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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 21, 5 August 1949, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Centrally Heated Far Yovr Comfort. Direction : Kerndge-Odeon. Last Screening Tonight at 8 D.m. M.G.M.’s EXCITING THRILLER “HIGH WALL” “HIGH WALL” Saturday at 2 p;m„ 8 p.m. Monday 8 p.m. Tuesday 8 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr Presents “THREE OARING DAUGHTERS” “THREE DARING DAUGHTERS” A Hapoy Combination of Music, Matrimony and Merriment. Jeanette MacDonald, Queen of Song Jose Iturbi, King of tire Keys Jane Powell, Princess of Charm Ann Todd Eleanor Donahue They’re so daring they try to go along on their Gay Young Mother’s Second Honeymoon. A TECHNICOLOUR MUSICAL in the Joe Pasternak Manner. Bubbling with songs—l2 to be exact — and including the newest hit, “The Dickev Bird Song.” SPECIAL: All Blacks v Combined Universities. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) COMBINED BASKETBALL DANCE TOMORROW,, SATURDAY at 8.30 p.m. Winter Show Building, Whakatane Freddie Burt’s Orchestra. ' • Tasty Supper. Prices, 4/-, 4/6. Don’t forget the dance of the year. AWAKERI HALL COMMITTEE' DANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 8 pm. Attractive Prizes. Second Novelty Quiz. Home-made Supper.' Free bus leaves Rock 7.45. 366 DANCE Id AT AT A TENNIS. CLUB Pa Dining Room SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1949 Good Music, Floor, Supper, etc. Popular Prices. ■ 20 MEET THE AUSTRALIANS * UNITED RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB DANCE i AUGUST 20. Freddie Burt’s Music. Winter Show Buildings. 106 DANCE— DRUIDS NEW THORNTON HALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 Melody Masters Orchestra. Usual Prices. Free bus from Rock 7.45. 57 OCTOBER 24 A Fancy Dress Dance sponsored by the M.U.1.0.0.F. at Taneatua. 353 PUBLIC NOTICES THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE CORAL BAY Coronach —Cherry Bay. To stand the season at WAIOEKA. OPOTIKI. Fees and full particulars on application to Damian Parkinson, owner. 56 MAKOGAI AND PACIFIC ISLANDS LEPER FUND NOTICE I wish to notify the general public and all Local Bodies that Mr F. A. Tonge, formerly of the Seventh Day Adventist Mission staff, has not been authorised by my Board to collect funds or organise street day collections for the Lepers in the Coral Sea area. The Lepers’ Trust Board appeals for funds by mail and radio only and it does not promote house-to-house canvassing or street collecting. 1 have received official written advice from all mission bodies (including the Seventh Day Adventist Mission) controlling all the hospitals and leper dispensaries in the above area that Mr Tonge has not been authorised by them to canvass or collect money in any way. P. J. TWOMEY, Secretary, Lepers’ Trust Beard. (Inc.) 87