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Chronicle (Levin), 19 February 1949, Page 1

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PUBLIC NOTICES

LEVIN REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY and MONDAY You 11 Have Lots of Fun at "HOLiDAY CAMP" — With — Floia RUbs'dn — Denhis Price Jack Warner — Hazel . Court DRESS CIRCLE requested to use REGENT HALL ENTRANCE whilst Ramp Alterations are being carried out. LEVIN MUNICIPAL SILVER BAND BAND C0NCERT SUNDAY EVENING, tEB. 30th, At 8.20 p.m. LEVIN DOMAIN LEVIN DOMAIN - IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND. GRAND STAND. Marehes — Hymns — Selection — "MinstrCl Melodies" NO COLLECTION JHE Junior Meeting of the Loyal Victoria Lodge will be held in the Lodge Rooms, Oxford Street, Levih, at 7 p.m. It is- important that all members be present. Supt. W. DOYLE J. SALMONS LEVIN JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TH& Arinual General Meeting will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Okford Street, Levin, "bn TUESDAY, february 22, 1949, at 8 p.m., and a . cordial ihvit-ation td be present is extended to all members, intending member's,- and their friends. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Accounts, Election of Officers and Board' Members, General. G. H. SORENSON, Secretary. LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. PENALTY ON RATES. . pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby . given ! that a pehalty of ten per 'cent. will be added to all rates not paid oh Of be'fore Tuesday, March 15th. 1949. Further, all rates remaining uncpaid at that date will be sued for without further notice. H. L. JENKINS, Town Clerk. Levin, 11/2/1949. A MESSAGE TO FARMERS. REMEMBER— pOR Condition ,and Increased Production use — TUI DAIRY MEAL. Only Purest Ingredients Used. Manufactured Only By HODDER & TOLLEY LTD., Palmerston North. KOPUTAROA FLOWER SHOW, BAZAAR, BABY SHOW AND DANCE To be Held at KOPUTAROA HALL, SATURDAY, FEB. 26th, 1949. FLOWER SHOW AT 2 P.M. Free Bus from Levin leaves 1.30 p.m. DANCE AT 8 P.M. LARKIN'S ORCHESTRA. Good Supper — Good Floor. PUBLIC TRUST OFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. JVJOTICE is hereby given that .all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust OfRce at Levin, on or before the 21st day of March, 1949. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show ful'l d'etails, and must be certified as follows: — "1 HEREBY CERTIFY that th6 amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ESTATES. THOMAS BEVAN, late of Levin, Retired Farmer, died 31/1/49. EDWARD HUMPHREY BRACEY, late of Otaki, Retired Ghs Engineer, died 4/2/49. EDWARD HAYES, late of Levin, Retifed Railway Employee, died 31/1/49. N. H. ATKINSON, Distriet Manager for Levin. February 19th, 1949. WANTED TO 5MALL paddock, handy to Levin, for two quiet ponies. Apply G. .Mann, -Queen Street, Levin. 'Phone 433S.

It's "H" Night at the Levin , Combined Amateur Athletic ' and Cycling Club's SPORTS ON MONDAY, conimencing at 7 p.m. HIGHLAND dancing (Pupils of the Jean Scott School of Dancing.) HOROWHENUA highland PIPE BAND, Who gained Most Points of B Grade Bands in Quick Step HUNTER shield contest. Foxton, Shannon, Otaki and Levin Oompefitors taking part.'" LEVIN PARK DOMAIN. oroua DOWNS sports club. Annual sports, MARCII 5th, 1949. Jmnping Events, Gallops, Highland Dancing, Running and Cyclingl G. A. GATES, Secretary. 'Phone 223J, Foxton. IIOROWHENUA electric POVVER BOARD. cut - off. £ONSUMERS are advised that weather permitting, power will be off all lines -in the Board's area ii')] tii of utid including the Borougn oi Levin, 011 Sunday, 20th February, iroin 2 to 3.30 p.m. R. A. FREDERIRSON, Managing Secretary. EVENING SCHOOL." music society. CHORAL SOCIETY: /\LL those interested in the formation of a Choral Society to sing liglit operatic .and general choral wurk.s are asked to attend a meeting in the Assembly Hall on Thursday, February 24th, at 8 p'.m. ORCFESTRA: ln.siruinentalists interested in the formation of an Orchestra are asked t.o contact the Principal,,, (Telephone 170.) N. A. BYRNE, Principal. horowhenua college EVENING school: £VENING Ciasses will commence on Tuesday, February 22. Enrolmenls will be taken at the College Office on Friday, February 18, from 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. and from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m., arud. on Monday, February 21, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Stu'dents; who attended in 1948 mu.st re-enrol if they wish to continue this year. No enrolment is carried over from 1948. FEES : Exeept for a maintenance fee of 2/6, payable by all students, ciasses are l'ree to (aj Students up to the age of 19 years taking an approved course of two subjects. (b) Anyone over the- age of 19 years who has not had five years' free Post Primary Education. In this case, enrolment foj.' one evening is sufficient. SCHEDULE of classes: , Tuesday: Cookery Dressmaking Woodwork Bookkeeping Commercial Practice Siiorthand-Typing (Junior) Mathematics Thursday Art Dressmaking Woodwork Accountancy Shorthand-Typing (Senior) English Drama If sufficient enrolments are available, a class in Outdoor Skficiing and Landscape will be le-ld 011 Friday afternoon from 1.30 ■o 3.30. Ciasses in o'ther subjects can be arranged on a minimum enrolment of 6, provided suitajjle in■vructors are available. AIOTOR apprenticeship CLASSES: The schedule of ciasses will be notified when the numbers attendhv>; are ascertained. Apprentices are urged to enrol immediately so timi, arrangements may be made. N. A. BYRNE, Principal.