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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 May 1940, Page 3

Bl 8a fit US S 3 E®K El HlB IS IB Bi KEH H IB Sis 12 KSBB Si fi! EHE!KHS H H S E E ■ B r/ " SJ ■ | INSURE NOW I Tomorrow may be Too Late! ■ | CONSULT J i teen & i § Wairarapa Agents for A.M.P. Society. g a WRITE, CALL OR ’PHONE TODAY. ■ a a TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN To or Through Wellington? I .IDEAL NURSERY AT RAILWAY STATION. I numbers of railway passengers, with young children, visiting Wellington or passing through, have felt warmly grateful to the Railways Department for the modern nursery at the Wellington Station. Trained nurses —-cosy cots for infants —bright playrooms with plenty of toys for “toddlers” and others (up to 8 years of age). Open from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Thursday, and 9.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays.6d for the first hour, and 3d an hour after. | The maximum charge is only 2-. I THE CHILDREN HAVE THE BEST OF CARE. | life ftw MMI For Furniture of lasting . i T Quality and Beauty, j ' ~''.T p-yVC-L I consult us. We are I T f ’. i • Rd! Ilt Furniture Specialists, ;|.B Hi J j) and can help you with |f all your Furnishing B? T-■ ’ | 18 CiE-lfedH w g I ' II IP** W nL i Problems. if the design or colour scheme of that Suite you want is not in our B Showroom, don’t be disappointed. We have a modern, fully-equipped 9 factory to make any furniture to your own requirements. Expert D craftsmen and only quality materials used. a REW & M'CRACKEN I QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. I