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The- concert and" ball "to' be hel<d in the Rimu Town .Hall: bn Wednesday next promises to be an outstanding complete arid all that is desired is a packed house and so assure success. The best of talent has been procured for the concert and the music for the hall will be supplied ‘;by Y tfib Black Hand Orchestra.—A’dvt.
Advice has been received by the Minister of Defence (the Eton T.- M. Wilford) that Flight-Lieutenant Sidney Wallingford, of the Royal Air Force, who has accepted the appointment of captain in the New Zealand Air,.Force, will arrive in the. Dominion shortly. Mr Wilford mentioned that Captain Wallingford, who is an expert in flying boats and seaplanes, will be attached to the Hobsonville aerodrome*' where the seaplane base is. Captain Walling*; ford has recently distinguished himself by winning the rifle championship of the Royal AirY) Force, together with' the Duke of Cumberland’s Cup. ( Y
Snow oji.|: the hills !—See McKay’s wilidow for men’s and boys’ underclothing.- Rest Woolsey and Rameses, Mosgiel, and also ) cheaper makes inwoollen under-shirts and pants. Bargain prices.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 June 1929, Page 5
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