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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 64, 16 November 1949, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES THE SPORTS DEPOT , COMMERCE STREET The Shop with Sports Appeal for QUALITY SPORTS GOODS Golf, Hockey, Tennis, Football, Cricket, Boxing, Shooting, Fishing Tackle. , > W. P. TYSSEN, j 7 Sports Specialist, Phone 468, Whakatane.

PUBLIC NOTICES OPTICIANS t ■' mm 11 I vm HUMPHRY & FLETCHER Every Wed. Macklow’s Pharmacy.

XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS \ SANDALS ? SLIPPERS, SHOES \ . for every member of the family. USE OUR LAY-BY FOR XMAS. MILNE’S SHOE STORE Whakatane Hotel Buildings, The Strand.

Mr A. S. Sutherland National M.P. for Hauraki Will address Te Teko ' Electors AT TE TEKO HALL on Thursday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m.

ANNUAL MEETING WINTER SHOW ASSOCIATION • (Incorporated) To he held in the Whakatane Borough Council Chambers at 8 p.m. THURSDAY (Tomorrow) / November 17, 1949 .. • s _ ’ i We stand at the parting of the ways, and it is to the interest of every Show Member to attend this meeting. The President will bring forward proposals that will have far reaching effects on the Show position on this coast. If these proposals are carried out, every sporting body and every Show patron will benefit. The businessmen of this town will find as they found during the past Winter Show, that Show Week business will continue to be a record week. KEEP THURSDAY NIGHT (TOMORROW) FREE AND HELP YOUR TOWN AND DISTRICT TO GROW. Balance Sheets , During the Show period activity some members neglected to give their correct initials or address, and if you have not received a Balance Sheet a ring on Phone 169 A will bring your copy by return mail. / . Suggestions If you have any suggestions that will improve the Show or rectify any mistakes that may have been made, the Executive will welcome your attendance on Thursday night. Show Entries For 1950 Now is the t'me to sow and prepare for our next Show. Vegetables, maize, pc tatoes and fruit will be welcome entries. We have tv o outstanding organisations on the coast, the New Zealand Wc nen’s Institutes and the Young Farmers’ Clubs. Both bodies are i rfluencing the home and farm life of the Bay of Plenty and are adding to the ultimate prosperity of New Zealand. Remember the Annual Meeting Tomorrow Night at 8 pjn. RICHARD COBBE, Secretary.