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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 October 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WAIRARAPA COURSING CLUB. GREYHOUND RACING. Opening of Tin-Hare Racing Season. SOLWAY SHOWGROUNDS. SATURDAY NEXT. First Event at 2 p.m. Admission, 1/-; Children under 16, 6d. Cars Free. CARNIVAL BAZAAR. MUNICIPAL HALL, MASTERTON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. Opening 10 a.m. Jumble, Produce, Sweets, Cakes and Fancy Stalls, Afternoon Tea. GAMES. BABY SHOW—Under 6 months; 6 months and under 12 months; 1 year and under 2 years. Entrance Fee, 6d. Good Trophy Prizes. Admission to Hall Free. WAIRARAPA CENTENNIAL SHOW. QARTERTON gHOWGROUNDS. OCTOBER 25 & 26, 1939. CLASSES for All Breeds of Stock, V Kennel Club Dogs, Butter, Cheese, Fancywork and School Section. MEAT AND WOOL CUP FOR BEST PEDIGREE BEEF ANIMAL. ROMNEY-MARSH SPRING SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELDS. AYRSHIRE BREEDERS’ BRITISH MEDALS. MANY CHALLENGE CUPS. LIBERAL PRIZE MONEY. Entries Close Oct. 11, 1939. Schedules free on application to— L. H. SMART, Secretary, P.O. 80x‘25, CARTERTON. innc ACRES, Education Le'ase, hill xuuu country. Rent, £125; rates, £l6 10/-. Two whares, motor shed, shearing shed, yards and dip. Price, including shearing plant and engine, £1550. GOING CONCERN. IAS ACRES, Government Lease. Good XUJ heavy land. Rent, £9O. 40 cows, 6 young stock, 3-cow plant, electric motor, separator. House 4 rooms. Mortgage, £6BO. Cash required, £5OO. H. MORTENSON, Agent, CARTERTON. _____qY BARG Al NS. - ■I /Il YARD?—-Britfsh - Printed Camx/ x 2 brics, 36 inches wide, in neat floral designs. 1/6 yard—Check Ginghams; Blue, Green, Red, Brown and Maize—At C. Smith’s. 0/11 DOZEN'YARDS—27in. Nursery °/ xx Flanneeltte. 5/11—All Wool Blanket Ends. 3/6 Pair—White Turkish Towels, with Red border; size 24 x 45. Special value always at C. Smith’s. f/9 YARD—Canton Crepe, smart *■/° stripe designs for Sport Frocks; fast washing colours. 1/11 yard— Spawa Spun in floral and stripe designs, light and dark colourings—C. Smith. Ltd. . • 4 /-i i— CREPE Charmain Underskirts, xx made up ready to embroider. Colours: Green, Blue and Pink. 4/11— Charmain Nighties, unmade, ready to embroider; colours, Salmon, Green. Blue, Pink and Lemon. C. Smith’s Fancy Work Counter. 1 /a— LINEN Tea' Towels, traced with x / y Day-of-Week designs, ready to work. 1/11—Traced Aprons, bound in Blue, Red, Green and Maize. 1/6— Traced Arras Cushion Covers, new designs.—At C. Smith’s.

pd SKEIN for Paton’s Knitting Wool. ° Usual Price, 10£d; in nine smart mixture colourings. New Spring plain shades and mixtures in Totem Wool; price, 10jd skein.—At C. Smith’s. ' =:== TlaBs7fied specials! always get your “smokes” al Harry Jacobs’ in Queen Street. Fresh, clean stock and smart service, too! COMING Seasonal Requirements for Sheepfarmers include earmarkers. If yours need repairing or re-sharpen-ing, take them to King & Henry, opp. G.P.O. F)O the right - thing by your hair. Make an appointment today with Lilian McKenzie, she will gladly advise you as to style. pVERY~pair “ of"j odhpiirs or riding breeches made by Donald & Joy is worn by a satisfied customer. Try us for your next pair. FOR good Shopping Hints, read the x Classified Advertisements. Every day bargains are shown here. ATff7wbbi7Gabardine'trousers. 29/6; do., with belt tunnels, 32/6; Men ; ixtra large size Nap Trousers, 7/6; Athletic Singlets, from 1/-. —C. D. Shoosmith. T KERSLAkFIZCO. invite you tc inspect their Mattresses, Blanket. 1 and Eiderdowns. T KERSLAKE'& CO. have a nice range of Kerbs, Log Boxes and Fire Screens. • FADIES or gentlemen’s new or second hand bicycles at Geo. Barr’s, Queen Street. Bring yours in for an overhaul! QEE Garden House’s new display at the new shop in Regent Theatre Building, Queen Street. Ilf ANY' the Classified Column of this paper. Read them —it will pay you. MEWS - IF fresh'daily'and so is our fish. Buy yours at the Al Fish Mart and be sure of fresh fish.