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Matamata Record, Volume II, Issue 112, 23 December 1918, Page 3

“ ’Tis not in Mortals to command success but we’ll do more, deserve it.” MATAMATA HALL PICTURES Saturday, December 20 The three-cylinder love story : “ THE GOWN OF DESTINY ” He was too frail to enlist but he did his bit. Splendid Scenery and Splendid dresses. Part 7 of the great Mystery drama : “ The BVJysteipy of the Double Cross” An Exciting Instalment. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. TAURANGA ELECTORAL DISTRICT Licensing Amendment Act, 1918 THE attention of electors is drawn to section 7 of the Licensing Amendment Act, 1918, whereby it is provided that a valid ground of objection to the retention on the electoral roll of any district of the name of any elector is the fact that such elector does not reside at the address stated on the roll as the address of such elector. Every elector of this district who is still residing therein but at a different address from that stated on the roll should at once notify the Registrar of his present address. W. BAKER, Registrar of Electors. Office of the Registrar of Electors. Magistrate’s Court, Tauranga. 14th December, 1918. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in the Matamata public pound by M. Gould: —1 grey mare, branded R. 0.; 1 dark bay gelding, branded W.M.; 1 white mare, no brand ; 1 chestnut mare, no brand ; 1 light bay gelding, no brands. If notclaimedandoxpensespaid, will be sold at the pound on Tuesday, December 24th, at 12 noon. E. STRONG, Pound keeper IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in the Matamata public pound, by W. Gardner, Walton: —1 black and white steer, 1 white steer, 1 Hereford roan cow an-d roan calf, all branded I.H with large back-bite out of near ear; 1 Hereford steer, 1 brindle steer, 1 blue and white steer, 1 red and white steer, all with backbite out of near ear ; 1 roan cow and calf, no brands ; 1 red polled cow and calf, with back-bite out of ear; 1 strawberry cow and white calf, 1 Hereford heifer and red calf, 1 red and white cow and calf, all with brand and ear-mark ; 1 black and white polled cow, earmarked only, and 1 black heifer, ear-marked and branded. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on Friday, January 3rd, in the Matamata public pound, at 12 noon. E. STRONG, Poundkeeper

MATAMATA TOWN BOARD Influenza Epidemic AT the meeting of the above board on Thursday a special resolution was carried by acclamation that a vote of thaplcs to lady and gentlemen workers in connection with their efforts towards fighting the epidemic be publicly advertised. On behalf of the residents the board takes this opportunity of rendering its sincere thanks to all who so unselfishly rendered services. B. BLENNERHASSETT, Town Clerk. CHURCH SERVICES. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Matamata—2.Bo p.m. Rev. R. Jackson Tirau—7.Bo p.m. Rev. R. Jackson METHODIST CHURCH. Matamata—ll a.m. Mr Vickers. ~ 7:30 p.m. Mr Richards Hinuera —11 a.m. Supply Pntotere—2 p.m, Mr Bunn Omahine —2.30 p.m. Mr Trebilco Okauia—2 p.m. Supply Turanga-o-moana-11 a.m. Mr Richards Walton (song service) — 2 p.m. Mr Richards Taihoa —11 a.m. Mr Brown Richfield—2 p.m. Mr McDonald