P. Alder, T. Butler, County Clerk, F. Holt. County Engineer, V. Douglas. Meets second Monday. HOSPITAL BOARD.—W. H. Rath bone (Chairman), D. Eddy, W. Matthews, N. G. Hawthorn, R. A. Fraser, E. W. White, T. P. Hunter, L. Glenny, D. W. Neild, C. Thomsen, Secretary, P. R. Smyrk. Medical Superintendent, Dr. W. B. Fisher. Matron, Miss H. M. Turnbull. Meets third Wednesday. CENTRAL H.B. POWER BOARD —A. C. Russell (Chairman), Chas Pattison, A. C. Holms, W. H. Rath bone, M. Ryan, R. A. Fraser, A. W S. Longley, F. J. Witherow, L. W. Simpson, W. McCarthy. SecretaryManager, G. E. Fowler. Engineer, J. Beer. Meets third Friday. PATANGATA COUNTY COUN CIL. —C. Pattison (Chairman), R. H White, Patangata Riding; H. Parsons and J. D. W. Ormond, Eparaima Rid ing; A. W. S. Longley and C. R. Edgecombe, Porangahau Riding; A. McGaffln and B. E. 0. Nilsson, Oero Riding; W. T. Kittow, Tamumu Riding; Forbes McHardy, Pourerere Riding. Engineer, J. C. McLauchlan. County Clerk, J. W. Elliott. Meets seoond Tuesday. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.President, F. M. Tickner. Secretary, F. Adeane. Meets monthly. WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION.Chairman, C. H. Critchley. Secre tary, Miss E. Pellow. Meets firs' Monday. WAIPAWA BRANCH R.B.A President, H. T. Limbrick. Secretary, F. Adeane. WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.—Presi tent, Miss Bibby. Secretary, Mrs Strang. Meets monthly. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.—Messrs 8. W. Strang (Chairman), W. J. Harris (Secretary), F. E. Limbrick, H. C. Mustehin, E. Dunkin, P. R. Harwood, M. Martin, Mesdames Adeane and Mason. FIRE BRlGADE.—Superintendent. M. Moroney. Secretary, R. F. Carne. CITIZENS’ LlßßAßY.—Secretary. D. H. Edwards. FIRST AH) SOClETY.—President. N. J. McKay. Superintendents: Men’s section, R. Hutchings; ladies’ section, Mrs N. McKay. Secretary, Miss B. Pellow. TECHNICAL ABBOCIATION.Chairman, G. H. Hunt. Director, E C. Kingston. OPERATIC SOClETY.—President. 8. W Strang. Secretary, D. H Edwards. LICENSING COMMITTEE.—J. Miller, S.M. (Chairman), J. Wharmby, C. H. Critchley, R. McLean, W. G. Bryce, H. T. Limbrick. BANKS. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.Manager, 3. Taylor, BANK OF AUSTRALASIA.— Manager, E. W. Chisholm. SPORTS BODIES. SPORTS CLUB.—President, F Holt, senr. Secretary, J. B. Gould BOWLlNG.—President, F. Adeane. Secretary, E. W. Chisholm. TENNlS.—President, Y. E. Douglas. Secretary, B. 0. Gamby. ATHLETIC & CYCLING.—Presi dent, F. Eagle. Secretary, E. Kingston. CROQUET.—President, Mrs H. T. Limbrick. Secretary, Mrs Gollan. GOLF.—President, 8. W. Strang. Secretary, D. H Edwards. GOVERNMENT OPTIONS, POSTMASTER.—H. Hawke. STATIONMASTER—P. J. Kay. CLERK OF COURT.-J. M. Carroll. REGISTRAR OF ELECTORS.—J. M. Carroll. POLICE. —Constable R. Moss. LODGES. ODDFELLOWS (M.U.)—Secre tary, Miss E. Pellow. FORESTERS.—Secretary, J. Coi skie. MASONlC.—Secretary, B). E. Bott DRUIDS. —Secretary, W. C. F. Spargo, BUFFALO LODGE.—Secretary, R Britten. PLUNKET SOClETY.—President, Mrs Furminger. Secretary, Mrs Mason. BUILDING SOClETY.—Chairman. A. E. Jull. Secretary, J. B. Gould. CHURCHES. ANGLICAN.—Rev. W. S. C. Stephens. ROMAN CATHOLIC.—Rev. Father McDermott. PRESBYTERIAN—Rev. F. W Robertson. METHODIST.—Rev. S. Keen. THE BUYER’S SECRET. THE SECRET OF ECONOMICAL BUYING IS INFORMATION. The man or woman who is best informed is the one who buys to the best advantage. It will pay yon to read the advertisements in this newspaper. Yon can thus learn where yon can get the beet articles at the lowest price. By knowing exactly what you want and where you can get it BEFORE YOU BUY, you save time, bus fares, and shoe leather. Experience teaches that it is always safer to buy advertised goods. A man who is not sure of his goods does not advertise them Beware of the offer of articles “just as good” as advertised articles. If they are Jower in price they are usually lower in value and actually dearer in the long run. When you are offered n substitute for an advertised article ask yourself who will benefit. Read the advertisemiasts in the “MATT.” and you will thus solve the problem nf Fennnmicnl Pnvins

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