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Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 July 1941, Page 1

TELEPHONES 1646 (2 lines) CONNECTS WITH ALL DEPARTMENTS, INCLUDING JOB PRINTING. * P.O. Box 445.

HYDE’S FUNERAL SERVICE, LTD. H. W. LINDSEY, Director. Office and Chapel: 18 CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. ’Phones 1433, 1434 (Res.) Residence: 43 College Street. ■ KING’S FUNERAL SERVICE. Office and Mortuary Chapel: BROADWAY, CARTERTON. Telephone: Day, 256. Day and Night, 28, 272. PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE.' , NOTICE TO CREDITORS. JJOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estate are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Masterton on or before the 21st day of August, 1941. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows:— “I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” JOHN MORGAN, formerly of Masterton, but late of the 2nd N.Z.E.F. Overseas; deer culler; died 22/5/11. FRANK M. WHYTE, District Public Trustee for Masterton. July 18, 1941, T EARN DRESSMAKING by the Latest Method. Expert tuition at HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. NEW ADDRESS: 69 QUEEN STREET. Next to Hugo & Shearer’s. MOTORISTS! Doug. Cameron’s Garr age (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, 2542.

LIVE ON THE BEST! ' < LIVE ON THE BEST! JJARBER EROS, still and will sell— Wether & Hogget Mutton ALSO Ox and Heifer Beef AT REASONABLE PRICES. BUT THEY CAN STILL SUPPLY EWE MUTTON When required, at prices as under:— Legs 2/6 , Forequarters 2/Loins 1/9 31bs. Chops 1/AND DON’T FORGET—WE DELIVER! BARBER BROS., BARBER BROS., TWO SHOPS, QUEEN STREET. ' WATSON’S STOCKTAKING” SPECIALS. WATSON’S Stocktaking Specials — ” Ladies’ Tweed Winter Coats, good tweeds and fancy cloths. Usually 69/6 to £6/6/-. Final Clearance Prices, 20/to 30/-. ; WATSON’S Stocktaking Specials.— '' See our windows of the Season’s Millinery. Smart styles in Felts, etc. Usually 17/6 to 22/6. Final Clearance Price, 5/-. WATSON’S Stocktaking Specials.— ’ Ladies’ Winter Frocks in Afgalaines, Wool Crepe, etc. Usually 59/6 to 75/-. Final Clearance Price, 19/6. WATSONS ” Stocktaking Specials.— ’’ 1/—Ladies’ Woollen Scarves, usually 3/11 to 5/6. 2/11—Fur Trimming, 4in. wide, in Black and Fawn shades. Usually 5/11 to 12/6 yard. 6d each— Cream Croc. D’Oyleys, two sizes. WATSON’S Stocktaking Specials — Men’s Warm Winter Pyjamas, 8/11; Men’s Wide-end Ties, 6d each; Men’s Nap Trousers, 6/11; Men’s Shirts, good quality, odd sizes, 4/11; Men’s Strong Oily Coats, 49/6. SPECIALS AT BLACKMORE. T”ONtY _ Men’TAlf Wool heavy and ■ light-weight Dressing Gowns, 39/6 and 49/6. Genuine bargains—BullickBlackmore, Ltd. 1 ONLY Man 7 s~ Brown Suede -finish X Golf Jacket; 15/6 to clear— BullickBlackmore, Ltd. ATEN’S English Golf Hose, plain and x fancy patterns; brushed wool; fine weights, etc. Were 14/6, 21/-. Now 6/6 a pair.—Bullick-Blackmore, Ltd. MEN'S PLUSTOURS, a limited quanx ity, assorted sizes. Grey, Brown, etc. All English cut and retailed at 45/-. 15/- a pair to clear. — BullickBlackmore, Ltd.