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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXV, Issue 7722, 14 July 1928, Page 3

Pictures. I OOD’S PICTURES I ACADEMY THEATRE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT - Pictures and Vaudeville. Pictures and Vaudeville. 3 —SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS- 3 THE BIG U.P.A. SPECIAL ■ THE CIRCUS OF LIFE ” Greater than “ Resurrection.” 1 Also ESTHER RALSTON in “LOVE AND LEARN” “LOVE AND LEARN” And direct from all the principal theatres ROY NEWTON ROY NEWTON The parody king in all the latest song and parodies. And ACADEMY ORCHESTRA PRICES: 2/-, 1/G; children halfprice. Usual Matinee, vaudeville and pictures. MINERS’ THEATRE Double Star Attraction 808 CUSTER In “GALLOPING VENGEANCE “GALLOPING VENGEANCE Also James Kirkwood and Lila Lee in “ANOTHER MAN’S WIPE” “ANOTHER MAN’S WIFE” Splendid supporting programme. Usual Prices MONDAY NIGHT RICHARD TALMADGE In “STEPPING LIVELY” “STEPPING LIVELY” Also SPLENDID SUPPORTS

Reserve your seats at Mr Fox’s, fruiterer. Public Notices. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RULES FOR ESSAY COMPETITION FOR PRIMARY PUPILS 1. The Subject of the Essay shall cle; The Benefits to Waihi and surrounding' districts resulting from the East Coast Railway.” 2. The date of closing of the competition shall be 26th July, 19 28. 3. The Essay to be open to all Primary School Pupils. 4. The prizes shall be: First £2 2s, second, £l, third, 10/6, and three prizes of 5/- each. 5. Essay to be written in school under the supervision of the teacher. 6. Time allowed to be U hours. 7. Teachers must not supply or show any written notes to pupils. 8. Pupils must not discuss the subject with their teachers during the three days prior to the writing of the essay. 9. Teachers to certify that the above conditions, Nos. 5,6, 7, and 8, have been complied with. 10. Essay to be written in ink on one side of paper, preferably on foolscap, and must not exceed 300 words. 11. List of awards, and essays to be published in special supplement of “Waihi Telegraph” or a subsequent issue of that paper.

12. All envelopes to be addressed to “The President, Chamber of Commerce, Waihi,” and to be endorsed “Essay Competition.” 13. The decision of the judges shall be final. AIHI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RULES FOR ESSAY COMPETITION FOR SECONDARY PUPILS 1. The Subject of the Essay shall be: “The Advantages of Shopping in Waihi.” 2. The date of closing of the competition shall bo 2Gth July, 1928. 3. The Essay to be open to all secondary pupils of the Waihi District High School. 4. The prizes shall be: First £l la, second, 10/(1. 5. Essay to bo written in school under the supervision of the teacher. 6. Time allowed to be li hours. 7. Teachers must not supply or show any written notes to pupils. 8. Pupils must not discuss the subject with their teachers during the three days prior to the writing of the essay. 9. Teachers to certify that the above conditions, Nos. 5, G, 7, and 8, have been complied with. 10. Essay to be written in ink on one side of paper, preferably on foolscap, and must not exceed 400 words.

11. List of awards, and essays to be published in special supplement of “Waihi Telegraph” or a subsequent issue of that paper. 12. All envelopes to be addressed to “The President, Chamber of Commerce, Waihi,” and to be endorsed “i'lssay Competition.” .. 13. The decision of the judges shall be linal. T li E MOT 0 R VESSEL “MARGARET W.‘ W 11 load at Lyttelton on or about 28th inst. for .Thames direct, accepting cargo for Waihi, delivery of which would need to be arranged at Thames. WAT KIN & WALLIS, Auckland Agents; F. E SUTTON & Coy . Lyttelton Agents, Land Agents, t MURRAY *'• ’Phone 76. Box 52. SHAREBROKER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT Scddon Street, Waihi. Agencies: Norwich Union Fire, Alliance and Standard Fire, Marino and Accident Insurance Companies, Ltd.; Public Trustee. Residence sites and Farms for Sale in all parts of the district. r\ 15. II A R P E R (’Phone 29) LAND & COMMISSION AGENT;’. Seddon Street, Waihi. Agent Now Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., fire and accident. Houses for Sale for removal or otherwise. £9O tp £450. Faring £G to £45 per acre.