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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 227, 18 October 1940, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES We Specialise 'LYNX' Made-to-I Measure Suits — Fitting I I If[ Guaranteed 1 If Splendid sel--111/ ection of the I k latest English 1 ML* Worsteds to choose from Geo. Dawson Ltd. (LATE Mr. C. E. GIBBERD) Phone 270 The Strand Makes, last year's hat look NEW I It's astonishing what proper cleaning, blocking, and a fresh band will do to that discarded hat. Let us make your hat look NEW! BAY OF PLENTY ART DYERS AND DRY GLEANERS The Strand, next, Post Office. Announcement! TAKE pleasure in informing the Public of Whakatane and district tliat we have secured the services of Mr T.* Hammill, late of the Electric Construction Company, Auckland. TTTITH THIS increase in staff we are now able to offer a sei*vice which will cope with our growing business. W E . TAKE this opportunity of thanking clients and of extending a warm and cordial invitation to tlie motoring public generally to avail themselves of our specialised workmanship. F. M. ABBOTT BATTERY and AUTO ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST. CIVIC BUILDINGS - WHAKATANE 'PHONE 124. ■BHnßßUßnßHßßnnnHßaaiinn COMING EVENTS October 22 —Rangitaiki Plains, Dairy Co's Dance, New Edgecumbe Hall. October 23 —Grand Concert and Dance, Otakiri Hall, by Otakiri Women's Institute and Patriotic Society m conjunction. ; October 23 —Annual Methodist Bazaar and Concert, King St. Hall. October 26—Dance Ohope, Labour Satuurday. Proceeds London Distress Fund. AUCTION SALES October 26—On account Mrs Ansell, on the farm Whakatane West, 10. 30 a.m. October 26—On account Mr N. Guthrie, Domain Road, 1.30 p.m., October. 28—Monster Sports gathering Taneatua Domain, Labour j Day, by Taneatua Patriotic Committee; October 28—Patriotic dance in the Taneatua Hall on the evening of Labour Day. This follows the Sports Carnival. October 30—Dance in aid of Edgecumbe Church of England Build ing Fund.