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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 January 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST P. & A. SOCIETY. ADDRESS BY MR W. A. lORNS. FARMERS & BUSINESS MEN are in- ± vited to attend an address by Mr W. A. lorns at the Society’s Offices, Memorial Square, Carterton, on SATURDAY, January 14. at 11 a.m. Subject: “Developments Abroad as They Affect New Zealand Farmers and Business Men.” • L. H. SMART, Secretary. DANNEVIRKE SHOW. FEBRUARY 7 & 8, 1939. RAM FAIR DAY FOLLOWING. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. Schedule includes — NORTH ISLAND FRIESIAN CHAMPIONSHIP. NATIONAL BACON PIG CHAMPIONSHIP. (Eastern Area conducted on behalf of the Whangarei A. & P. Association.) KENNEL SECTlON—Special Schedule. Send for Schedule on all information to — H. S. M. QUIGLEY, Secretary, Box 38. DANNEVIRKE. OPEN HUNTERS’ COMPETITION CARRIES CASH PRIZES TOTALLING £5O. 2 BIG DAYS! -2 BIG NIGHTS! A GOOD START FOR 1939. T EARN to make your own Model Frocks. Tuition is individual and interesting. Terms moderate and classes convenient to all. Free demonstration and particulars gladly given at THE HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. H.B. Building, Queen Street, MASTERTON. Reopening January 9.

TO LET. > — rpO LET. —Two rooms and kitchen, separate entrance; use of conveniences. Write “506,” “Times-Age.” J. GRAHAM & CO.'S SPECIALS. GALE ODDMENTS in 36in. Maro- ° cain, assorted shades. Sale Prices, 9d and lOid yard. Guaranteed fast colour Haircord. Sale Price, 1/4 yard.— At Graham & Co.’s Sale. GALE! Manchester Maid, the guaran--13 teed Fadeless Casement, 36in. wide, 1/3 yard. Crepe de Chine. Usually to 4/11. Sale, 1/6 to 2/11.—At Graham’s Sale. GALE! 31in. Cellular Shirting, 1/2. ° Tapestry Cushion Covers, hunting scenes, 1/8. Oriental Cushion Covers. 1/6—At Graham’s Sale. GALE! Linen Traced Tray Cloths. ° Sale Price, 1/4. Arras Cloth Traced Runners. Sale Price, 1/6. Heavy Satin and Crepe de Chine Collars, 2/11. —At Graham’s Sale. , GALE! Ladies’ Air-tex Vests; Sale Price, 1/11. Ladies’ Suntex Vests, no sleeves, 2/11. Cream Cotton Vests; Sale Price, 1/6—At Graham’s Sale. GALE! Mercerised Cotton Cloths, coloured borders,/l x 51; 1/11 each. Coloured Striped Roller Towels, full 2£ yards; Sale Price, 1/11 each. —At Graham’s Sale. CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALWAYS be sure of ordering your Wreaths and Floral Emblems from Dennis Fairbrother’s, Bannister Street, Garden House. 1197; Night, 1553. guY’ybuFfish from the Al Fish Mart. Fresh supplies arrive daily, and in hot weather all fish is kept in the cooler. FALL in to Donald and Joy’s for your next pair of riding breeches or jodhpurs. Their fitting reputation is known afar. Ilb the right Thing with your hair. ™ Have your coiffures arranged by Mrs Lilian, McKenzie, just opposite Hendry and Dickson’s. EXCELLENT Stocks of Fresh Plums. Cherries and Apricots now available for immediate sale at J. Kerslake & Co., Auctioneers, Queen Street. FOR a Dainty Afternoon Tea or just a cool iced drink, try the De Luxe Dining Rooms’ opposite Regent Theatre. FOODHEALTH"is essential to young children. Feed them on Reeves’ Milkmaid Bread—they’ll love it TJIGH CLASS Tobaccos are sold and 1 stocked at Jacob’s, the Tobacconist, Queen Street. Try him for your next haircut, too. INTEREST" yourself~in "the classified Columns of the “Times-Age.” No matter what you want to buy or sell, you’ll find it there. JUST to satisfy the “inner man,” call U in and have a good square meal at the “Tout de Suite” Dining Room. “JFNOW ye all men” that Shoosmith’s V Summer Clearance Sale has started. There is a bargain for everyone. J ET the youngsters ride a cycle to school this year. Call in to Geo. Barr’s and choose one they need —but do it now. A/TANY PEOPLE take their Footwear Repairs to Brewster. The small shop with the big reputation. Do you? He’s just opposite Knox Church. TMOW THEN! Plums? Cherries," Apricots, ready for bottling. Fresh stocks just arrived. —J. Kerslake & Co., Auctioneers, Queen Street. f)UR Lock Specialist can fit a new key to your door or a new lock to your key.—King and Henry. pRESENT your relations with a happy group photo of the family taken by Hope Cross, the Photographer, Queen Street. QUEEN STREET is the abode of A. F. Briant, the Practical Watchmaker. Take your watch troubles to him. RELIABLE tips and hints for all classes of shoppers are to be found in the'Classified Columns. Read them always.