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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 519, 1 May 1933, Page 1

THE FACT THAT Van Raden . , BATTERIES ARE FITTED TO ROLLS ROYCE CARS IS PROOF OF THEIR STERLING QUALITY Sole Agents: Clarke & McOnie Electrical Engineers — Fenton St. Phone 139

PUBLIC NOTICES ROTORUA A. AND P. ASSN. WINTER gHOW WINTER gHOW WINTER gHOW New S'how Pavilion Fenton Street » WedneSDAYAND ^HURSDAY WEDNESDAY AND rpHURSDAY May 24th and 25th. Official Opening of Building Wednesday, May 24th at 2 p.m., by the Minister^of Lands the Hon. A. E. Ransom. £230 PRIZE MONEY £230 £230 PRIZE MONEY £230 £230 PRIZE MONEY £230 £230 PRIZE MONEY £230 Temporary Office: R.M. Buildings, Tutanekai Street. Phones — Office 135, Residence 509 Free Schedules now available on application. Entries close Wednesday, May 17. Ciasses for Poultry, Field and Garden Produce, Home Industries. Needle and Fancy Work, School Work, etc. North Island Championsbip for Poultry — Brown Leghorns, English; Brown Leghorns, utility.

H. WILKINSON, Secretary. gOROUGH OF ROTORUA PUBLIC MEETING A Public Meeting will be beld in St. John's Hall, Pukuatua Street on Monday, 1st May, 1933, at 8 p.m. His Worship the Mayor, Mr. Thos. Jackson, will review Borough Administration during the last 2 years. All electors cordially invited.

W. A. McLEAN, Town Clerk. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY

MR- J. TH0EN (National Secretary) will address a Public Meeting

At LYRIC THEATRE MONDAY, MAY 1st, 7.30 P.M. On "Misleadersbip by Financiers." C. J. TUCK, Sec. "Hear the Case for Labour." Questions Invited.

NGONGOTAHA gTOCK gALE WEDNES]DAY» MAY 3RD 1 p.m. ENTRIES SOLICITED. N"EW ^EALAND J^OAN AND ^|ERCANTILE ^GENCY QO., LTD. ROTORUA JJIGH gCHOOL

The Meeting of parents and otbers interested, originally called for Wednesday, May 3, has been advanced to Tuesday, May 2, at 7.30 p.m. at the High School. Matters of considerable importance to the future of the school will be discussed and a fully representative attendanco is requested. ROTORUA BOROUGPI ELECTION

TO THE ELECTORS OF ROTORUA I respectfully beg to offer my services as a Borough Councillor and in doing so can assure you that I will endeavour to serve your interests to the best of my ability. My nine years' residence in Rotorua has giwen me a good insight into the requirements of the Borough, and I am in a position to give my time and attention to the electors' interests. I am not a member of any party or ticket, but seek to serve the interests of the electors as a whole. YoUrs faithfully, THOMAS, R. BYRNE.

J5EO .TRUCKS ARE MADE FOR HARD WOR K—ANP DO IT.— GOODSONS', LTD., AGENTS. PHONE 41,