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Hutt News, Volume 2, Issue 46, 24 April 1930, Page 8

HUTT COTTBPEY COUNCIL. ADDITIONS TO ROADMAN'S COTTAGE, WAINUT-O-MATA. Tenders will be received until 4.0 p.m on WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, 1830 for the Erection of Additions to Road- ■ man's Cottage, Wainui-o-mata. Plans and Specifications may be seen at tie County Office, 458 Lambton Quay. Tenders to be marked "Tender Contract No. 162" and addressed to the .•Chairman, Hutt County Council, 68 Lambton Quay, Wellington. H. R. ROBINSON, County Clerk. '. [A Card.] O. TILLEARD NATUSCH, Senr. ARCHITECT arid STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. Office:— . PostlOffice Buildings :: Lower Hutt MOEEA BTTGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. ' RESULT OF RAFFLE. [ ' No. 1807. —F. Julian, Khandallah. . OKELDBEN' S PARTY To be held in CATHOLIC PARISH BUILDINGS, on SATURDAY, APRIL 26th. In aid of Sweet Stall for Convent Garden Party. Children 1/-.' Good entertainment. Cheaper Fruit! Give your Support „to the Firm who-—— jsroug'ht the Prices of Fruit Down! All our Stocks are Fresh and Direct, -from the Growers—the very Best. ■ - V v Case lots delivered daily. Week-end Orders^Special Delivery Cut Rate Fruit Supply HIGH STREET, LOWER HUTT UP with the Quality— DOWN with the Prices. NOTICE TO LABOURERS, HUTT DISTRICT. MEMBERS of the Labourers' Union and other Labourers. are hereby notified that, on and afteT FRIDAY, May 2nd, 1930, a Representative of» the Union will be in attendance at the Labour Hall, Petone, betwen the hours of 7 p.m and S p.m for the purpose of collecting subscriptions and dealing wifch other Union business. P. M. BUTLER, Secretary. f TO LEASE TOR TERM. FAMILY RESIDENCE. 7 Large rooms, one floor, absolutely perfect condition, every modern appointment including c.1., range, Ji & c. gas cooker, S-acre in lawn, garden. Reasonable rent to approved tenant.— Apply 40 Whites Line East, Lower Hutt. HUTT VALLEY BRANCH. ANZAC DAY SERVICES. Lower Hutt—lo.3o a.m. Petone—2.3o p.m. All returnedL soldiers are invited to attend above services, Parade Central ■SfeJhool, Lower Hutt, 9.45 a.m. Drill Hjall, Nelson Street, Petone 1,45 p.m. Mufti with-decorations. R. W. TOOMATH, President. Quite, a number of sober citizens have; had the misfortune to blow out their front teeth, in the effort to pronounce that word. In "these advanced days of motor cars, the duties of a ranger and poundkeeper, | inustbe just about as light as those of the good soul who carries the collection, plate in church. .