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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 30, 26 August 1949, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES THOROUGHERED ENTIRE CORAL BAY Coronach—Cherry Bay. To stand the season at WAIOEKA, OPOTIKI. Fees and full particulars on application to Damian Parkinson, owner. 56 P. & T. CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 at 7.30 p.m. Borough Council Chambers Business: Election of Officers, Balance Sheet, General. All members and intending members please attend. 316 THE WHAKATANE UNITED CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL MEETING Ihe annual general meeting of the above Club will be held in the Borough Council Chambers on Tuesday, August 30, 1949, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Annual Report, Balance Sheet, Election of Officers, General. All members and intending members are requested to attend. W. J. McKENZIE, 229 Hon. Sec. REPRESENTATIVE HOCKEY Edgecumbe Domain, August 27. Ladies: Central Bay v Opotiki i p.m., Aard Cup. Men: Central Bay v Opotiki 1.30 p.m., Ellison Cup. Admission 2/1-, Children 6cl, Cars 1/-. 332 RANGITAIKI WARD OPOTIKI HUNT CLUB A meet will be held at Opouriao on Saturday, August 27, at 11 a.m. Morning tea at Mr Alf. Tebbutt’s. H. W. SHARP, Hon. Sec. BALFOUR, IRVINE & WEBSTER OPTICIANS, AUCKLAND & HAMILTON. Our representative Mr R. Boyd, will visit Mr Dewar’s Pharmacy, Whakatane, on Tuesday, August 30, and Wednesday, August 31, 1949. Phone 32m for an appointment. WORKERS’ BUS • TE TEKO, EDGECUMBE, WHAKATANE On Monday, August 22 a workers’ bus will commence a daily run from Te Teko to Whakatane via Edgecu.n be and Awakeri. Leaving Te Teko 7.15 a.rn., Edgecumbe 730 a.m., Awakeri 7.35 a.m. and leaving the Rock on return at 5.10 p.m. The bus will cater for weekly ticket holders and casual passengers. 4 TE TEKO BUS SERVICE LTD., Phone 475. , The Commonwealth Theatre Guild Ltd., despite all its efforts to give Whakatane residents an opportunity to see the greatest entertainer show business has ever known, now regretfully and finally announce that the ■ GREAT FRAMQUIN the SENSATIONAL HYPNOTIST • is definitely not coming to Whakatane or Opotiki, because terrific audiences everywhere have necessitated him extending his seasons in every other city, and because he is scheduled to sail for South Africa very shortly. He is adhering to his Rotorua season on the 29th and 30th of this month. Reservations for Rotorua open tomorrow morning at Majestic Sweet Shop, Phone 18 Rotorua. Avail yourself of this opportunity of securing seats for' this amazing mgn. Even up to Saturday night it was hoped to bring the Great Franquin to Whakatane, but now it is definite that Rotorua will be the only town in the Bay of Plenty where he will appear. Thank You. J. J. SHANNON, Touring Manager, Commonwealth Theatre Guild Ltd. 327