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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 254, 18 June 1932, Page 6

f^OVERNMENT J^ATHS, . ' ,if ' * 4 :*f!l ROTORUA ^ ^ ^ wir^T^ duche^S^SWIWH^ING POOL ! ' j ^ iWOMEN^S SWJMMING POOL 9.30 a.m, to 1 p.m. 7.30 to 10 p.m. VISITORS 7.30 & W ■ RADIUM BATH CONSULT THE EXPERTS Week Days Sundays (Men) (Men) Free Information and Booking Service 1.30 p.m. to^ p?in? t0 10'3° a,n1, for Week Days (women) Sundays 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m, 7.30 to 10 p.in. LOCAL SIGHT-SEEING TRIPS 7-30 P-m- t0 10 P-m-OLD PRIEST BATH AND ALL _ , (Ward Baths) Days Sundays ! new zealand tours o0 , p m . ^ 7-30 p.m. to 10 p.m. • AT THE Week Days (women) Sundays 7 to 8.30 a.m. 7 to 10.30 a.m. - Government Tourist "Vewbl™ bath (Mixed Bathing) isureau Week Days and Sundays 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. _ . - __ _ ' " „ 3 p.m.'to 6 p.m. Fenton Street. Near Post Office 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. • P.O. Box 27 Telephone 44 POSTMA5TER BATH Week Days Sunday Tickets for Games and Hire of Playlng (Men) (Men) Material. Tickets for Tennis, Croquet, Bowls 10.30 to 11.30 a.m. 10 to 11 a.m. and Playing Material for same are on sale at Week Days (Women) the New Blue Bath. During- closed hours 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. tickets may be had from the Ticket Collector. (By appointment at the Main Bath House) 1 w iimi bii ■■ ■■HIHI ■■■nisiiisim 1 hbmhmmbi.m i ■i.nmiiasi ■. ■ 1 1 !>■ 11 ■ 1 ■ 1 ■ 1 ■■ CHEER-UP YOUR HOME WITH AN ATWATER KENT; RADIO THE RADIO WITH A GOLDEN VALUE AND A GOLDEN VOICE | A Modei 1" gf Every Home And j Every Pmfs© | INQUIRE ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN. ASK FOR A \ FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR OWN HOME. I LES. WOOLUAMS i PHONE 464K TUTANEKAI STREET ■ i I. ii i 9 NEW LOW PRICES FOR YOUR | WINTER FUEL. I HOUSEWI VES ! You must study values and prices this Winter, fl "8 realise this fact, and in order to help you through we have ■ contracted for supplies of |» j HIGH GRADE RATA AND TAWA || Which we now offer to you at the following 111 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES " ^ RATA — 16/- Per Ton Cash; 19/- per ton Booked. Was 22/- per ton. 11 TAWA — 12/- per ton Cash; 14/- per ton Booked. ||| Was 14/- per ton. j|| BEAR THIS IN MIND. — We are permanent Wood and Coal B Dealers, our Service has stood the test, and we place our reputa- K tion behind the quality of our goods. 1 ||| BUY NOW, BUY WELL, AND BUY CHEAP FOR CASH. ■ Also: Order BEST MANUKA, 18/- per ton; and RENOWN COAL, H the hot favourite. ||| C. ti. MACDONALD I Office. and Yard PHONE Finest Firewood |H AMOHAU ST. 191 Rata, Rimu, and SBg Tawa Cut to any Lengib. 1B Morris Cowley Tonrer was £70 now £65 I Being" redueed 10/- per day ti!! sold S Modei A Ford Tndor Sedan was £140 ■ now £130— Being reuiceci 20/- per day till k sold ^ Both cars are mechanically sound, body work and tyres in good sBl condition. PRICES INCLUDE THREE MONTHS FREE SERVICE. ^ ROTORUA FORD GARAGE ■ SFORD DEALERS ' K Fenton Street • phone 383 ^p CHEAP TRANSPORT FO R I PROSPERITY H RAILWAYS FIGHTING THE SLUMP I A hig obstacle to New Zealand's full recovery from the slump is the huge aggregate cost of land transport, of which motor-traffic accounts for three-fourths. The ' H annual toll of land-transport has amounted to £36 out of every £100 worth of production. New Zealand. can- SSB not afford this crushing hurden. The railways can light- ■ en the load. Use The Railways. for Recovery ra

SHAKESPEARIAN RECITAL A very interesting and instructive recital of some of the best-known passages in Shakespeare's plays was given at the Rotorua High School yesterday afternoon to about eighty of the pupils by Mr. R. Purdie, who makes periodical tours of the secondary schools of Australia and New Zealand. Mr. Purdie paid a visit to the school last year, and on both occasions his excellent interpretations have been greatly appreciated by scholars and staff. Mr. Purdie, who prefaced his impersonations by descriptions of the characters, showed special ability in dialogue, which he portrayed with great realism. The passages selected included wellknown scenes and speeches from "Hamlet," "Macbeth," "Julius Ceasar," and "Henry VIII." NO DAMAGE DONE Notwithstanding the heavy rain storm which passed over this district on Thursday no material damage has been done to roads or bridges. Both the Rotorua County Council and the Public Works Department state that no serious repairs are necessary. COAL SUPPLIES Although Rotorua coal merchants are eompelled to ration supplies to their customers as a result of the coal miners' strike, there is, as yet, no serious shortage of supplies. Coal is coming forward in small quantities «from some of the Waikato mines, and it is anticipated that stocks will be sufficient to carry on for the next fortnight. The merchants take a hopeful view of an early settlement of the dispute.

CHURCH SERVICES QHURCH OF gNGLAND. SUNDAY, JUNE 19. ST. LUKE'S. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. (Corporate Communion — Girls' Club) 11 a.m.: Holy Communion and Sermon. (Corporate Communion — C.E.M.S.) 7 p.m.: Evensong. Devon St. Hall 9 a.m. — Holy Communion. 7 p.m. Evensong. F. W. CHATTERTON, Vicar. ^T. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Pukuatua Street Services: — 11 a.m.:Subjeet "Our Three Judges" 7 p.m.: Subject "The Christian Race" Ppno av • REV. ALEX. MILLER, M.A. DAINBRIDGE MEMORIAL CHURCH. Hinemoa Street. SUNDAY, JUNE 19. Services : — 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Minister : REV. W. H. SPEER. TTEEP out of bed with that cold. NAZOL. will show you how. The unfailing' tect you before and relieve you after. remedjr.

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