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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 510, 2 March 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, PATUMAHOE I M.U.1.0. .OP., V LOmL PUKEKOHE LODGE, % No. 8063. . ? a; PUBLIC MEETING Iwill be Heldtfn PATUMAHOE fiALL, *. 0,1 M THURSDAY, At 8 ftm, —8 p.m. To Form a ffiuM&ranch of Above Lodge Vt>Fatumnhoe. Mr. .). Hengj? Will Preside. Mr. of the Auckland i)istri(Js|ii'ill (Jive an Address on tjn'e-:Advantages of tfe-a Friendly .^ociwjy. AIV Intei-esjed in friendly Societies' good workJjfend tlirjjj# intending to join the Branch are requested to attend. > \r send your Wives, send your husbands. send your brothers. If the.tf.4io not like to cometalone, come witjvthem, you will beiinterested. Roll®)) and join one of ihe soundest arjfl strongest in the world. B.v/Orde'-, h Haft, 515 Per Sec. GLENBROOK SPORTS. 1 To be Held ii MR. H|DC KINSON'S jS'PADDOCK, * GLKN'BROojc. V On# THURSDAY, MARCH 4. %ymf^ion: Adults, ls.m /£■' Children, (Id. Hot Y®er Provided. Entries March 2nd. Refreshment Bo«|i on Ground. DAS&E IN TI%VENING f; In GlenbrooKTjHall. flints 2s fid. ijkies, Is. /C. J. T. HODGKIOTpN, \ NOTICE. A A\n DANCE, am ■faj§f»itation will fte tendered and Mrs. D. Moloney iivdSro I*%i Hall on MONDAY, MardjWtn • —A. Tjjrwin, Secretary.

.COMING BY SPECIIL TRIANS. WIRTHS' ?(ew c:rcus WIRTH (LTD.) GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. Will Present a Complete Now Circus PUKEK 0 H t. THURSDAY, MARCH 11. ONK NIGHT,ONLY. Sensations That Intoxicate the Soul With Delight. Not Only a Great Amusement Enterprise, But also an EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OF IMPORTANCE AND VALUE. PRICES Reserved Seats 7s fid (including tax), (is 5s 4s (plus tax). Children half-price* to all seats. Bj\ your tickets at circus during' day of show to avoid crowd at night. WIRTHS' HUGE ZOO open in the Afternoon from 4 to 5, when the Animals will be fed. Admission "s (plus tax) Adults. Children fid. 549 PATUMAHOE HALL. ii Mauku, Pntumahoe, Wsiau and Kuraka will be held in the above hall on FRIDAY, March 12th, at 730 p.in ,to consider the erection of saleyards to accommodate stock from above districts ;to fix M l e and arrange ways and means Every farmer interested in stock is urged to attend as the business proposed is his direct interest. Signed JOSEPH HENRY, .';V - .Convenor by Request.

Classes for Free Place held in the following' subje«a&r' English, AriHfaretic, Shorthand, English, Ari® TypewritiaS. nnerv, ffecf W __ Book-keeping, )ressmaking, Milfoical Drawing. Full particulars worn local Superwho will, attend at the Technical School kt 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, MARCH 4, to enrol su/leffts. 0. H. GORRINGE, Locrt l Superintendent. PUKEKOHE TECHNICAL SCHOOL. COMPULSORY CONTINUATION CLASSES;? • & All voung persons' between the ages of 14 W 17;/years residing within two miles of the Pukekohe Technical SohOtol, awd who are not attending a Primary or a Secondary School, must attitf at the Pukekohe Technical SchoAon 4 tli jo t ?o to bp enrolled in the above •Kisses. . jjii* \ 1 /C , •Attendance it* U ee Section 121, Education Ijct, 1»H). Anv voung persons between 14 and 17 vears residing beyoml\wo niilos from the Technical School |na> attend these classes as free stodtnt.. ?r their parents sign the ne%sary ? ;Si, fur um w#* is | hp iibsolutp minimum therefore f tudents are advised to take extra classes so thatthey ma. ps.-me the penal clauses of the Act. Full particulars can be obtained from the Local Superintendent (Mi. <; i| Gorringe). J. I>. KALAUGHLR, Supervisor, r )3 9 Auckland Education Board.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. THAMES KACES AT I'ARAWAI. SATURDAY,\th MARCH, l->-°• MONDAY. MARCH, 1920. Holiday ExoursiM tickets will issued to from Au< land and intei-naediafce stations r.th March and by momiig trains lith March, available return 1 9th March.