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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 65, 18 November 1949, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES NYLON HOSE ( , ' I NYLON HOSE NYLON HOSE TODAY TODAY at MORPETHS ? CHIROPODIST M. E. HYDE, M.N.Z.S. Ch. : Macklow’s Pharmacy,' Ist Tuesday' in month. Next visit December 6. " TENDERS Tenders are invited for two paddocks of standing hay, approximately .10 acres. N \ , Tenders close with the undersigned on November 25. Further paddocks available at la later date. . x D. M. THOMPSON, Farm Manager, R.P.D. Co. 151 PONY CLUB (Whakatane Branch) The annual, meeting' will' be held at the BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS on Wednesday night next (November 32) at 7.30. Parents arid senior members particularly requested to attend. Whakatane members going to the PAUER CHASE at White Pine Bush on Sunday are to assemble at the Domain at 10.30 a.m., bringing their own lunch. ; / Limited , transport available for non-riders. l-v'

CLOSING OF MUTTON BIRD SEASON Mutton Bird season will be closed from November 16, 1949, to Jauary 31, 1950, and no persons are allowed to land on Whale Island. Picnic and other parties wanting to land . on the said Island application canid be made to the secretary on behalf of the Moutohora Committee. ; R. RATIMA, ■ , 227 Sec., Poroporo. ■ THE AUCKLAND WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION / ' j'• N ■ / / / * OVERWEIGHT BALES -V> The attention of Growers is particuarly drawn to the Wool Packing Order 1948, which makes it an of- ... fence to pack bales weighing over 4001bs, except in the case of Bellies, Pieces and Locks, where the maximum weight is 4501b5. A considerable number of over- , weight bales have already been received by Brokers this season and as such bales cannot be considered to be in a “shipable condition” it has become necessary for Brokers, to reduce these bales to the regulation weights. A special charge will have to be made to the Grower for each bale so handled and ithe surplus wool will be binned and will carry the usual bining charge.

To avoid inconvenience and expense to / themselves, Growers should make certain that all bales are within the regulation weight limits before despatching them to Brokers Stores. J.'E. CONNOR, 216 ■ Secretary. 'MYRA LOUISE GOWNS of Gisborne wish hereby to notify their many Bay of Plenty clients that fin future all business should be transacted with MYRA LOUISE, BOX 342, GISBORNE, as. Mrs Ailsa Coutts is no longer representing the above company. 220

WHAKATANE CHAMBER OF - COMMERCE Inc. Notice is hereby given of a general meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Inc. to be held at the COUNTY CHAMBERS, Whakatane, on Thursday next, November 24, 1949, at 7.30 p.m. / Business: General. N. H. E. HOCKIN, 250 Secretary. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 . Full particulars next Monday’s issue. A.\J. CANNING & CQ., Auctioneers. 251 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Greenstone Tiki (about 2|” by H”) With red paint round eyes, vicinity Heads and town, Valued keepstake. Reward. Finder enquire Beacon Office. 163 LOST Saturday, Matata school sports, baby’s gold bangle and gold tie pin brooch, engraved Yvonne. .. Reward. Finder please ring 36M, Matata. ' 164 LOST—One wallet containing car ownership papers and petrol cou-. pons, also large sum of money. Re- - ward. Leave at Beacon Office. 241