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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 720, 21 December 1933, Page 1

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PUBLIC NOTICES. jpROFESSIONAL NOTICE Mr. H. Gribble wishes to notify his patients that he will be away from Rotorua from December 23, 1933, to January 8, 1934. tyepartment OF industries AND COMMERCE TOURIST AND PUBLICITY NEW SOUTH WALES TENNIS PLAYERS Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 9 (a) of the Tourist and Health Resorts Control Act 1908, the Rotorua Tennis Club is hereby authorised to charge for admission to the Tennis Courts used for Exhibition play, Government Gardens, Rotorua, on Monday 25th December, 1933 from 2 p.m. till close of play — the sum of 11 - for each person, also 1/6 each for reserved seat, inclusive of tax. BY ORDER Rotorua 14/12/33 TYEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE TOURIST AND PUBLICITY Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 9 (a) of the Tourist and Health Resorts Control Act 1908, the Rotorua Amateur and Athletic and Clcying Club is hereby authorised to charge for admission to the Sports Ground, Government Gardens, ( on Tuesday 26th December, 1933, the sum of 1/- per person, 1/per vehicle, and 6d for a reserved seat. BY ORDER Rotorua 14/12/33 LEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE TOURIST AND PUBLICITY ROTORUA WATER SUPPLY It is hereby notified that no discount will be allowed on any current water supply accounts remaining unpaid after 31st December, 1933. BY ORDER Rotorua 20th December, 1933. pUBLIC X0TICE Take notice that within seven days from the 19th December, 1933 I, Hohepa Katene, of Murupara, intend to apply for a license to erect a Slaughterhouse on Section 2 3x3, Taupo Country. Signed this 19th day of December, 1933. HOHEPA KATENE. 'J'ENNIS r0ENNIS irpENNIS — rJTENNIS irpENNIS ^ENNIS rpENNIS' DE IJJXE ^pENNIS' DE LHXE rJ,ENNIS' DE JJJXE See the Australian Ladies versus some of New Zealand's best. QHRISTMAS J)AY QHRISTMAS J)AY Commencing 2 p.m. A great afternoon of good tennis in wonderful surroundings. Misses Bickerton, Hall, Dingle and Valkenberg, tbe leading ladies of Australia versus The Misses Beverley, Waikato champions. The Misses Beverley are regarded as the most promising and spectacular play ers in New Zealand. ' SPECIAL SPECIAL Adequate seating aecommodation with perfect view has been arranged for 800 spectators and the box plan is now open at D. McKerras, The Classic Shoe Shop, Fenton Street. No extra fee is charged for reserving ADMISSION 1/SEATS 1/6 EXTRA Tax Free D. McKERRAS, Hon. Sec. Rotorua L.T.C. pVXTRAORDINARY QYCLE JJANDICAP JfEATURE "Penny Farthing" ridden by F. Burns "Tandem" ridden by Bill Henderson and A. G. Cottrell. "Bucking Liz" ridden hy G. Newton. Racing Bike ridden hy Sid Phipps. In a handicap I mile. WHERE'S THIS? I'LL TELL YOU? gOXlNG J)AY ^T ROTORUA New Zealand's leading sports meeting and don't forget there are 40 other more serious events. For instance: L. Sehneideman (Wellington) champion, attempting to break Hop, Step and Juinp record. The programme is guaranteed 100 per cent. and therefore reserve this date for yourself and visiting friends. ^ ADMISSION 1/-. Seats 6d. extra