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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 March 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OUR POPULAR “FAMILY” SEASON Stalls I The COSY I Circle 1/- I The COSY | 1/6 Children 9d and 6d. 7.45—T0N1GHT—7.45 Two Great Metros. No. 1 You’ll be rich in Laughter because here’s a wealth of it. “ROMANCE FOR THREE” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) With FRANK MORGAN—ROBT. YOUNG FLORENCE RICE EDNA MAY OLIVER—REG. OWEN Napoleon crossed the Alps but these two double crossed them.No. 2 Comedy drama with action, punch laughter, romance and thrills. “THE DEVIL IS A SISSY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW MICKEY ROONEY JACKIE COOPER—IAN HUNTER PEGGY CONKLIN A Story for Old and Young Alike. PUBLIC NOTICES. WAIRARAPA SOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL. CAR PARKING AT CLAREVILLE RACE COURSE. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that CHESTER ROAD, WEST OF THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAY LINE, has, by resolution of the Council, been appointed to be a PARKING PLACE FOR MOTOR VEHICLES, in accordance with the Wairarapa Counties’ Joint By-laws, 1927, during the Carterton race meeting, to be held on the Clareville Race Course on SATURDAY, March 9, 1940. Any person parking a Motor Vehicle on any road in the vicinity of the said Race Course, other than at such abovementioned Parking Place, is liable to a penalty of £lO. Carterton, March 5, 1940. E. T. BEAVEN, County Clerk.

MASTERTON CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. OLD RELICS. PROVIDING there are sufficient Old Relics made available, we intend to make a Special Window Display during the week March 11 to March 16. Would anyone having old articles, clothing, photographs, cooking utensils, books or other ware in their possession, kindly place same at our disposal from March 8 to the close of the Celebrations? A short description of the articles, in- order that a small display card can be printed, would be appreciated, also an indication as to whether you would like your name mentioned or otherwise. Every care of the goods so loaned will be undertaken, and intending exhibitors are requested to contact Mr D. Costello, of our Sports Department. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.

CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALL you need for Fishing! Tackle Flies, Gut, etc., and Deep Set Lines, etc., for Castlepoint fishing.—Ai King & Henry’s, Queen Street. JJEAUTY Specialists can enhance youi charm. Make an appointment foi a new “hair-do” at Lilian McKenzie’s ’phone 1521. COSTUMES and Suits, made to lates 1 styles by Wairarapa’s leading craftsmen. Be fitted by Donald & Joy Tailors, Queen Street. JJON’T forget to watch the specia' l services and outstanding value offered every Monday, Wednesday anr Friday in this classified special column EVERYTHING FoT;he Home! See om selection of Oak and Rimu Tallboys and Duchess Chests.—J. Kerslake Furniture Warehousemen and Auction eers. pOR the best of values and the best oi service, watch this column of Classified Specials. See! They’re ar ranged alphabetically for your convenience. QARDEN HOUSE is now in the Regent Theatre Building. Seedling? from 1/3 dozen. Well-hardened plants of world-famous strains available 'Phone 1197. JN Kerslake’s Showroom you will find a wide selection of values in Single Beds, Floor Rugs and Linoleums. —J. Kerslake & Co., Queen Street. just opposite the Regent Theatre is the De Luxe Home Cookery, where you can be sure of getting fresh cakes every day. L et this column be your shopping guide. It offers outstanding values every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Repairs a specialty.—W. J. Palamontain, Printer, Queen Street. Telephone 2091.