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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 302, 22 December 1939, Page 2

FORESTERS’ HALL PICTURES. FINALLY AT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT Loretta Ypung Joel McCrea In a Gay, Romantic Comedy, “THREE BLIND MICE,” Also: George O’Brien In an Action-packed Western. —‘ ‘ TROUBLE IN SUNDOWN, ’ (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Saturday: “THE GREAT WALTZ.” PAHIATUA BOROUGH COUNCIL. XMAS HOLIDAYS. XTOTICE is given that the Borough Council Chambers will be closed as from To-day (Friday) December 22nd, to Wednesday, January 10th, 1940, inclusive, and that the READING i ROOM will be closed on Xmas Day and. New Year’s Day; also that the Public Circulating. Library will be closed for the exchange of books as from To-day (Friday) December 22nd, to Wednesday, January 10th, 1940, inclusive. L. D. LOVELOCK, Town Clerk. PAHIATUA BOROUGH COUNCIL. /AWING to the Christmas Holidays the next removal of Rubbish will take place on MONDAY, January Bth, 1940. L. D. LOVELOCK, Town Clerk. S.H. ALFA-LAVAL 36-gal. SEPARATOR with electric motor. J. O. DAVIDSON LTD., Pahiatua. Simplex Milker Agents. JOCELYN BEAUTY SALON. All Branches of Hairdressing, Permanent Waving, Setting and Marcelling. 13. Bmith A. Arrow. Phone 3265. Pahiatua. (Next N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op.) ASTOUNDING VALUES! Used Car Clearing Sale AT PRICES 40 PER CENT BELOW THEIR ACTUAL MARKET PRICES. Come in Now and see these Cars and get your pick from values which will surprise you. HERE THEY ARE:— 130 CHRYSLER Sedan £65 137 ESSEX Sedan £SO 168 AUSTIN Sedan £65 154 ESSEX Sedan £6O 309 WHIPPET Sedan £45 313 SWIFT Sedan £3O 219 ERSKINE Sedan £75 226 FORD Model A Sedan .. .. £65 230 ESSEX Sedan £65 233 FIAT Sedan £65 All these Cars have good tyres, batteries, paint and in good running order. WATTS S LAWRY MOTORS, Ltd, PAHIATUA —272 M.

GOOD REASONING. Joan's auntie was expected, but just when she was due tc arrive a telegram came. Tho child's mother read it aloud: ‘ ‘ Missed train. Will start same time to-morrow." t) After her mother had put it down, Joau picked it up. Suddenly she burst into a roar of laughter. "Isn’t auntie really silly, mummy!” she said. "Why, my dear?" asked mother, puzzled. "Well, don’t you see," said tho I child. "If she starts at the same time to-morrow, she'll miss the train again."