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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 May 1941, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. gOCIAL EVENING at the Epiphany Hall. 7.45, Tomorow Night (Wednesday). Admission, 1/-; Children. 6d. Musical programme, games and dancing. Refreshments.' VMV BRITISH-ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION. MASTERTON BRANCH. Friends and others interested arc reminded of the Meeting TOMORROW WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, at 8 p.m. At the Country Women’s Club, corner King and Chapel Streets. Subject: “EUROPEAN FEDERATION—WHAT OF THE EMPIRE?” Speaker: MISS E. M. DONALDSON. ( of Wellington Headquarters. At the present time, when the course of events indicated for years by British Israel scholars is proving accurate, this consideration of Anglo-Saxondom’s role in the next phase of world change will prove of absorbing interest. Members and friends are advised not to miss this address, as. owing to war conditions, it may be difficult to arrange as many lectures as usual this year.

THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. APPROPRIATION MEETING To be hold on THURSDAY. MAY 29. 1941. BALLOTS: Groups 5. 9. 19 22. 23. 24. 34. SALES BY TENDER: Groups 3. 6. 7. 11. 17. 18, 26. 27. 29. 30. 31. 40. TOTAL TO BE APPROPRIATED: £15,600. LAST PAY-DAY: MONDAY, MAY 26, 1941. Masterton Agent: E. K. EASTWOOD, 5 Perry Street.

WHAT TO PLANT NOW. gTRAWBERRIES.""—“Extra strong Plants, box grown, 1/6 per dozen. Special price for 100 lots.—Robinson’s Nurseries, ’phone 1304. Agents: W.F.C.A. or C. E. Gibbs. fyJACROCARPA (Cupressus Macrocarpa), "the great farm tree.” Ex- ■ cellent stock in all grades.—Robinson’s Nurseries, Whatman Road. Agents: W.F.C.A. throughout the Wairarapa. ■ JJEDGE~TREES^—Tree"Litcerne, Escal- ! lonia (3 kinds), Olearia, Lonicera, Laurel. Lawsoniana, etc. —A. Robinson . & Sons, phone 1304. Agents: W.F.C.A., ‘ all branches. ’> NATIVE TREES. — Beech “73 J kinds), Rimu, Kowhai (2 kinds), • Matai. Hinau. Matapo, Totara and 50 * other varieties. Come and see them. — ! Robinson’s Nurseries, Whatman Road. ’ ’Phone 1304. 1

FOR YOUR HOME. rpi-IE PIANO you prefer is in our Showroom. Steele & Bull’s guaranteed pianos are all specially selected instruments. Modernised and in first class condition for many j-ears’ friendly service. Easy terms. POR EXPERT attention to your radio and piano, ring Steele & Bull, 1815. Qualified Servicemen & Tuners. Lowest rates. Highest grade materials. Estimates free. gEVERAL low-priced reconditioned Radios available for immediate sale. Inspect at Steele & Bull.

JpOR country requirements we have two excellent reconditioned battery all-wave Vibrator Radios. Inspect at Steele and Bull.

1 W.F.C.A, SPECIALS. • 2/(j PAIR. —“Dox” Sock Savers. Save ■ darning and heel blisters. Idea ! for heavy boots. —At “The Wairarapt 1 Farmers” Men’s Department. r 2/11 PAlR.—Extra Heavy Ribbec 1 Khaki Woollen Socks. 3/11 pair—Men’s Cosy Bed Socks.—At “The ] Wairarapa Farmers.” ’ 25/6 p AIR. — Heavy Winter-weight ' “Roslyn” Saddle Tweed Trousers, 3 pockets; full cut; sizes 3 x 7.—At , “The Wairarapa Farmers.” ' 57/6 — MEN'S Oily Canvas Coats, riding cut jguaranteed waterproof. Le Roy make. —At "The Wairarapa Farmers.” 25 /6 —MEN’S Fawn Rubber Raincoats, ' d.b. style and belted. Ideal for showery weather. —At "The Wairarapa Farmers.” 3776“ BOY ®' ~ _ Canvas RidUg Coats, full cape, strap and buckle fasteners.—At "Tile Wairarapa Farmers.” 2/2 YARD.—Special quality Striped ' Pyjama Cloth, soft finish, smart stripes. 36in. wide. —At "The Wairarapa Farmers.” ft/ft YARD— 58 in. ’ 7VIT - Wool - Grey Blanket Cloth. Ideal for Blankets or Dressing Gowns.—At "The W’.iirarapa Farmers.” 17/6 DOZEN—Ready-made Nursery ’ Squares, plain finish, absorbent quality.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers." I SI LK~ BE D S PR E A D S, “shades Rose and Gold. Size 70 x 90. — At “The Wairarapa Farmers." IK,« PAIR.—AII Wool “Baby Cot” Blankets, heavy quality. — At “The Wairarapa Farmers” 2 ’J EACH. — Coloured Bordered Breakfast Cloths, dice design: size 45 x 45- Al "The Wairarapa Farmers." '[’OTAR A Fence Ballons, sawn. 2x2. Good line. Particulars from Wairarapa Seed Co., 'phone 1683. 1 JJOULTRY SUPPLIES.—Bran. Wheat 1 Meal. Laying Mashes. Mixed Corn, | Wheat. Maize. Shell Grits, etc. Ask for prices.—Wairarapa Seed Co., ’phone! I 1683. ' t