New Ritz Attraction Under the leadership of Mr. Gordon Cole the Ritz Cabaret Band scored a notable success ori Saturday night. Mr. Cole is a very experienced musician and lrnows just how to get the best out of a band whether the music be for old time or jazz. This was proved to the satisfaction of the big attendance at the Ritz on Saturday night and the presence of Mr. Cole in the band is certain to further popularise this Well-lcnown dance rendezvous* Following improvements to the paths and bridges the Waiotapu Thermal Reserve has been taken over by Capt. Walker, late of Tikitere, and is now open to visitors. The Waiotapu Reservd 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 charges 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'clock 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 Blaclc tan and patent shoes with instep arch supports. They are all wonderful bargains, and you should not miss this great opportunity. Our price 19/li per pair. Malcolm's Gash Shoe Store, Tutanekai Street. (near Railway Station). A proved remedy for Ragwort poisoxiing in cows, horses or sheep; 4/6 plus postage from J. N. Irvine, Che-
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 657, 9 October 1933, Page 4
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