PUBLIC NOTICES. TAANCE, Masonic Hall, Saturday night. Blue River Orchestra. Noveltydances. Ladies 2/-, Gents 2/6. SPECIAL NOTICE. ' OUR PREMISES will be closed at 11 a.m. ON SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 25, on account of THE STAFF ANNUAL PICNIC. HUGO & SHEARER, LTD. WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY (Inc.) A PPLICATIONS are called for the position of Secretary to the above Society. Schedule of duties obtainable upon application at the office of the undersigned. W. V. MADDEN, Leecroft Chambers, Lincoln Road, MASTERTON. WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY (Inc.) DOMINATIONS for position of— President Vice-Presidents (2) Directors 15 Will be received by the undersigned up till noon on Wednesday next, 29th March, 1939. W. V. MADDEN, Leecroft Chambers, Lincoln Road, MASTERTON.
TENDERS. 'FENDER’S'are - invitedfor Painting and Plumbing repairs to a 7-roomed residence situated Worksop Road. For address and particulars, apply “TimesAge.” WANTED Yb' BU Y. CONVERT your Old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices.—G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. SAVE AT'ebDY'S. REDROOM SUITES’at Sale Prices--0 Free Gifts with Suites during Sale —also Free Storage, Free Delivery.— Save at Cody’s Home Furnishers. nRASTIC SALEoF ßedroom SuitesSolid Oak Bedroom Suites, 23gns. With free gift—free delivery, free storage.— Save at Cody’s Home Furnishers. FURNITURE AT SALE PRICES.—Ah r lines Fully- Guaranteed. Chesterfield Suites, 15gns. Solid Oak Dining Suites 19gns.—Save at Cody’s Home Furnishers. 9/O—SHJUSLUB. Fast Colour, 46in. 3/6 for 2/9. Dozen shades. Hundreds of Heavy Quality Towels—Save at Cody’s Huge Reduction Sale. n /n—HANDBAGS. 4/V for 2/6, 14/C for 5/-. F.F. Pure Silk-Hose. 4/11 for 2/6. ■ Art Silk Hose 1/-.—Save at Cody’s “Rimutaka” Salvage Sale. i / —FABRIC and STRAW HATS ■*7 1/- and 2/6, from 10/6 to 21/-. Locknit Blouses 2/6. Ladies’ Frocks 3/11, 4/11, 5/11.—Save at Cody’s “Rimutaka” Salvage Sale. — NEW SEASON’S FELTS, Suedes 8/11. Peach Bloom Felts 13/6. Peach Bloom Velours 21/-. —Save at Cody’s “Rimutaka” Salvage Sael. 9 /C—AUTUMN FELTS. Maids’ Serge ° Pleated Skirts from 4/6, OS and XOS. All wool Cardigans from 12/6; Ladies’ Blouses 2/6—Save at Cody’? “Rimutaka” Salvage Sale. REMNANTS'HALF' PRICE. 36in. silk Nets 1/3,. l/4£, 1/8; neat scalloped edges. Frilled nets from 2/3 to 3/3 — Save at Cody’s “Rimutaka” Salvage Sale. ~ ~ ~~CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALL PAINTERS know the quality oi , Nelson (N.Z.) Paint, and all colours are only 17/6 and 22/6 a gallon at J. Kerslake & Co., Queen Street. ROYS - and - Men’s Clothing, if bought u at Shoosmith’s, Queen Street, will show you handsome savings. pOME'to'theDe Luxe'Dining Rooms V opp. Regent Theatre, for a hot meal, 12-2, or light morning or afternoon tea.’ ftO'you' always get your fresh fish at 1 the Al Fish Mart? Well you should. FVERY day we are told what good work is done in,our Saloon.. Why don’t you try it too? Mrs McKenzie. ’Phone 1521. FLOOR - RUGS of every description. A Inlaid Linoleums and large and varied range of Floor Coverings at J. Kerslake & Co., Queen Street. “TUET — YouF’HaiFCut”—Go to Jacob’s 0 He is open at 7 a.m. every week day. Three chairs, no waiting. IT AVE a meal at the “Tout-de-Suite ’ AA and you will always go back there for in-town meals. TNSTEADoFwalking everywhere, ride a cycle. Get yours from Geo. Barr today. JODHPURS - and riding breeches from J Donald and Joy’s are widely known as really first class articles. TTEEP an eye on the classified columns. There is always something somewhere to interest you. “TASTING” is - our - business and we are lasting. Shoe repairs at Brewster’s, Queen Street, are lasting repairs. MILK made bread from Reeve’s Bakery is really delicious for picnic sandwiches. Try some today. ATOW - is the time to have your youngster’s photograph taken. Let H. Hope Cross do it. He’s really good. QN every day the Classified Column shows advertisements that are guides to the thrifty shopper. pASSYmirYIcI and broken locks into King and Henry’s, opp. G.P.0., for repairs or new or spare keys. QUITE’ the easiest'way of sending flowers to sick or sorrowing friends is to order them from Garden House, Bannister Street.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 March 1939, Page 1
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