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Otaki Mail, Volume 27, 24 November 1919, Page 3

FHAOBiLAND % PiCTUHES i BRIGHTS’ THEATRE, OTAKI. TUESDAY (TO-MORROW). TIP-TOP. FILMS. CKU3SDAY— . x TIP-TOP PROGRAMME. SATURDAY NIGHT-TIP-TOP PROGRAMME. J. McMILLAN, Solo Proprietor, jgEACIC -AND WHITE"' BALL. . (Dress Optional.) _ TE BORO PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, 28tli NOVEMBER. THE LAST DANCE OF THE SEASON Don ’t Miss It I TWO PRIZES. Good Music. Good Floor. Admission: .Gents, 2s fid; Ladies, Is (id. 11. GEOXDIN, M.C. OTAKT ELECTION. [ J. R. ISHEItWOOD, LiberalLabour Candidate, will address the Electors at Waikanao on MONDAY, 2-1 ih, at S p.m. THE OTAKI SEAT. MR W. H. FIELD ■yyiLL Address the Electors of Otaki ns under:— LEVIN THURSDAY, November 27 at S p.m., at-Century Hall. OTAKI CROQUET CLUB. rpHE GREEN will be opened on WEDNESDAY, 28th inst.j.at 2.30 p.m. All members and friends invited to bo present. MRS J. R. BILLS, ; Hon. Sec. SOLDIERS’ SHOP DAY Cij SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20th. BRIGHTS’ THEATRE SUPPERROOM, OTAKI. BEEHIVE STALL: Mesdames Blair, Podevin and Witchell, assisted by Gwcniffcr Stevens, will have children’s dainty frocks, boys’ and men’s pyjamas, cakes, produce,-etc. From a DUG-OUT Sister Lewis will preside over bran-tub. Boys and girls separately catered for. At the TRICOLOR STALL Misses Kilsby and Mackie will dispense sweets and surprise packets. The WHEEL OF FORTUNE will bo decorated with beautiful flowers in abundance by Misses M. Baker .and F. Bcvan. Digging for prizes in tulip beds may also be indulged in. At the SECRECY BUREAU (near G.H.Q.), Mrs Barclay will impart confidential information that may be of value. LIGHT REFRESHMENT in the hands of Misses Patching and Broad- | way. ! DONATIONS of any kind gratefully eceived. Help the boys who have done 11 for us. MRS H. WITCHELL, Hon. Sec. HOKOWHENUA HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, OTAKI. NOTICE. pBIZE-MONEY won at late Show wilt be paid at my residence, Aotaki Street, on "WEDNESDAY, November 28th, from 2 to S p.m. S. NORGEOVE, Secretory. NOTICE. LTAVING taken over the well-known ' CHOCOLATE EOS, opposite the Picture Theatre, and previously carried on by Mrs T. B. Bas, I wish to inform old-and new customers that I shall endeavour to keep up the high standard of good Ice Creams and best assortment of Confeetioneiy. CLEANLINESS AND CIVILITY. MISS M, BAXTER, PROPRIETRESS. XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. YPCE distant, friends will i - delighted if you send them a Private j Greeting Card- Call and see the mag- j nificent samples on view at the ’ * Otaki ; Mail” Office. j I " J Here We Are Again ! | JJAVENG retained the services g of a First-class" Tonsorial 15 Artist, we are prepared to cater, p for all classes, .. , g For a comfortable Haircut or Easy .Shave, or for Tobaccos, S etc- visit the Old Sport.! 0 T. B. BAX,