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Waipa Post, Volume 45, Issue 3267, 13 December 1932, Page 1

Entertainments. ffHE (Perfectly Cooled.) COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY ANOTHER ALL-AUSTRALIAN PROGRAMME. C. J. Dennis' rpHE gENTIMENTAL gLOKE r[«HE gENTIMENTAL JJLOKE, rp-HE gENTIMENTAL J>LOKE. I .And look at the supports,— 1. Ray and Moon. 2. Chinese Band. ( 3. Keith Desmond. 4. Sundowners' Quartette. 5. Minne Love. 6. Violin and Ballet. 7. Barrier Reef Oddities. 8. Ballarat, and 9. George Wallace, George Wallace, in a comedy short. IT IS AN ABSOLUTE PANIC. Box Plans Now Open. Public Notices. MISS E. G. HUNTER. TTAVING graduated from the Torree College of Beauty Culture, and holding &• Diploma from Sister Torrance, hair physician and skin specialist (registered London, U.S.A., and N.Z.), announces Beauty Parlours in Armstrong's Showroom now open *to clients. The very latest methods employed in Hair-cutting, Eye-brow Shaping, Waving, and Manicure Work. Scientific Massage, Violet Ray and Therapy Light Treatments for Face and Scalp. 89 TE AWAMUTU PUBLIC LIBRARY. TO PAINTERS. 'TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up till noon on Saturday, December 17th, for painting tthe Public Library Buildings. Specifications may be seen at the Town Clerk's Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. H. CLOSE, Borough Foreman. Te Awamutu, December 9th, 1932. 98 WAIPA RACING CLUB. TE AWAMUTU, ANNUAL JJEETING. To be held on the TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE ON SATURDAY, 17th DEC, 1932. First Race starts at 11.45 a.m. Admission: Outside 2/-; Inside, Gentlemen, 5/-, Ladies 2/-; Motor Cars 2/6. J. G. WYNYARD, 109 Secretary. TE AWAMUTU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TRAFFIC ON RACE DAY. L traffic to the Racecourse o • SATURDAY NEXT (17th ins't.), must proceed via Tawhiao Street, returning via Ohaupo Road up to 3 p.m. After that time all traffic to the Racecourse must proceed via Ohaupo Road, returning via Tawhiao Street. D. BOCKETT, 108 Town Clerk. HOLIDAY NOTICE. "THE Retailers' Holiday Committee invites the Business People to close their premises at 12 noon and to re-open from 5 to 6 p.m. on RACE DAY, Saturday, 17th inst. C. A. FINCH, 102 ' Hon. Secretary. AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. SALE FOR REMOVAL OF TEACHER'S RESIDENCE AT TE RAHU. WRITTEN tenders, accompanied by a deposit of £5, will be received at the Office of the Auckland Education Board until noon on Thursday, 12th January, 1933, for the purchase for removal of the Te Rahu Teacher's Residence and detached washhouse. Conditions of sale obtainable at Office of the Board and from the Chairman of the School Committee. '' Tenders should be endorsed "Tenders for Te Rahu Residence." U-7 A DVERTISING pays its way, often many times over. It will permit lower prices through increased vol-, ame. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory t» consumer.