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Taupo Times, Volume 23, Issue 59, 25 July 1974, Page 8

Public Notices I f SATURDAY, JULY 27» 1974 ^B^SENIOR TIHOI V TAUPO, TIHOI 2.30 P.M. Referee L. Watkins ATHLETIC V UNITED, DOMAIN 1 2.30 P.M. Referee D. Treloar Touch Judges: T. Andersson, G. Collins. C.O.B. Bye. • 25. AAA TAUPO f \ OPERATIC SOCIETY 1 | j (INC.) //T\\\ PRESENTS "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" TAUPO MEMORIAL HALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. MATINEE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, AT 2 P.M. PLEASE NOTE - EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 7.30 P.M. PRICES: Evening: Adults $1.50, Children 75c. Matinee: Adults $1.00, Children 50c Final Night, one price only, $2.00. BOOKINGS OPEN AT FRED'S ELECTRIC CENTRE, THURSDAY, JULY 25. TAUPO JAYCEE (INC.) ANNUAL FERTILISER DRIVE Now is the time to start thinking about your garden or lawn, so phone your order as soon as possible. Mixture consists of — Blood and bone, sulphate of potash, sulphate of ammoriia, serpentine super. ONLY $2 25lb BAG. PHONE M. HOPKINSON, 434M or 434S. . 2/25. LINDISFARNE COLLEGE FORM 1-7 BOYS' COLLEGE, HASTINGS. gURSARIES FOR 1975 The Lindisfarne College Council, in conjunction with the Trustees of the Ruby and Guy Baillie Trust, are pleased to offer the following bursaries to be competed for by way of examination in September, 1974, FORM 3: TWO bursaries of $300 per annum tenable for four years. These bursaries are to be available to either bparding or day pupils. Applications close August 20, 1974. Full details and forms from the Rector, Lindisfarne College, Pakowhai Road, Hastings. 25.

LICENSING CONTROL COMMISSION OF NEW ZEALAND. SALE OF LIQUOR ACT 1962 SECOND NOTICE OF GRANT OF APPLICATION FOR A NEW TAVERN PREMISES LICENCE AT REPOROA. NOTICE is hereby given in terms of section 92 of the Act that the Commission has granted an application by the Dominion Breweries Limited for a new tavern premises licence proposed to be situated on an area of land of 3-acres 1-rood situated in the Township of Reporoa. The land has a frontage on to Broadlands Road and the mid-point of that frontage is 150-yards from the Post Office which is situated on the corner of Junction Road and Reporoa Road. Within thirty days after the first publication of this notice, any person of or over the age of twenty years residing within a radius of one quarter of a mile from a point at the middle of the frontage to the land on which the new premises will be situated may, by notice in writing, object to the Town and Country Planning Appeal Board, Box 12244, Wellington North, against the proposal to establish the tavern premises on the site on the grounds — (a) That the site is in the immediate vicinity of a place of public worship, hospital or school; or (b) That the objector will be adversely affected by the establishment of the tavern on the site. This is the second and final publication of this notice. First publication was on July 18, 1974. E. M. Basil-Jones SECRETARY Box 12047 (Tel.71193) Wellington North 25.

KIWANIS CLUB AND OPERATIC SOCIETY , GALA NIGHT CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION DINNER "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" DANCING AFTER. STARTING 6.30 P.M. MEMORIAL HALL, AUGUST 3. $14 DOUBLE. DON'T MISS OUT THIS YEAR. Tickets available — Taupo's Own Wool Shop, Leisure Time. Sch/18. HORSE SHOEING Have your horses shod w-hen and where you require. PROMPT ATTENTION ASSURED. Phone BARRY MARSHALL 2433M Taupo, evenings. Thanks We would like to extend a very special thanks to the staff of Ward 1 of the Taupo General Hospital for the care and devotion shown to our dad while a patient there. Also to the doctor who cared for him throughout these many years. Thank you also to the Reverend Canon Matthews who offered up prayers while he was in hospital, and also at the Marae and graveside. We would also like to thank Mr and Mrs Michael Pitiroi, Mr and Mrs Bill Wineera, Mr and Mrs Charlie Wall, Mr and Mrs R. Rehu and Mr and Mrs Alec Grey, Mr and Mrs Jawaka, the family of the late Violet and Duncan Wall, and all our many relatives and friends, too numerous to mention, who helped so untiringly and willingly at the Marae, throughout our sad loss. Please accept our most heartfelt thanks. Tena Kotou Katoa. From the family of the late Bob Rakei. 25.