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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 275, 20 November 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. I SAVAGE CLUB HALL. I PUBLIC MEETING, TUE 3., NOV. 23. i AT 8 P.M. Speaker: The Very Rev. A. K. Warren, i M.A., Dean of Christchurch. j Subject: “Post-War Reconstruction.” Chairman: Mr. W. J. Gilbert, President of the Rotary Club. RENT FREE - ifoMES. . JJENT without ownership is no progress. The Palmerston North Cooperative Building Society's interest free loans by ballot make all the difference. Make a start in ownership by taking shares in Group 13 now open, i Full particulars from the Secretary, i P.O. Box 80, Palmerston North. PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH. DAY OF GIVING. PARISHIONERS are reminded that the Annual Day of Giving has been fixed for To-morrow (Sunday). Contributions may be left at the Church or handed to any official of the Church. pULLS pOSE gHOVV TOWN HALL, BULLS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. Doors open 1 to 6 p.m. Classes for Roses, Cut Flowers, Decorative and Children’s Section, Fruit, Vegetables. Schedules on application to— MISS O. LEVETT, Hon. Secretary, Bulls. GONVILLE SCHOOL GARDEN PARTY. QN behalf of the members of the School Committee, I wish to convey their appreciation of thanks to all those who donated gifts and supported the school, and the willing helpers who worked hard to make it a record financial success, and the Highland Pipe Band who supplied music during the afternoon.—T. G. MONTAGUE, Hon. Secy. PARISH - OF~CriRIST - CHURCH. pHE Vestry is arranging for the compilation of the History of the Parish to be published in connection with its Centenary next year, and will be obliged if anyone holding letters, diaries or records of interest will communicate with the undersigned. C. H. CLINKARD, Hon. Secretary. Box 196, Wanganui.

WANGANUI EAST SCHOOL. pHE Children’s Concert will be held in the School Hall on Thursday and Friday, November 25 and 26, at 7.45 p.m. Items will consist of Class Singing, Verse Speaking, Folk Dancing and Plays. Admission by ticket each evening, 1/-. E. CONYBEER, Hon. Secretary. pANGITIKEI gPRING AT BULLS, SATURDAY, DEC. 4. Nominations for all events close on MONDAY, November 22, at 9 p.m. Programmes on application, or see “Calendar,” Nov. 3. E. V. WILSON, Secretary. ’Phone 65D, Bulls. P.O. Box 42, Bulls. WOODVILLE RACES. AT WOODVILLE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th. TV-OMINATIONS for all events close at Woodville on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, at 9 p.m. W. A. LYON, Secretary. QUEEN’S PARK SCHOOL. JO ESULT of Competitions: Xmas Cake: Mrs. Glengarry. Fireside Table: Mrs. Henderson. Half Hogget: Mrs. Dashfield. Dressed Doll: Mary McLeod. Tea, etc.: Mrs. Bert Healey. Soldier’s Cake: Marie Hill. Theatre Seats: Arthur Bates, D. Olren. Flour: Mrs. J. Wilson. Tea Cosy: Joyce Adams. Jewel Box: Ngaire Watson. Cushion: Mrs. A. Clare. Fruit: Mrs. Dashfield. Thank You!

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