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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 July 1940, Page 1

TENDERS. THE MODERN FARMER Uses Concrete made with GOLDEN BAY GOLDEN BAY GOLDEN BAY CEMENT CEMENT CEMENT ■pVERY bag guaranteed. Exceeds British Standard Specifications. Sets like Granite. Supplies always immediately available from: C. E. DANIELL, LTD., 'Phone 1620. PUBLIC NOTICES. MASTERTON SUB-CENTRE OF THE RED CROSS. DOLL RAFFLE. Won by Miss Joyce Grant, Wangaehu. Ticket No. 488. GRAND CONCERT The First Presentation of its kind in New Zealand. WAIRARAPA INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CHOIR. INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CHOIR. INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CHOIR. INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CHOIR. INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CHOIR. INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CHOIR. Presenting MUSIC, DRAMA, FOLK AND NATIONAL DANCING. BALLETS AND DRILL. OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW! OPERA HOUSE JULY 9. OPERA HOUSE At 8 p.m. PRICES: 2/- and 1/-. A Special Feature will be the presentation of a Living Flag. The Crosses of St. George, St. Andrew and St. Patrick will be shown, and the great finale will be a living Union Jack with Britannia as the spearhead. Net Proceeds for Patriotic Funds. RESERVES Now Open at Nimmo’s. MORE PRODUCTION COUNCIL. ALL FARMERS in the Gladstone, Longbush and Te Whiti districts are requested to attend a meeting at the Gladstone Hall at 7.30 on MONDAY EVENING, July 8. WAIRARAPA GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION. CONSERVATION OF PETROL. QWING to a further cut in supplies of Petrol, deliveries of heavy goods in town areas will be made only once a week. Small parcels will be delivered the same day only if orders are received before 3 p.m. We appeal for the co-operation of all housewives in this endeavour to save petrol. W. V. MADDEN, Secretary. CENTENNIAL CELEBRITY CONCERT. OPERA HOUSE, SATURDAY, JULY 13. At 8 p.m. A. FEAST OF BRILLIANT VOCAL & MUSICAL ITEMS BY FAMOUS ARTISTS. ISOBEL BAILLIE (Soprano) GLADYS RIPLEY (Contralto) HEDDLE NASH (Tenor) OSCAR NATZKE (Bass). Accompanist and Solo Pianist: CLIFFORD HUNTSMAN. Also — CENTENNIAL STRING QUARTET With VINCENT ASPEY (Violinist) HARRY ELLWOOD (Violinist) WILLIAM McLEAN (Viola) FRANK BATE (’Cellist). Admission: 3/-, plus booking charge, 6d, 2/-. Box Plan opens at Arts and Crafts, Wednesday, July 10, at 9 a.m. AT J. GRAHAM & CO., LTD. MEW RANGE of Ladies’ Handbags just opened. Brown, Black, Navy and London Tan. Prices range from 16/6 to 25/-.—At J. Graham and Co., Ltd. IJVENJNG SPRAYS in a large assortment of colourings. Silk and Velvet. Prices range from 2/3 spray. —At I. Graham & Co.. Ltd. JpOR - lie Wet Weather! Children’s Rubber Capes, with hoods. Shades: Red, Blue, Green and Brown. 7/9 each. —At J. Graham & Co.. Ltd. SPECIAL for This Week.—Full double- ° bed White Marcella Quilts, English make; 25/- each. Honeycomb Quilts, full size, 16/6.—At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. OylN. COCONUT Matting, in neat u stripe, check and fancy designs. All colours. Priced at 2/6. 2/11 to 3/6 yard. —At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. A LLOVElTchccif B7e'akfasTclothsEs4 x 54. Shades of Maize. Green and Saxe. Guaranteed fast colour to boil-i ing. Priced at only 4/6 each.' —At J. I Graham & Co.. Ltd.