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Waikato Times, Volume 194, Issue 22353, 20 May 1944, Page 1

STRAIGHT 2.15 p.m. S p.m. Session Every Tuesday, 11 a.m. (Amangamated Theatres Ltd) (Throughout New Zealand) FOR ONE WEEK ONLY * * NEEDS FOR RELAXATION * “gONG QF rjAHE JSLANDS” j , “gONG ( IJHIE JSLANDS” 1 “gONG QF rjHE JSLANDS” (In Perfected SPARKLING WITH MUSIC Technicolour) BETTY VICTOR GRABLE MATURE JACK OAKIE TIIOS. MITCHELL BILLY GILBERT TROPICAL PARADISE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS NOW OPEN AT BEGG’S PHONE 1528 MEETINGS Are you interested? in BIG THINGS ? You arc? Then you will be at the HAMILTON BAPTIST CHURCH (River end of London St) on SUNDAY at 7 p.m.—when ‘‘A TREMENDOUS WORD” will be Rev. F. H. Carter’s theme. This is the third of the series or “KeyWords.” An Excellent Choir—Hymns you Know. SUNDAY % p.m. SUNDAY 1033 rji A U W II A R E HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. GENERAL MEETING OF TAUWIIARE RESIDENTS’ PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. It is the duty of every family to have at least one representative at this meeting to discuss amenities for our boys overseas. CO.ME AND DO YOUR BIT I Light Supper Provided. IL TARDY, lion. Secretary. 1 108 JJ S.A. WOMEN’S SECTION. The Annual General Meeting Is called Tor MONDAY, May 22, 8 p.m., at the Creche Room, Theatre Royal Buildings, Hamilton. BUSINESS: Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers; General. A. B. FINLAYSON, 1084 lion. Secretary, E NGINEERS’ U N I O N. MONTHLY MEETING TOMORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT UNION ROOMS, At 7.30 o’clock. J. MACKIE, 1102 lion. Branch Secretary. THE Mayor, Mr 11. D. Caro, will address electors Monday night at 8 p.m., Toorak Hall. 1088 ENTERTAINMENT STATION Aft DANCING COMPETITIONS MORRINSVILLE. SATURDAY, JUNE 3. Programmes obtainable from: A. R. M. SMALL, GTS Morrlnsville. THE HAMILTON PI.AYBOX (INCOUP.). “Flare Palli,” an interesfUtg 3-act play, will ho read at the Club’s usual meeting on WEDNESDAY next. 24th inst, at 7.4 5 p.m., under the direction of Mis Haswell Paine. Visitors welcomed. 1119 FOOTBALL Rugby football, Sunday, may 2i, Weka St. Railway R Team v. Air Training Corps, 2 p.m. Railway A Team v. Matangi, 3 p.m. 824 PUBLIC NOTICES - TTENTION FARMERS! A BUREAU OF INFORMATION is being opened to assist you to locate those badlywanted articles not stocked or manufactured in your own district at present. You will save many hours of wasted time in fruitless enquiry by using the Bureau information flies. Write Tor Tull particulars, to:— BUREAU OF INFORMATION FOR FARMERS (Northern Section), P.O. BOX 1870 - - - - AUCKLAND. 841 [A Card] M n ERIC E. S K E A T S F.8.0.A., F.S.M.C. (London) REGISTERED OPTICIAN j Will shortly be commencing practice in the RAILWAY BUILDINGS, HAMILTON (Above Pollock Milne). I>EAD E R * S V THE READER’S DIGEST ASSOCIATION Inc., U.S.A. ANNOUNCE NEW REDUCED SUBSCRIPTION RATES:— One year 12/Two years 2u/One year subscription to a member ol the Armed Forces 7/0 Subscriptions are Post Free from U.S.A. MORPETH & GIBBONS, Box 857, Wellington. | Agents of the Publishers since 1933. PUBLIC LECTURE (Final) by MR GEOFFREY HOPSON MR GEUFFRKY HODSON MR GEOFFREY HUDSON TOMORROW, SUNDAY, MAY 21, ' at 7 p.m. | “The Principle and Practice or Spiritual ; TIIEOSOPHICAL lIAi.L, i. 3 Collingwood St. Written questions Invited. rjO THE RESIDENTS OF CLAl’ DELANDS. The Sunfruit Shop, coiner Grey and Te Arolia streets, is now under entirely new management. We hope by prompt and '•ourteuus attention to merit your palmii DESMOND READ, Proprietor. Y" 'Y "p'-n": 'iemi roe Home Coiike'ryT' See window display, opposite Patriotic llul, Garden Place. OWING - To la*:k~7>V staff and urgent need of renovation. Hotel Caistor will be closed until further notice, except to those holding reservations. 547 Hotel CAisron.