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Hutt News, Volume 1, Issue 42, 28 March 1929, Page 10

EASTER HOLIDAYS v^ 1 HILL Bros., Ltd. ■ Cash Grocers and Provision Merchants Wk FOR YOUR EASTER SUPPLIES Sardines, 4 tins 1/-; G.M.C Tongues 1/4 tin; Salmon from 6d tin; Gear Assorted Meats 1/6 tin; Herring in Tomato Sauce, 6d and lOd per tin; Salmon and Shrimp Paste 3oz jars lid, l|oz 7£d; Anchovette 1/-; San-Chova, 1/- (3oz jar). . BUTTER. Our Famed Rosegrove 1/7. Pure Whey 1/5 lb CHEESE. Tasty 1/4. M&dl/-per lb. i . BACON. Mild Cured Rashers from 1/4 lb. Boiling Pieces from 8d lb. V All Our Stock is Clean- and Fresh. ORDERS DELIVERED FREE. LowerHutt Petone. 96 Main Street pSone-^No. 49i r Jackson Street, { GARDEN TOOLS . Special Prices for pne Week Best Englisli Hose, 6d per foot. " PhiladelpMa" 12in;, 30/-, Hose Directors, 1/9 and 3/-. / Prunning Shears 3/6 to 8/6. y '_ Lawn Sprinklers, 6/- to 20/-. 4-Tine Digging FoTks 5/6 to 6/6, \\ Lawnmowers- " 'Special Potts Spades 4/-. . .y. "ifcegina") 12in., 40/- Brades Spades 7/6 and 8/ : . "Ideal" 12in., 52/6, 14in., 56/-. Skelton's Spades 5A and 5/6. "New Zealand Special, 14in., 80/- Garden Bake Heads 9d, 1/-, 1/3. 16in., 85A; 18in., 95/6. Bakes 2/3, and 2/9. The Skop for Discriminate Buyers SIMS HARDWARE MAIN STREET ' Opposite Town Hall LOWER HUTT Phone 46-686. ■ ' •.' •'.'.''■• .:- " ' ■'•' "': -': x fFMFNT :-V^ :1^ IVJL iJ .l/l : \y;K-,[-:^r- . WILSON'S PORTLAND A* SINGLE BAG AT WHOLESALE RATE. Ring 43-114 Wellington 0^,558 Lower Hutt. W. A. GHOTE, LIMITED Lime, Flower Pots, 1. Drain Pipes, Etc>, Etc. ■ . ■'-■■ ; - ■* .

: . .. FOB-. .."• ■ . -..■ '. : ■■■ • \ . .. ■, ;■•■■ ■ - ■••■■ ; ' -•'- FIBROUS PLASTER CEILINGS CONSULT CAMERON & GRAY ' / PLASTER MANUFACTURERS, XJDY STREET ::: PETONE. House Renovations.— Let us quote you for Replacing that.. ) Scrim and Paper. . FOR THE IDEAL FINISH. Phone:46-509. Local Phone 506.

T. & G. BAKERIES Lower Htftt and Brooklyn. Because;jyLfe joy and trouble brings \- Each. one%iust make the best-of*thing». . Though some go on and others stop, There's still a certain baker's shop Each, day their efforts never cease Result—their trade's on the increase; Because, you see, their baking's good And bake cakes just as bakers should. j. Sand customers are loud with praise . 'I've not had cakes like these for days' Nothing there's a trouble—see, . Goodt Yes they arer—the t&G .BAKERIES 38 Main Street Lower Hutt. - ■ •' . ■ • ■ W(ELISJBMB about to Furnish . should call and examine my Big Stocks of # « Sound Second-hand Furniture at Beasonabie Prices.—GlßSON, 5 Bailw&y Avenue.

St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church— 11 and 7, Easter Services. Preacher, Rev. John E. Lopdell. Salvation Army, Laings , Road.— Special Easter Services conducted by Captain and Mrs Stone. Good Friday: 10.15, Silver Band will play a programme of-.-Easter music in Main Street; 11 a.m., Easter Service, subject '' Five Scenes around the Cruxifiction. Easter Sunday, : Welcome to Centenary Cadets. 11 a.m., Holiness Meeting, subject "The Risen Christ." 2.30 Sunday School at Central, Mdera, and Normandale. 6 p.m., Open-air Main Street. 7 p.m., Easter Service, special music,, and singing. Subject, '' The Living Christ. '' You are wel^ come at the Army. ' -Methodist Church Services— Good •Friday,. 8 p.m., Sacred Cantata 'Olivet to Calvary' 1 (repeated); - soloists Messrs Roy Hill (tenor) and W. Binet Brown (baritone). Easter Sunday, Lower Hutt: 11 a.m.. Rev C. H. Olds, 8.A., 7 p.nv Rev A. H. Collins. Taita 11 a.m, Mr. J. Stonehouse; 7 p.m., Mr D. Simpson. Waiwhetu, 11 a.m., Mr. H\ W. Gardner; 7 pan, Rev C. H. Olds, Belmont, 3 p.m, Rev C. H. Olds.