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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17713, 17 May 1929, Page 2

QUEEN CARNIVAL. iSQN District Social Functions have been RUEF.N arranged as under

58AMILT8K East (Green) VOTE FOR OUR QUEEN, MISS OLGA KIRBY RUGBY PARK, On SATURDAY, 18th., inst. SPECIAL RALLY of HAMILTON EAST SUPPORTERS. Buy a Flag: and keep our Queen, Miss Olga Kirby at the TOP OF THE POLL. R. Iv. DEY, District Secretary. 66 NINON STREET, Phone. 2913 HAMILTON WEST (Red) Rally round the West and support OUR QUEEN, . MRS. F. D. PINFOLD TEA PARTIES, BRIDGE PARTIES, AND OTHER FUNCTIONS, Too numerous to mentionRing the Secretaries, R. F. WARD, 1826 W. ALLEN, 1890. Have you seen our “Gopher”?

FRANKTOH & WOTfORA (Blue & Black) Queen, MISS D. SHELTON GRAND PARADE Of FRANKTOX, MAEROA & WHITJORA SCHOOL CHILDREN & SCOUTS, Through Frankton and Hamilton, On SATURDAY THE 15th INST., Assembling at Respective Schools At 10.30 a.m. Band in Attendance. PADDY’S IFARKETS. Hamilton 2 i th., Frankton 31st. Details to follow. E. GARDE, District Sec. GLAUDELAHDS (Orange) The District Committee has pleasure in announcing Coming Events Cast their Shadows Before Them— HUGE SNOWBALL TEA FRIDAY NEXT, 24th., inst. Details later. Also, WATCH THIS SPACE For particulars “MOCK MARRIAGE” & DANCE. Mho Licked the Cat ? Our best thanks to Fairfield Ladies’ Committee for all (hey did for our Queen. VOTE FOR MISS NORAIi VALDER THE CLAUDELANDS QUEEN. F. 11. CLAPHAM, District Sec.

HAMILTONIANS! Get busy and help to provide a Seaside Youngsters. The deeds of this Camp will eventually bo Borough Council in permanent trust for vou!!.! G. HOYEY, Organiser Camp for the handed to the and Hon. Sec.

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