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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4305, 17 August 1921, Page 3

BOY wanted, to assist milk few cows ; board in.—Apply Keys, Junction. Farm, Paeroa.' BOARD & RESIDENCE wanted by gentleman with private family, handy to town. —Apply 746, “Gazette” Office. FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL. rp.WO-STOREY Dwelling ana -L Shop, about 11,090 Bricks, more or less, double-fronted Shop and windows. Show-ioom. All fittings Kauri and Riinu. Five large rooms upstairs.—Apply W. J. Vuglar, Karangahake, or T. P. Vuglar, Paeroa.

THAMES VALLEY CO-OPERA-TIVE DAIRYING CO., LTD. (In Liquidation.) rp HE ANNUAL MEETING of JL Shareholders will be held in the Central Theatre, Paeroa, at 11 a.m. on Monday, August 22, 1921. Business :.To receive the Liquidators’ report and ■ statement of accounts. W. H. BLAKEWAY, For the Liquidators. HAURAKI PLAINS AGRICU.LTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIA- ... TION. (Incorporated.) A MEETING of the-EXecutive Committee of the above Association will be held at the Kerepeehi Hall on Saturday, August 20, at 11 a.m. All members are urgently requested to attend to discuss position with regard to last Show and work for the coming year. L. A. W. BAGNALL, Convener. TENDERS FOR INLAND MAIL SERVICES FOR 1922-24. S EALED tenders will be received at the several chief post offices in the Dominion until noon on .Monday, September 12, 1921, for the conveyance of mails for a period of three years from January 1, 1922. A list of services for which tenders are being invited is on exhibition at all post offices. R. B. MORRIS, Secretary General Post Office, Wellington, August 6, 1921. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. , FOOTBALL MATCH. SPRINGBOKS V. AUCKLAND. AT AUCKLAND, SATURDAY, . AUGUST 20, 1921. Holiday excursion tickets will be issued from Thames, Komata North and intermediate stations to Auckland on August 19, and from Paeroa and intermediate stations to Auckland on August 20, by trains due to arrive in Auckland not later than 2.20 p.m, both available for return up Io August 22. Not available on main trunk express trains. See handbill. v BY ORDER. NOTICE. THE WAIHOU AND OHINEMURI RIVERS IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1910. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEii jLI that an enquiry under,the provisions of the above-mention-ed Act will be held by me at the Magistrate’s Courthouse, Paeroa, on MONDAY, the 12th day of SEPTEMBER, 1921, at 11 o’clock., in the forenoon, to determine the proportions of the annual contribution to be made by the Goldmining Companies discharging tailings, slimes, or mining debris into either the Waihou or Ohinemuri Rivers. JOHN H. SALMON, Warden. CENTRAL THEATRE, PAEROY THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921. GRAND SOCIAL AND EUCHRE TOURNAMENT. ( In aid of Sports Queen.) Excellent Supper, Good Music. Six good "euchre prizes (three each for ladies and gentlemen) on view at D. McWatters’ windows. Euchre held on Stage. Ladies 2/- Gents 3/-. . J. M. CROSBY, Hon. Secretary. CENTRAL THEATRE. Keep Your Eye on My Umbrella. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. By Arrangement with J. & N>. TAI". If You’re not prepared to Laugh, Stop Away from EDGLEY & DAWE And DAN AGER The three Comedians who rocked the Boat of Laughter in “SINBAD THE SAILOR” PANTOMIME Until it jolly well capsized. They are about to present the Superlative Extravaganza, “ODDS AND ENDS” “ODDS AND ENDS” In which Mirth, Music, Merriment, and Dainty Dancing unite in making a Bright, Solid, Happy Evening’s Entertainment. Associated with these Exceptional entertainers are ALYS AND FLORENCE WILSON, Who Dance the Stars out of £he Firmament. ALAN SHRIMPTON, The Velvet Baritone who can sing a mummy into rapt admiration, NELLIE MACQUIRE. Who has all the “On Tour” Vocalists scratching for a crus'i. CECILY AUDIBEKT, The Chic and Cheeky Soubrettc. And a .lot of others. Prices : Res. 4/-, 3/-, and 2/- (Plus tax). Box Plans now open at "Gazette” Office.