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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXX, Issue 8498, 5 August 1933, Page 3

Rugby Queen Carnival OE QUEEN CAMPAIGN o (Miss M. Spiers) CHILDREN’S MAD HATTER PARTY KING’S HALL, SATURDAY, Aug. 12. 2 to 4 p.m. Come and chase Old Man Depression and meet Mr Prosperity. FOLK DANCING, GAMES, SONGS Hats and Sweets for all. Competitions and Dancing for older children. ADMISSION 3d. ADMISSION 3d. M. BARRON. Don’t forget SENDING COMPETITION, Miners’ Hall, THURSDAY next. Addresses, MONETARY REFORM An Address by MR. A. E. ROBINSON, Auckland Provincial Secretary N.Z. Farmers’ Union. MINERS’ HALL, TO-NIGHT ■ August sth, at S p.m. The Mayor, Mr W. M. Wallnutt, will preside. A. Blackmore (Mrs.), Hon. Sec. Waihi Douglas Social Credit Movement. Tenders htT e n d e r S

Alternate tenders are called tor cartage contracts for one and three years on a mileage basis for cartage of cream, butterfat, butter and stores from Waihi to the factory at Te Aroha. Tenders close with the undersigned at 5 p.m. on the 12th August 1933. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TE AROHA-THAMES VALLEY COOP. DAIRY CO., LTD. Public Notices gT. JOHN’S LADIES’ GUILD A Gift Afternoon to be held in St. John’s Schoolroom on THURSDAY. 10th August, at 2.30 p.m. Bright entertainment and interesting competitions; afternoon tea. M. DBNBY, Hon. Secretary. HIGH SCHOOL Owing to the removal of property belonging to the Waihi High School by unauthorised persons, notice is hereby given that trespassers on the School Grounds will be prosecuted. J. B. BEECHE, Chairman. jgMPLOYMENT OF YOUTHS The Waihi Borough Council is offering temporary work to youths between the ages of sixteen years, six months, and twenty years. Youths wishing to avail themselves of the offer are requested to leave their names with the Borough Engineer or the undersigned. E. C. WESTBURY, Town Clerk.

8 OIENTIFIC SIGHT-'JESTING Our Mr Howard, Registered Optician, will visit Waihi on tbe first and third Tuesday of each month at rooms in Mr J. B. Beeche’s Building, HaszardSireet Next visit ; Tuesday, Aug. 15th, Appointments may he made at the 1 Waihi Telegraph " office. BARRY AND BEALK, LTD., Optice 1 Specialists 322, Slree Auckland^ LADIES’ : TOILET : PARLOUR Rob Roy Buildings. r ISS ~T MA L OOLM NINE YEARS’ EXPERIENCE See our price-list for reasonable charges. A trial is requested. We excel in Hair Waving iumhgtiw iiwii i.wmi jiMiii'iiww Butchers. ■O K. RADFORD Family Butcher Notifies the public of Waihi that he is killing nothing but Prime Ox Beef, Wether Mutton and Dairy-fed Pork at one penny per lb. reduction. ’Phone 94. ’Phone 94, jgAST END BUTCHERY I take this opportunity of notifying my own customers and the general public that my all-round prices for Meat are as low as any in the town’ and cannot be beaten. Quality is still my first consideration.

A. OSBORNE, Bast End Butchery. <4 rp AN HER. FAMILY BUTCHER, WAIHI. Prime Beel and Mutton always on hand. Customers can rely on the be»t service. Phene 147] IPhone 147 rjjpHE gUTCHEET. SEDDON STREET. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Lamh Families waited upon for order*. E. G. HANES Pearce <& O’Buglien REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH Fillet, lOd. Rump Bd. Sirloin sd. Rib Roast 4d. Beef Steak 4d. Gravy Beef 3d. Corn Round sd. Corn Roll 4d. Pork Sausages Cd. Beef Sausages 4d, Chops 4d. Mince 3d. BEST QUALITY & CLEANLINESS GUARANTEED PEARCE & O’BUGLIEN Rosemont Road. TRY a pound of “Cut-Rate" No. 8 Ceylon Tea at 2/- lb and obtain one Cup and Saucer, absolutely freei —At the “Cut-Rate” Stores, Rose mont Road.