In order to celebrate the homecoming of Privates Charles and Dan Casey from active service, an evening was tendered to a large number of Matamata and Waharoa returned soldiers by Mr D. Qa3ey, at his residence, Waharoa, fihis week. There was a large number present, and a most pleasant evening Was spent with song's and anecdotes. Before the gathering dispersed Mr J. Burke made a very pleasant and appropriate speech.
LEGAL NOTICE. PURINa Mr Bell's absence from the office through illness Mr M, H. Hampson will be in charge. HAMPSON & BELL. ROTORUA ELECTORATE. To the Electors. AS already announced I beg to state that I am definitely contesting the Rotorua seat at the forthcoming election. I will take an early opportunity cf laying my views before you from the public platform in the various centres of the electorate. MALCOLM LARNEY. JRotorua, September 25th, 1919. MELROSE, SILCOCK AND CO. WISH to notify the public that they they have opened up a motor jtfneering workshop in Tower road, Matamata, (opposite end of Arawa street). Patrons may rely upon getting a first-class job at a reasonable cost, under personal supervision of Mr Silcock (motor engineer). Oils, benzine and motor acessories always in stock.
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Matamata Record, Volume III, Issue 151, 25 September 1919, Page 3
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