FLASHES.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 10 July 1919, Page 2

FLASHES.

The monthly mcc. ville Town Board eve»ing. }

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Returned soldiers' social to-night Thursday, 10th insjfc, in Agricultural Hall. Good music, good| floor, and supper.

H. Graham, ui/iiversal provider, advertises special lin/ss eof football boots and other footwear,; clearing at cost prices.

Arrange meijifcs have been made to hold an Undenominational Sunday School at Parakai eve^ry Sunday at 2 p.m.

Attention is directed to an advt. re Church of/England euchre and social in the Agricultural Hall on Thursday evening nexty

The | attendance at the Bowling Club sociaKon Thursday evening last was not up'jko expectations, the weather being bl'4'iiied for the non-appearance of many.

/Four meetings, two socials, a dancing otass, a variety entertainment, and six picture shows is Helensville's record in amusement for the current week.

Tenders, to close on August 9th, are .invited, per advertisement in this issue, for the construction of a concrete swimming bath in the Helensville school

grounds

; The annual meeting of the Kaipara Co-op. Dairy Factory Co., Ltd. will be held in the Agricultural Hall, Helensville on Thursday next, July 17th, at 12.30 p.m.

The early morning train from Helensville to Auckland which is timed to leave at 6.50 a.m. got away on Monday morning at 8,15, being delayed, it is rumoured, through one of the staff not getting the water on the boil soon enough. . . •

Those intending to avail themselves of the opportunity of attending the Ruakura Farm of Instruction from 21st to 26th July, should make early application to the Organising Secretary N".Z. Farmers' Union, Box 26, Helensville.

An important clearing sale will take place at Helensville on Tuesday, July 15, the North Auckland Farmers' Co-op, having received instructions from Mr R. Ferrall to dispose of the whole of his well-known Jersey herd. Fulf^particulars are advertised elsewhere.

It is anticipatsd that 250 soldiers and friends will be guests of the citizens at the Ball on 21st August. The Committee wish to point out that the subscription has been fixed at one guinea (double ticket) to cover cost of entertainment of soldiers and their ladies as well as subscribers and partners.

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds, never fails,

Mr R. Cuthberfr, who has taken over the Terminus Hotel, Helensville.~i«*.weU*J and favourably known to residents and travellers, having resided in this locality for a number of years prior to taking over the Commercial Hotel at Mangawhare. Mr H. W. Allen, a son-in-law ; of Mr Cuthbert's, has gone into the last named hotel. Mr A. Bishop, who has run the Terminus Hotel for some years past, intends having a holiday before resuming control of the Terminus Hotel I at Onehunga, of which business he is j the proprietor. i

Only a small audience greeted the " Topsy Turvey " Company at Helensville last Friday evening, a fact which caused the manager to comment on the apparent indifference of Helensville people to what is, in his own words, "the best vaudeville show at present touring Australasia." The disappointed speaker no doubt lost sight of the fact that the night was a stormy one, it was also the late shop night, and that insufficient publicity, combined with the other two causes, accounted for the slump in the box office receipts. The manager mentioned that a return visit might be paid at some future date.

A reminder that the Fancy Dress Masquerade Ball takes place Monday evening next in the Lyric Theatre is hardly, necessary. Since the outbreak of war dancing locally has boen confined to socials and parties, and a ball on an elaborate scale, such as is promised for Monday nitfht, will be eagerly welcomed by all dancing enthusiasts. A first-class Auckland orchestra has been engaged, and the catering is also in charge of a city firm. Numerous fancy dresses are being created for the occasion, and the fact that all dancers have to be masked will lend a touch of novelty and mystery to the proceedings. Spectators will be admitted to the gallery only.

For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

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