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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4500, 6 December 1922, Page 3

Amusements, Meetings, Etc. CENTRAL THEATRE. WOODS PICTURES. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Donald Crisp Production THE BONNIE BRIAR BUSH featuring , MARY GLYNNE. Also 2000 ft. comedy. THURSDAY NIGHT. PAULINE FREDERICK in THE LOVES OF LETTY. 2000 ft. Comedy. .Also election results. ELECTION RESULTS will be screened at GRAND CONCERT & DANCE. NGATEA PUBLIC HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Splendid Programme—Good Floor Henderson’s Orchestra. Waltzing Competition—four prizes Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 3/-. CAPITOL PICTURES. NGATEA PUBLIC HALL. FRIDAY, .Bth DECEMBER. NETHERTON PUBLIC HALL. MONDAY, 11th DECEMBER. The Irrepressibly Buoyant Little Star VIOLA DANA in a Romance of Homespun and Gingham. “HOME STUFF” “HOME STUFF” “HOME STUFF” In which the star finds the Home Stuff of the farm pays better than the spotlight of the stage. One Long Scream from Start to Finish. Good Supports. cPAEROA TENNIS CLUB. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. PAEROA BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14th, at 8 p.m. Business: (1) Report of subcommittee ; (2) Notice of motion moved by Mr C. N. O’Neil, seconded by Mr S. Hedge : — (a) That the Paeroa Tennis Club be incorporated under the Incorporated Societies Act, 1908, and that tlie rules Of the club be approved for that purpose. (b) That when incorporated, the Paeroa Tennis Club affiliate with the South Auckland Lawn Tennis Association. R. B. PENLINGTON, Hon. Sec.

Auction Sales. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th at 2 p.m. ACTING UNDER instructions from Mr G. McAndrew, of Hill Street, I will sell his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.— Bedsteads, Wardrobe, Duchess Chest, Cheval, Bedside Tables, Dining Tables, Dining Chairs., ' 2 Morris Chairs, Sideboard, writing Desk, Occasional Tables, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Cup and Glass Case, and Garden Tools and Sundries. About 40 fowls. H. A. MARKS, AUCTIONEER. HAURAKI PLAINS MAIL SERVICE. TWELVE months’ actual experience of maintaining a regular motor service in all weathers over the bad roads of the Plains has resulted in a heavy loss. It is our aim to continue giving the public the dependable service that we have hitherto maintained, but this will only be possible by readjusting our charges to provide for excessive wear and tear occasioned by the exceptionally bad road conditions. It is with regret that we make this announcement, and have re cast the scale of passenger fares on the basis of 6d per mile for each passenger in order to meet the representations of settlers between towns on the Plains. The following fares will be charged on and after December 11, 1922 : Single Return Ngatea to Pacroa 7/6 15/Kerepeehi to Paeroa 6/- 12/Netherton to Paeroa 3/- 6/Children half price. BRENAN AND CO. LTD.