LOCAL AND GENERAL

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 648, 28 September 1933, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Business Change In a notification in the advertising colunms it is annonnced that for health reasons, Mr. Allan Wood, chemist, has given up business and that his pharmaey has been acquired by Mr. Ellwood H. Crawford. Mr. Crawford will continue to conduct his Arawa Street pharmaey and a qualified manager will be placed in charge of the Tutanekai Street branch. Bowling Club Opening It has been decided that the open- ' ing of the Rotorua Bowling Club's season will take place 011 Saturday, Oetober 14 at 2 p.m. The opening address will he given by the president, Mr. H. Hamilton, invitations having been issued for the function. Reinstatements Approved At a meeting of the cycling committee of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic -and Cycling Association, held at Wellington on Monday night ,the following applications for renstatement were granted: D. Wilson (Cambrdge), J. W. Woollams (Rotorua), and L. Williamson (Wellington). Bay of Plenty Bowling Centre In the report of the formation of the Bay of Plenty Bowling Centre published yesterday, it was stated that the Katikati club was a member of the centre and was represented at the meeting. This we now find to be ineorrect, although it is expected that the qlub will apply for membership with the newe centre in due | course. ! New Picture Theatre I It is understood that a building ! subsidy has been approved by the | Unemployment Board in connection 1 with the erection of a new picture j theatre in Rotorua. The conditions j of the subsidy provide that the buildj ing must be commenced within three j months of the grant. ! Junior Rugby Representativ.es | The Rotorua junior team to play j a match against the State Forestry team at 1.30 p.m. next Saturday will he chosen from the following players: A. Cottrell, L. Randerson, T. Pene, | M. Herewini, C. Pipson, T. Berghan, I J. Marsh, W. Grey, W. Heretini, P. I Hiini, R. Pene, J. Dinsdale, J. Christ- ! ophers, M. Bell, B. Christophers, B. | Campbell, E. Lyle, J. Barber. Following improve-ments to the paths and bridges the Waiotapu Thermal Reserve has been taken over by Captain Walker, of Tikitere, and is now open to visitors. The Waiotapu Rese-rve is one of the most interesting thermal areas and at the same time one of the least known in the locality and its opening provides another outstanding tourist attraction for the district. The following scale of charge-s is being made: Adults ls 6d and children 9d (conducted) ; ls and 6d respectively (unconducted). Views of the Lady Knox Geyser and mudflats, 6d. The Lady Knox is playing regularly at 10 o'cloek every morning and is undoubtedly one of the finest geysers in the district* Feet First. Wonderful Bargains at cut prices. Six lines of Men's Black tan and patent shoes with instep arch supports. They are all wonderful bargains, and you should not miss this great opportunity. Our price 19/11 per pair. Malcolm's Cash Shoe Store, Tutanekai Street. (near Railway Station) . White Star Motor Services Newby's Motors, Ltd. run from Rotorua to Hamilton and Auckland. Cars leave daily at 8.30 a.m., returning from Hamilton at 2 p.m. First-class cars and drivers. Book seats at R.M. office. Phone 19* A proved remedy for Ragwort poisoning in cows, horses or sheep; 4/6 plus postage from J. N. Irvine, Chemist, Hamilton* . David pnd Co., High-class Fruiterers in Rotorua*