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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 1, 22 February 1950, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, at 1 p.m. at the Mart, Whakatane. Sewing Machines: Singer Electric, Dressmaker’s; Wheeler and Wilson Treadle; Wertheium, Treadle all in good order. Cast Aluminium Sink and Top (new); 2 Saddles; Large Milk Cool"er; Green Feed Cutter; Copper; El. H.W; Cylinders; Copper H.W. Tank: Cycle Trailer; Lawnmo\Vers; Coal Ranges; Carpet Sweepei's; Primus Stoves; Kero Cookers; Bumper Jack; Tricycle; Radios; Neeco Rangette; Cycles; El. Irons. Large range of good furniture including: Oak 4-piece Bedroom Suite; 6-piece Breakfast Room Suite; 3 Writing Desks; Oak Wardrobe; Duchess; Sideboard; Man’s Robe; Dressing Tables; Fireside Chairs; Easy Chairs; Single Bed Settee (as new); Kitchen Cabinets; Round Dinner Table; Extension Table; Kitchen Tables; Kitchen Chairs; Washstands; Occ. Tables; Rimu Settees; Palm Stands; Book Cases; Double Single Beds and Mattresses; Numerous-Kitchen Sundries; Wringers;; New Slazenger Racquet and Press. i h.p. Motor (Electric) 9 x 10 Carpets Electric Guitar, 1-Cow Separator. Light Car Trailer, 21in wheels. Ex Estate of Miss K. M. Devine: Haake Piano, iron frame-, in good order. A. J. CANNING & CO., Auctioneers. 219

WHAKATANE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC. A general meeting of the Whakatane Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Borough Chambers on Thursday next, February 23, 1950, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS : 1. Murupara Visit. 2. Aerodrome.' 3. General. / N. H. E. HOCKIN, Secretary. 245

PUBLIC NOTICE In conjunction with D. C. Morpeth and Sons Mrs D. Williams will again be starting the popular Cut-Tack-Fit service. Mrs Williams will be in attendance at the Fabric House each Friday commencing, March 3- To avoid disappointment, early application is advisable as only a limited number of orders can be taken each week for this specialised service. 262

MANAWAHE SPORTS ' (Affiliated with N.A.U. Incorp.) To be held in the Manawahe Sports Ground, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1950 Admission to Ground: Cars 1/-, Adults 2/6, Children 6d. First chop starts at 10.30 a.m. 1. 10” Manawahe District Chop. Ist Prize Cup, 2nd Prize 30/-, 3rd Prize £l. Entrance Fee 10/-. (Residents only). 2. 12” Standing Chop. Ist Prize £6, 2nd Prize £4, 3rd Prize £2. Nomination Fee 3/6. Acceptance 6/-. 3. 10” Standing Chop. Ist Prize £4, 2nd Prize £2/10/-, 3rd Prize 30/-. / Nomination Fee 3/-, Acceptance 5/-. 4. 12” Standing Chop. Ist Prize £6 and Axe, 2nd Prize. £4, 3rd Prize £2. Nomination Fee 3/6. Acceptance 6/-. 5. Underhand 12” Sweepstake. Ist Prize 50 per cent, 2nd 25 per cent. Nomination fee 5/-. Acceptance 5/-. 6. 10” Consolation Chop Sweepstake. Ist Prize 50 per cent, 2nd Prize 25 per cent. Nomination Fee £l. Official handicapper N.A.U. Rules, Entrants compete at Own risk. First chop commences at 10.30 a.m. Nominations requested by February 27, by the Secretary, H. Rimmen, Matata R.D., or ring 43K Matata, evenings. Novelty Horse Events. Horse Jumps. Athletics. Children’s races commencing " at • 10 a.m. All Prizes increased 100 per cent. Lunch and hot water available on ground. Dance in Evening. Good Music. Admission to Dance: Gents 3/-, i Ladies 2/-. 272

TO VIOLIN STUDENTS Mr S. G. Pearce re-commences violin teaching at Whakatane and Edgecumbe February 6. All inquiries at Armstrong’s, Stationers. 179