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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14264, 15 January 1920, Page 4

MR ALFRED r -Alfred » WILL TAKE FOR HIS SUBJECT, THIS EVENING (Thursday): "Why Was Jonah ■Swallowed by a Whale? Why Jonah? 1 ' FRIDAY NIGHT Answering Questions (Scriptural). AT THE TENT! AT THE TENT! VICTORIA STREET. No Collection. All Welcome. 116 a TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. A MEETING is called for all Builders -*-*- and Contractors to discuss the proposed New Zealand Trades Award, and arrange to meet Assessors laterMeeting to be held at Swimming Baths Meeting Room, SATURDAY EVENING, at 7.30. 17Ga H. M. HOLLOW, Builder. HPE A WAMUTU HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY (INCORPORATED). NDUSTRIAL XHIBITION INCLUDING HORSE AND CATTLE SECTIONS. THE RACECOURSE, TE AWAMUTU nPHURSDAY, TAN. OQ 1920. Official Opening by J. A. YOUNG, ESQ., M.P., At 12 Noon. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, January 17, 1920, at 9 o'clock. TE AWAMUTU MUNICIPAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS: ONE SHILLING (Plus Amusement Tax). Children Half-price-'Phone' 187. V. C. POLLARD, Secretary.

WHAKATANE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW will be held on their Grounds at Taneatua on Wednesday, February 18th, 1920. Open Jumping Competition, over hurdles and wire: Ist Prize £SO, 2nd £lO, 3rd £5, 4th £1 10s. Best Lady Rider, over such jumps as the stewards may decide: Ist Prize £lO 106, 2nd £3 3s, 3rd £2 2s. Best Gentleman Rider, over such jumps as the stewards may decide, competitors may he asked to vary their pace or reverse the course: Ist Prize £lO 10s, 2nd £3 3s, 3rd £2 2s. Entry fee for the Open Jump £1 10s, and for the best lady and gentleman over hurdles 10s 6d; no half rate concession t© members. Entries to close with the Secretary at Taneaiua'on Wednesday, February 11th, 1920, late entries carrying double fees to cJose on Monday, February 16th. C. DOWNARD, 136 a Secretary. Public Notices. A QQQD COMPLEXION Means Pune Blood, and Pure Blood \ can be Shad by using my GOitfIPUUB.D SARSAPARILLA MAKES ©OQD BLOOD. 3s «Bd a 'bottle. J. N. IRVINE, M.P.S. CHEMiST. NEXT FARMERS' GO-OPERATIVE NEW BUILDING.

.Sir William Crookes' Lenses MANY people suffer from defective sight and irritability of the eyes, due to excessive light, etc. CROOKES' LENSES are specially adapted for these defects, and their reputation for comfort and clear, sharp vision is world-wide. Fitted by H. QROCOTT, Ophthalmic Optician, At Manning's Pharmacy, HAMILTON. Laurence Andrews, Qualified Optician (by Exam.), Locum tenens.

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