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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 56, 8 March 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. (JTIKU gPORTS. UTIKU DOMAIN. SATURDAY, MARCH 9. Horse Events. Running and Sawing Events. Miscellaneous Events. Open Hunters’ £lO/10/- Cup, plus £7 7/- cash. GRAND DANCE in the Evening. Programmes available from Secretary. G. R. TERRY, President A. R. POTAKA, Secretary. pARIKINO gPORTS SATURDAY, MARCH 16th. To be held, as usual, on the property LISSETTE Horse and Athletic Events. Chopping & Novelty Events, Refreshments Obtainable. Also Maori Hangi. DANCE AT NIGHT 8 P.M. Buses Leave Wanganui River Services at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 7 p.m. TRESPASS. TRESPASSERS on Paparangi Station without permission will be prosecuted. F. JOHNSON, Manager. ANNUAL UP-RIVER PICNIC. SUNDAY MARCH 17th, 1946.

jgOATS leave Hatrick’s Wharf at 9.15 q.m., Aramoho 9.30 a.m. CHARGE:—ADULTS 2/-. CHILDREN FREE. Financial Members of Wanganui R.S.A. and their family ONLY. Hot Water and Milk Provided Free. BRING YOUR OWN TUCKER 111 TRAMS LEAVE CASTLECLIFF 8.10 A.M., WANGANUI EAST 8.20 A.M. Tickets are on sale at the Secretary's Office UNTIL 5 P.M. TUESDAY MARCH 12. C. S. SMITH, President. E. BARNETT, Secretary. FORDELL-MANGAMAHU BRANCH W.D.F.U. GARDEN Party, also Baby Show, will be held at “Rlverley,” the home of Mr. J. Wyley, Fordell, TOMORROW (Saturday, March 9), commencing 2 p.m. Adults 1/6, children under 14, 6d. Afternoon tea included. Stalls, games, etc. Tennis. J. WELLS, Hon. Secretary. NORTH WANGANuFbOBBY CALF POOL. ANNUAL MEETING. QJHE Annual Meeting of the above Pool will be held in the Brunswick Hall on TUESDAY, March 12, at € p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Elect Ward Member for Kai Iwi district, and TayforthCastlecliff district. In response to numerous requests to again this year show a film, we are pleased to be able to say that we have secured what we think is a very suitable film to screen in conjunction with our Bobby Calf Pool Annual Meeting. The title of the film is “One Hundred Crowded Years.” It will take about one hour to screen, and shows the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, the first shipment of emigrants leaving England for Now Zealand, the starting up of the first settlement of New Zealand, and the early history of the country. It also shows parts of the Maori War and deals with the life of the native population of N.Z., and is complete from the first settlement to the centennial; in fact it can be truly said it is a wonderfully-produced picture which every New Zealander should take the opportunity of seeing. It is naturally suitable for mixed audiences, and we extend an invitation to everybody to come and see this wonderful film, which is not only educational. but interesting. We feel sure it will be viewed by those who see it with great pride in the progress of our own country. A. E. WINTER. Chairman. L. C. D’ATH. Secretary.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS MAKE YOUR MAKE YOUR REHABILITATION ROAN REALLY JJEAN £lOO RETURNED SERVICEMEN! GO TO RONDONTOWN RONPONTOWN FOR FURNITURE SERVICE. FOR FURNITURE VALUE. INDIAN CARPETS INDIAN CARPETS INDIAN CARPETS gELECT Your Carpets Now from our excellent range of lovely Indian Carpets. CARPET SQUARES from £23 CARPET SQUARES from £23 Floral Patterns on Cream, Green, Rust and Camel Grounds. (JUTHBERTSON & REE, RTD. FURNISHING SPECIALISTS. Victoria Avenue • Wanganui.