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Waipa Post, Volume VI, Issue 268, 28 November 1913, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAIKATO A. AND P. SHOW 2ND AND 3RD DECEMBER, 1913 TJ OLID AY Excurson Tickets x will be issued from Ohakune and stations north of Ohakune to Hamilton or Kirikiriroa from Ist to 3rd December, available for return up to and including 10th December. Excursion Tickets issued to Hamilton or Kirikiriroa from Taumarunui and stations north of Taumarunui will not be available bv the Auckland-Wellington express trains. MONDAY, IST DECEMBER. The Express Trains to and from Rotorua, and to and from Thames, will stop at Kirikiriroa to set down passengers. TUESDAY, 2ND DECEMBER. A Train (with passenger car attached) to convey stock, will leave Te Awamutu at 7.15 a.m. for Kirikiriroa. The 6.30 a.m. train from Te Kuiti will run through to Kirikiriroa. The express trains to and from Rotorua, and to and from Thames, will stop at Kirikiriroa to set down passengers. WEDNESDAY, 3RD DECEMBER. The 6.30 a.m. Train from Te Kuiti will run through to Kirikiriroa. A train will leave Kirikiriroa at 4-5° P- m -> Frankton 5.15, Te Awafriutu 6.25, arriving Te Kuiti 8 p.m. The usual / 4-5 P-m. .train, Frankton to Te Kuiti, will NOT run - -ii A Train to convey stock will leave Kirikiriroa at 7.20 p.m., arriving Te Awamutu 9.20 p.m. The Express Trains to and from Rotorua and to and from Thames will stop at Kirikiiiroa to set down passengers. Returned live stock exhibits, other than horses, will not be conveyed from Kirikiriroa by trains on December 3rd, except as below For Stations between Frankton and Te Awamutu by 7.20 p.m. train if loaded by 6.30 p.m. Arrangements must be made with the officer-in-charge at Kirikiriroa in regard to the loading of stock. The Hamilton goods shed will be closed on December 3rd. BY ORDER. District Traffic Manager’s Office, Ohakune, 19th November, 1913. CONCERTS, THEATRICALS, Etc. own Hall, Te awamutu. THURSDAY Evening Next. Premier Pictures. (Late Curie’s). Direct from King’s,- Auckland, and Fuller’s, Wellington. The Usual First-class Comics. Usual Popular Prices: Front seats, is 6d; back seats, is ; Children,6d. Ladies, is to all parts. Concession to School Children : 3 or more in family, 4d each. T. LANGMUIR, Manager.

TO WN HALL, TE A WAMUTU. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, December 9th & ioth. Staging of the Popular Cantata — BRITANNIA AND HER DAUGHTERS, Full choruses, assisted by school children of Te Awamutu and the leading artists of the district. Superb mounting and gorgeous dresses. The whole to conclude with a Series of Spectacular Tableaux. Proceeds in aid of proposed District Technical School. Prices of Admission : Reserved Chairs, 4s ; 3s, 2s, is. Plan at Spear’s Cosmopolitan. Curtain 8 p.m. Band Bazaar IN THE TOWN HALL, TE AWAMUTU, ON Saturday, December 13, at 10 a.m. S Sale of Work. Novelties of every description. AUCTION SALES. NEW AUCTION MART Opp. 8.N.Z., Te Awamutu. Saturday Next —November 29. At 12.30 p.m. RICHARD ARFHUR & GO. sell, on account of owner leaving Te Awamutu, the furnishings of six rooms — Kirchener piano (iron frame), heavy dining table, dropheacl Wertheim sewing machine, rimu sideboard, 6 Canadian chairs, upholstered wicker chair, linoleum, hearth rugs, preserving pan, milk dishes, and kitchen utensils, etc., d.b.m. bedsteads, kapoc bedding, toilet ware, washstands, comb chest, curtains, blinds, crockery, glassware, fender, etc. Also —Quantity assorted clothing, fancy goods, e.p. ware, etc. ' RICHARD ARTHUR, Auctioneer, Te Awamutu.