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Wairarapa Times-Age, 5 April 1938, Page 3

APPLE PICKING. The apple picking season is in full swing in Greytown. The fine weather and lack of winds has enabled the fruit to be harvested in splendid condition. Most orchards have yielded a record crop of apples and the colour and flavour are very fine. In England ten times more fresh vegetables are being grown now than before the war.

B OfPnEl gm \ W 1 ffIWF IT IS IMPORTANT—'THAT your clothes look, as well as wear, as though their choice has been a matter of careful consideration. Your individuality must be expressed in high quality tailoring—perfect fit and faultless workmanship. K. & C. can give you this —they are English tailors of repute. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON.

EASTER HOLIDAY PRECAUTION. DO NOT CARRY LARGE SUMS OF MONEY WHEN TRAVELLING. Use a POST OFFICE LETTER OF CREDIT. Obtainable by any Savings Bank Depositor. Any amount up to £5O, 3d for each £5. (Minimum charge, 6d.) AVOID WORRY! LET THE POST OFFICE HOLD YOUR PURSE.

Rail Trips For Families THE BIGGER THE FAMILY, THE GREATER THE SAVING The Railways carry lather and (or) mother and ALL of their children under 1G years of age for journeys of not less than 20 miles at the price of three adult 2nd class return tickets. LEARN ALL ABOUT THIS BIG CONCESSION. Full details from the popular sixpenny Pocket Guide or from your nearest Stationmaster.