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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19901, 2 June 1936, Page 1

WAIKATO WINTER SHOW. 8.15 DON'T TTISS VE WINTER CHOW INTER °HOW TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME. 4* p.m.—Hamilton Citizens' Band. 0 p.m.—Mrs K. O’Sullivan, the Modern Grandmother. 30 p.m.—The Two Colinos, In Bledisloe Hall. 45 p.m.—Demonstration by Pupils of Miss Phyllis Torpy, in Bledisloe Hall. p.m.—lnstrumental Trio, Bledisloe Hall. 0 p.m.—Hamilton Citizens’ Band. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME. Poultry Show. 42 a.m.—Special Trains from Auckland, Te Kuiti, Thames and Rotorua. 0 p.m.—Mrs .K. O’Sullivan, the Modern Grandmother. 15 p.m.—Kodama, Japanese Juggler. 30 p.m.—The Two Colinos, in Bledisloe Hall. 0 p.m.—Model Aeroplane Flying Competition. 0 p.m.—Mrs K. O’Sullivan, the Modern Grandmother. 15 p.m.—Kodama, Japanese Juggler. 30 p.m.—The Two Colinos, in Bledisloe Hal). 45 p.m.—Demonstration by Pupils of Miss Phyllis Torpy, in Bledisloe Hall. 30 p.m.—Ana Hato, Maori Queen of l.—Salvation Army ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR. CARDS <& DANCING. CA atholic Charity -L>all, JJEGENT Jg ALLROOM, JUNE 18th., 1936. Debutantes wishing- to be presented must make application not later than Wednesday, 3rd June, 1936. P. J. GALLAGHER. WEDNESDAY '\TEXT, TUNE OR EDNESDAY EXT, O UNE Op Regent t>egent JJALLROOM. XV THE BIG SHOW WEEK DANCE. E' D A EVERY - - TUESDAY. FAMOUS RIALTO BAND. Free Buses Boundary Road 7.35, Nixon 0, Post Office 7.45 R A JpOOTBALL £NLUB. Euchre and Dance, Railway Institute. SATURDAY, June 6th. Good Music; good supper; good prizes. Gents 1/6, Ladies l/-. 62 R A Annual Euchre and Dance. Presentation of Trophies. Six prizes. Full orchestra. THURSDAY, June ith, at 8 p.m. Admission 1/6. 64 S T C LVP i.—Single 1/6, Double 2/6. R 1 B A L L R O O M. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3rd. EPI SHALFOON’S BAND. 222 Main Show Week Attraction. 0 H PIANOFORTE. P lAN O FORTE. JESSIE’ McNICOL, A.T.C.L.. Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. Also available for Dances and Parties.—Phone 3607. HOUSEB A LAND fUB SALS. GENTLEMAN’S Residence, unencumbered. nearly new; ail conveniences; 7 rooms; beautiful grounds, larger garage, sunny position; owner going abroad; cheap for quick sale.—Lake, Times. 0 SECTION, cheap; Melville; nearly two acres; £IOO.—F. J. Mar Tell, Garden Place. 667 TE AWA.MUTU DISTRICT—Freenold sectiorr. Shop, with living rooms; also House on same property. Make good opening for Poultry Farm, Tea Rooms and Rowser Station.—Particulars, write Freehold, Times Office. 555 VALUABLE Farm, lio acres, splendid soil, stock, implements, 90 tons fodder, plenty grass; only two miles Hamilton; compelled sell, impaired health.—Phone 2 5 07. FRUIT & SALE. CNOOD Potatoes, 91b 1/-; Greer? Tomatoes T 2d, ripe 6d, tree sd; Apples, dessert and cooking, 2d lb. Kum«ras, 2d. Pears, 3d. Melons, id. Cabbage Plants. Onions, pickling, Sih t/ -. Free delivery.— Hooson’s, 1 Massey Street, Frankton. l-hone 2C4R. F. J. MARFELL. ■pRANKTON. New Bungalow, 4 rooms, electric light, hot water. £650. Deposit £SO. Balance as rent. I Bungalow, 4 rooms, built of toiara. I £550. Deposit £l2O. Balance Government mortgage. NEAR LAKE. | New Bungalow, 5 rooms, all convs. £950. Deposit £l5O. Balance 25/j weekly. F. J. M ARFELL - Estate Agent and Valuer. 'GARDEN PLACE - - - HAMILTON. Phones; Olllce 2905; Res. 2912. JUVENILE BANDBOX. XTEW Woodies, all shades. Wool Cardlpans, 3/11; Berets, all shades, 1/-; Rainsets rrum 12/0 bes: quality; Black f,.vin. Hose from 2/11; Blazers, all grades; Ovm Frocks from 9/11 guaranteed. New Season’s Shawls, Brusbwuoi Pram Sets, buuiees. Bibs, band-made Wouldes, all \escriptlODi now ghnw* ' l