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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 August 1940, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC PRAYER MEETING. ALL CITIZENS are invited to meet for United Prayer in the Opera House TOMORROW (Wednesday, August 7), at 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. R. H. GREENFIELD, BRICKLAYER AND MONUMENTAL CONTRACTOR. MURPHY'S LINE, Box 59, FEATHERSTON. MASTERTON DISTRICT PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. DINNER TO MEMBERS OF THIRD ECHELON. rpHE Chairman and Members of the X Masterton District Patriotic Committee invite the attendance of all Officers and Men of the Third Echelon who are on leave in Masterton or surrounding district, to a dinner to be given in the Empire Hotel, Masterton, at 6 p.m. on SATURDAY NEXT, 10th inst. Will troops wishing to attend please hand their names to the Town Clerk’s Office not later than 4.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, 9th inst., to enable catering arrangements to be completed. G. T. O’HARA SMITH, Town Clerk. Masterton, 6/8/1940. asj, MASTERTON COUNTY COUNCIL. DISCOUNT ON RATES 1940-41. RATEPAYERS of the Masterton Coun-I ty Council are reminded that THURSDAY, August 8, 1940, is the last day on which Rates for the year 1940-41 may be paid if advantage is to be taken of the 5 per cent cash discount. The total Rate Levy for the current year is £27,742/2/11, and of this sum £4806/15/5. or slightly more than 17 per cent, had been collected at the close of business yesterday. This represents approximately the same percentage of collection at the corresponding date last year. It is anticipated that the rate collections during the next few days up to August 8 will be fairly heavy, since there is usually a last-minute rush to take advantage of the discount offered by the Council for prompt payment. The Office of the Council closes at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday, but any rates posted and bearing the Post Office mark of that date will be accepted as having been received in time to obtain the discount. “SPRING,” 1940! AN ADVANCED SHOWING of the latest SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS, featuring a display of beautifully styled garments, dainty and serviceable materials, inexpensively priced. AT “THE VIAMI” (FARRAR & NINNES), ’PHONE 1753. END NAGGING CORNS! npHERE is no need whatever to suffer corns, callouses, bunions, sore toes or blistered heels, Dr. Scholl’s Zino Pads give you instant relief and complete protection. Dr. Scholl’s Zino Pads remove shoe friction, the cause of these foot troubles. 1/6 large packet, from Campbell’s Pharmacy. 6 Exclusive Art Jewellery AT “THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER.” SOMETHING NEW in the very latest ° designs—Cameo Brooches and Pendants, Cameos, 3-row Gilt Bead Necklets, and Bangles, Art Brooches and Pendant Lockets. SEYMOUR GILDING, JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. Box 3. 'Phone 2627. MASTERTON BOTTLE EXCHANGE. Depot: SOCKBURN STREET, MASTERTON. D. W. SIM. r BUY Beer Bottles, 1/3 dozen; also 1 Aluminium, Copper, Iron, Brass, Car Batteries, Zinc, Lead, Metal and RAGS AND OLD CLOTHING. HIGHEST PRICES. MOTORISTS! Doug. Cameron’s Garage (opp. Skating Rink, Queen Street). Best Service given to all makes of Cars, Trucks and Motor Cycles. Warrants of Fitness issued. Battery charging, welding, lathe work. Agent for “8.5. A. and “James” Motor Cycles. Garage ’Phone 2191; Private Phone. 2542. FOR YOUR HOME. JAO YOU KNOW that a Piano requires u regular attention? We have a fully equipped workshop to handle all classes of tuning and repairs. ’Phone 1815. —Steele and Bull. RE GUIDED by the experience of hun--17 dreds. Instal a “Magic” Washer now! Do the hardest job easily, quickly and perfectly. Ring 1815 for demonstration.—Steele & Bull, Queen Street, p ALL NOW and choose that Piano from our selection of new and reconditioned instruments. Trade in or sell for cash your old piano. Highest prices. Ring 1815. —Steele and Bull. TJOR Radio Servicing, call Steele and Bull, qualified servicemen. Modern equipment. Stocks of all necessary components. Lowest charges. Highest workmanship. ’Phone 1815.