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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 258, 23 June 1932, Page 1

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES OF THE FINEST QUALITY At THE LOWEST PRICES Yeo On & Co. Two Shops: Tutanekai Street — Hinemoa St. Phone 483.

amusements WHERE TO GO IN TOWN. Majestic, To-night — "The Rosary" Grand, Saturday — "Skyline" Majestic Ballroom, Dancing — Saturday See Advertisements this issue. POME and Pop Devon Street Hall. *-/ Wednesday, June 22nd. Dancing, 500 Tournament. Good Prizes. Excellent Supper. MAJESTIC BALLROOM To-night Thursday, June 23rd. a. & P. old time ball and 500 tournament. Specially featuring Epi Shalfoon's Old Time Orchestra with Jimmy Morrison on the accordeon. (Dancers of 20 years ago will reeall Jimmy, who is still in great form.) GOOD SUPPER.- GOOD FLOOR. Admission,: Dancers, 2/-. Card Players, 1/6. public notTces! "We the undersigned do hereby -with, draw any sole ageney in connection with sale of our property near Lake Okareka, from this day. H. S. EVANS & SON Rotorua June 23, 1932 ngakuru settlement two road bridges Tenders will be received by Secretary, Tenders Board, Wellington, up to 4 p.m., on Tuesday, 12th July, 1932, for erection of bridges over Totara Stream approximately twenty miles from Rotorua. Plans and specifications may be seen at Post Office, Whakatane, and Public Works Offices, Rotorua, Hamilton, and Auckland. No tender necessarily aecepted. PUBLIC TENDER DISPOSAL OF ART GOODS. Tenders will be received by the undersigned for Art Goods valued at £130 (approx.). Goods comprise — ART LEATHER WORK ART WOOD WORK WATER COLOURED PAINTINGS, etc. Goods and stoclc sheets may be inspected by calling at our office. Tenders close at 5 p.m., June. 25th. Saturday. Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Rotorua - Taupo Land Association A. J. ILES, Manager?1 GRAND BUILDINGS, Fenton Street Phone 525. MR. W. H. KINGI Bootmaker Wishes to notify his numerous eustomers that he is now in business in Wooliams' Buildings (next Teresa), where your every requirements in the Shoe Repairing line will be attended to with the same regard for workmanship and economic chai'ges as in the past. He also wishes to announce that he has now no connection or further interest in the shoe shop at present being conducted at the. Majestic Theatre premises. COMING ! We take this opportunity to advise the Residents of Rotorua and surrounding districts that we shall hold our Annual Auction Sale of FRUIT, HEDGE and SHELTER TREES together with general lines of Nursery Stock on PRIDAY, 1st JULY on behalf of Messrs. J. Bateson and Son, of Waikato's Premier Nurseries, Hamilton. It will pay you to attend this Sale. P. J. SHERRIFF auctioneek Pukuatua Street rotorua