A STRIKING BARGAIN—Men's Bovan Calf Shoes, firm sewn soles; guaranteed all solid leatTuer 15/6. — FURNESS SHOE STORE. TO LET—Two roomed Ba>ch; furnished. Gas Stove and fire-place.—Apply "Cummings, 40 Boulcott Street. SILK and LISLE HOSE 2/11; CasiimeTe Hos!e 2/(J and 2/11. Great value Bloomers and Vests at WEBB'S CASH DRAPERY. CAPABLE lionest woman requires JBeiw hours daily work, Lower Hutt, Pe•tone. Write 49,.Hu^fcfc. News. MILL WARD'S " for Ladies' Hosiery, Jumpers, Jumper Suits, O.S. Smocks, Children's Woollen. Gloves, Bloomers, Sox, '• Gym. Hose, Vesits, Liberty Bodies, etc. WANTED—2 unfurnished Rooms, sin- ■ Apply! Mrs Parr, 13 Bloomfield Ores., phone. 245.. A SNAPPY SPECIAL. See our windaw. . A group of women's fashionable s>hoes 18/11; group two selling up to 32/6; now 22/6. Why shop in town. FURNESS SHOE STORE. WANTD—Two .Unfurnished Rooms, single and double witsh. Board for three adults. Write stating terms to 50, .' Hutt Netws. LADlES!—Ladders mended by expert, from 6d per ladder. —MAUDE MURRAY, Hosiery. Specialist, Manners St, Wellington. DAVISON has useful lines at Cut Prices. Handkerchiefs 6d; Collar Pins 9d dozen; Fancy Sox 9d; Fleecy Underwear 3/3. VIOLIN (Strad copy) for sale. Brought from England toy owner; must seM.— Apply"' 4 Awamutu Street, Moera. BOARD offered for two working men, Woiburn; handy to workshops; washing an.'d niending; good home. Write 43, Hutt News. THE'ECONOMIC for Children's Woollies. Jerseys' 3/11; Sox 1/2; Fleecy Bloomers 1/4; Leginette Sets 14/6. WANTED—'By young lady, plain sewing by the day;. quickly and neatly done. 7/6 per day. Write 45, Hutt News. THE ECONOMIC—Traced Goods Specials.—Cushions 2/3; Coseys 1/11; - Aprons 1/-; Supper Clot&s 2/6; D'Oyleys 3d. WANTED as a mother's help, girl 14 or 15 years of age; sleep out.—Apply Mrs J. S. Hunter( 43 Penrose Street. £25 DEPOSIT secures Section in Hatha.way Estatte and the right to wondercful financial assistance if you 'build. See. front page. H. Ernest Leighton Ltd, (Est. 1902). WANTED KNOWN—Dry *Ki*dliog "Wood 2/- per large sack delivered. . Phone 49i. ; THE FINEST INVESTMENT in Lower Hutt.- —A Section in Anne Hathaway Avenue. Get a Plan from H. Ernest Leighton Ltd. (Bts. 1902.) FOR SALE—Hedge Plants, Gooseberry Trees, Spring Cabbage Plants, Mixed Vegetables, Flower Seedlings and Choice Anemone Blooms.—WHEATI*Er, Porntu Street. Phone 388. LADIES Nappa Gloves 6/11; Wool Hose 2/11; Silk and Wool Hose 3/11. | Heavy Vests 2/3.—THE ECONOMIC. LOST—Saturday morning vicinity of Laing's Road, Blue Umbrella. Reward. Apply 16 Bloomfield Tee. A CHIMNEY SWEEP with a Teputation.—G. NAYLOR, Practical Chimney Sweep, 6 UoctoT Street, off Hutt Road, Petone. SECTION Kingston Park Estate. A sacrifice at £250. —Fergusson, Estate Agent, Lower Hutt. FOR SALE CHEAP. _ Two Dozen Iron Chairs (siiitaible for lawn or garden). One Dozen Rinhi Dining Chairs (leather seats). Three Tables (medium size). ; All in good order. "AVALON" TEA ROOMS, TAITA.
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Hutt News, Volume 2, Issue 50, 22 May 1930, Page 8
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