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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXX, Issue 8497, 3 August 1933, Page 3

Rugby Queen Carnival THLETIG QUEEN CAMPAIGN CONCERT & PICTURES, ACADEMY THEATRE TO-NIGHT PROGRAMME: Mr Jutson, song: Misses Upton and Malcolm, “Dinah Mine” (duet and dance): Miss Cornea, song; Mrs Jutson, humorous musical monologue; Miss Skinner, sailor’s hornpipe (accompanied by Piper MacDonald); Miss Malcolm, “My Partners at the Ball”; Mr W. A. C. Stewart, “Paper Bag Cookery”; Mrs Barrett, “The Hills of Donnegal”; Miss Upton, Egyptian Dance; Mr R. Caundie, “Because”: Miss Malcolm and Mr Stewart, “Chick” Duet. Accompanists, Mrs Malcolm and Miss EUCHRE, Band Hall, MONDAY at 8 p.m. (postponed from last week), Ist prizes two turkeys: supper. Admission 1/-. C. V. CALLAGHAN, Hon. Sec. CO.B. QUEEN CAMPAIGN » (Miss M. Spiers) MINERS’ HALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1933. TUG- O-WAR Open Pull, sweepstake, 20% added; nomination 15/- per team. Junior Pull, sweepstake, 10% added; nomination 9/- per team. Ladies’ Pull; prize trophies; nomination free. ADMISSION: Gents. 1/-, Ladies and Children 6d. FORESTERS’ HALL FRIDAY, August 4th. (In aid of Mataura Queen) GOOD PRIZES AND SUPPER An Address by MR. A. E. ROBINSON, Auckland Provincial Secretary N.Z. Farmers’ Union. MINERS’ HALL, SATURDAY, August sth, at 8 p.m. Morgan. Addresses. ONETARY REFORM

A. BLACKMORE (Mrs), Hon. Sec, Waihi Douglas Social Credit Movement. Football. rugby union Championship Fixtures, SATURDAY. August sth. 3.15 p.m.: Mataura v. C.O. Boys. 2 p.m.; Katikati seniors v. High School Old Boys. 1.15: Mataura v. High School Old Boys’ juniors. At Katikati: Waikino v. Katikati. C. BURT, Hon. Sec. ' Tenders rji eT n d e . r s Alternate tenders are called for cartage contracts for one and three years on a mileage basis for cartage of cream, butlerfat, butter and stores from Waihi to the factory at Te Aroha. Tenders close with the undersigned at 5 p.m. on the 12th August 1932. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TE AROHA-THAMES VALLEY COOP. DAIRY CO., LTD. Public Notices jgOROUGH OF WAIHI

Public notice is hereby given that all rate demands lor rates to March 31, 19 34, were posted on July 4, 1933. Ratepayers not in receipt of a demand should communicate immediately with the undersigned. Notice is also given that a rebate of 2£% will be allowed off so much of the amount of rates due for the year ending March 31, 1934, as is paid on or before the 4th day of August, 1933. E. C. WBSTBURY, Borough Treasurer and Rato Collector. SCIENTIFIC BIUHT - J ESTINU Our Mb Howabd, Registered Optician, will visit Waihi on the first and third Tuesday of each month at rooms in Mr J. B. Beeche’s Building, HaszardStreeb Next visit: Tuesday, Aug. 15th. Appointments may be made at the • Waihi Telegraph office. BARRY AND BEALE, LTD,, Opticrl .Specialists 3‘22, Queen Slree Auckland,, LADIES’ : TOILET : PARLOUR Rob Roy Buildings. I. MALCOLM NINE YEARS’ EXPERIENCE See our price-list for reasonable charges. A trial is requested. We excel in Hair Waving AT IfUUU SERVICE ‘With— RENOWN COAL CARBONETTES R ita Blocks ; ■Ti Trqe Wopd (Phcue 2S\ R. BLACKWOOD The Ilenowu Agent.

BOBBY CALVES J. J. DODD, Omokoroa, Will bo a CASH BUYER o£ HOBBY CALVES this season in the Taurauga, Katikati and Wailu Districts Pull market value given. Waitewhela, Pukekaurl Road and Waitckanri, TUESDAY, lltli July. E. DALY, Carrier and Buyev. Wailu Plains as advertised, Woods - Gi^at"Peppermint Cure For influenza colda.