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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 October 1939, Page 3

\'/// z The Right p«Xj Trai =! === to better and lower priced === ||| CYCLE REPAIRS lead* =| = right to our door. === == Give us a trial! = I Steve Shaman | 8 Cycle Agent, MASTERTON. | I ’Phone 2152. H if made provision for Hie nuiumn of life? ALL must one day face that question. Better face it NOW. Never again will you buy insurance against the uncertainties of life, so cheaply as you can NOW. The Prudential agent can explain—without charge or commitment —how the enormous £346,000,000 sterling assets of his company make generous insurance available. DUNDERDALE & GRAY, Accountants, MASTERTON. mu C-0 GREASE CHASER makes benches and woodwork white •nd spotless; removes rust marks and green stains from < baths, basins and porcelain. And for kitchen utensils it is ; unequalled. —"~7>. 1 ! /Zf 1 fc. ! ( • Plenty of uses for t these h»ndy svrew-top Glass Jars. (Filled with C-0 Grease Chaser) * < t « I

A HOLIDAY HELPS YOU G I RAIL TRIPS FOR LABOUR DAY WEEK-END • Whether stress of mind or body comes from tasks of peace or war, humanity is well advised to have a refreshing holiday when a suitable opportunity occurs. Such a chance will come for many at the Labour Day week-end (Friday evening, October 20, to Monday evening or early Tuesday morning). The Railways offer a choice of good trips to very pleasant places with freedom from worries of the roads. • NO STRAIN IN THE TRAIN

FOR ALL GOOD FURNITURE. REW & M'CRACKEN FURNITURE CRAFTSMEN QUEEN STREET.