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Waipa Post, Volume V, Issue 208, 29 April 1913, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. "pHE running of the 11.55 a - m - Auckland to Wellington and the 9.10 p.m. Wellington to Auckland express trains will be discontinued as from Ist May, 1913, inclusive ; i.e„ after the trains leaving Auckland and Wellington respectively on 30th April have reached their respective destinations on Ist May. BY ORDER.

NOTICE. RUNNING on my property, Tokanui, Kihikihi. for the last six months, Five Brown and White Crossbred Heifers. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold. T. BOWEN. WAIPA HOCKEY ASSOCIATION. ’’J'HE First General Meeting of the Waipa Hockey Association will be held in the Public Library on Wednesday, April 30th, at 8 p.m. sharp. Business : Election of Officers, appointing Delegates, and General. TE AWAMUTU TOWN BOARD TO BUILDERS.

RENDERS, addressed to the Town Clerk, will be received up to 12 noon on Thursday, Bth May, 1913, for building a shed at the sale yards. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Town Clerk’s office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. S. WALLACE, Chairman. ’MISSIONARY address. JOHN J^IRK Of the Canton Villages Mission Hospital Will give an address in St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on ]y[AY j ST. at 7.30 p.m. All Interested are Invited. "["own Hall, te Awamutu. WEDNESDAY Evening Next. Premier Pictures. Manufacture of Walking Sticks, interest ; Coming Back of Kit Denver (a tale of the West), drama; Down Thro’ the Ages, drama ; Fixing a FliA, comedy ; Terrible Teddy, comedy ; Western Memories, drama ; Cocoa Cultivation, interest; The Mayor’s Crusade, drama. The Usual First-class Comics. Remembe I—WEDNESDAY NEXT, and Every Wednesday.

Usual Popular Prices : Front seats, is 6d; back seats, is ; Children,6d. Ladies, is to all parts. ' T. LANGMUIR, Manager. 'pOWN Thursday Next, May Ist. Direction, American Amusement Syndicate. Direct from his Successes in Europe, America, and Australia. HUGARD, The World’s Weirdest Wizard, With his own company of Distinguished Artists. Introducing for the first time outside of the world’s large cities his tremendous Oriental Success, A NIGHT IN A CHINESE PALACE. Which ran for six consecutive months in New York and LondoiL [performers, Ching Sung Loo, See You SHo, and Wing Sing Loo]. A blaze of Oriental Grandeur and Effect. Scenery and costumes costing 10,000 dollars. In this great act the following Eastern illusions are included: —'flic Birth of a Pearl—The Mystic Orange Tree —Sun and Moon-—The Fatal S Arrow —The Lady of the Mist—Eire I Eating Extraordinary Creation of Flowers —and Mysterious Nights in India. Second appearance of MISS MYRA ERRINGTON, j in her famous American Musical Novelty, THE MUSICAL DISCS. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY ! Thursday, May Ist. I Prices :3s and 2s. Children half-price. IRVING WEBB, Touring Manager. BENEFIT TO Te Awamutu Town Band by • PRINCESS PICTURES. ; JOWN jLJ ALL, pRIDAY, M AY 2 ll F3> 8 p.m. | A specially prepared programme. ! The management has kindly offered to j donate the proceeds to the Town Band ! Funds. Tickets Now on Sale. I Popular Prices: Ladies is; gents is 6d and is.; children 6d. A. J. BLYTHE, Hon. Sec. JLJ ALL, "J"E

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