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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 13, Issue 77, 20 April 1949, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES CONCERT THORNTON HALL - TUESDAY, APRIL 26 Sponsored by Thornton Glee Club for hall funds. Admission, Adults 2/6. Supper and dance to follow. 260 FERE SALE GOODS DAMAGED BY WATER 'ONLY. Commences 9 a.m. TOMORROW Cocoanut Matting 1/- yard. Wool 6d Skein. Boys’ Flannelette Pyjamas 5/- pair. Hundreds of other bargains. R. S. RICKETTS, Taneatua. Sorry, no phone orders. 396 THANKS NOTICE I desire to express my sincere thanks to all those residents of Taneatua who assisted in saving my home and the block of businesses adjoining my shop, which was burnt . down on Sunday night. By their wonderful efforts they saved my' home and minimised damage-'to * other property.. , Signed, TANE WILSON & FAMILY , - 233 ;; THANKS NOTICE The officers and men of the Whakatane Volunteer Fire Brigade wish ? j to sincerely thank all those who supplied or offered refreshments during the fire at' 1 Taneatua on April : 4. * 226 PATRONAGE THANKED I would like to thank all those - people who patronised my business in the past and desire to state that / I hope to be back in business within two months. • Signed, TANE WILSON, 232 Taneatua.

BAT CAMPAIGN Whakatane CHAMBER OP COMMERCE Members are supporting thecasopaign by carrying out an intensive programme of poisoning, trapping and a general clean up of all refuse and places where rats are likely t® feed or breed. We ask for your fullest co-opera-tion in this endeavour to reduce the rat population of Whakatane. R. T. MORPETH, 224 President. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons found trespassing on our properties at Pikowai will be prosecuted. This notice is necessary owing to stock being shot and fires that were lit on property. , . ; A. J. HASTIE, - ' R. H. OLIVER. 239 LEISURE TIME LEARNING Music, Art, Child Psychology, Psychology, Drama, Films, Science, World Affairs, Economics. Courses on these and many other topics are available at nominal cost for group and individual study and discussihon from: ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE, Symonds Street, Auckland, C.l. Write today for further details. 80 LEGAL VACATION The offices of Solicitors will be closed for the Easter vacation from Good Friday until, and , including, the following Friday. \ 192 PLANTS AND SHRUBS FOR SALE COMMON Barberry, 1 year advanced grade, 50/- 100; Lawsonianas 2yr 50/-, 3yr 60/- and 65/-; Benthami 2yr good grade 5.0/-; Abelia Florabunda, Lonicera, Escallonia, in'three Varieties,. 45/- all per 100. Citrus, all types, well branched trees 15/each; Peaches, Nectarines,' Plums, Apples, Pears, Quinces, 5/6 each, £3 dozen, all splendid branched trees. Feijoas, Mammofh, Tree Tomatoes, Guavas 4/6 each, 50/- doz. Quotes for large quantities. Passion Fruit vines 1/6 each, 15/- doz., £5 100; Gooseberries, Farmers Glory, 2/- each, £1 doz., £6/10/- 100. Bush Roses 30/~ doz.; Standard Roses 8/6 each. Book now from Warnes’ Nurseries, Otumoetai, Tauranga, Phone 94A.

MORTON Nurseries, Hall Avenue, Mangere, Auckland, SE.7. Roses: In collection 13 plants for 30/-. Etoile de Holland, red, Golden Dawn, yellow. Shot Silk, pink. Pres. Hoover, Red-orange-pink Golden Talisman, golden. Crimson Glory, Dark shading. Talisman, Yellow-pink. Chris Stone, Bright scarlet. Max Vogel, buff and apricot. Betty Upritchard, pink and red reverse. Padre, deep pink. Mrs' H. St evens, white. Plus one climber, any colour. Every plant perfect. Book now for June.