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Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 October 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. , THE — COSY — — COSY — 7.45—T0N1GHT—7.45 ERROL FLYNN—KAY FRANCIS In “ANOTHER DAWN” “ANOTHER DAWN” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) With lAN HUNTER—FREDA INESCOURT It thunders from the Screen — sweeping you along in its emotional surge. “Little Miss Thoroughbred” “Little Miss Thoroughbred” (Approved for Univorsal Exhibition.) With JANET CHAPMAN ANN SHERIDAN PUBLIC NOTICES. T _ CARD _ PARTY will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Lounge, Thursday, October 23, at 7.45. Supper and prizes. Admission, 1/-. TRENTHAM RACES. THURSDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY.' CARS LEAVE MIDLAND GARAGE 9.30 a.m. ’PHONES 1848, 1996. GREYTOWN RED CROSS DANCE! ADD FELLOWS' HALL, GREYTOWN. J SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1941. Proceeds in aid of Prisoners of War Parcels and Red Cross Equipment. ROLL UP TO THE MONSTER MATINEE AT THE COSY THEATRE, FEATHERSTON, ON MONDAY, OCT. 27 (LABOUR DAY). SONGS — TAP DANCES! Also in Attendance—“THE MYSTERY MAN.” Feature: FRED ASTAIRE—ELEANOR POWELL In “BROADWAY MELODY. 1940.” “BROADWAY MELODY, 1940.”

WAIRARAPA SHOW. CARTERTON SHOWGROUNDS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 29th—OCTOBER—30th. ( GOOlb LIVE STOCK ENTRIES. I LATEST FARM MACHINERY AND < : MOTOR VEHICLES. - MERRY-GO-ROUND ' RIDING DEVICES—GAMES. j NIGHT SHOW ’ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. I WAIRARAPA’S BIG DAY. ; ] DON’T MISS IT! < WAIRARAPA SHOW. — - J SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. THURSDAY, the 30th day of October, 1 1941, will be observed as a Special i Bank Holiday at the following Bank j Offices in the Provincial District of i Wairarapa: — WHOLE DAY. Bank of Australasia, Featherston. Bank of New Zealand, Featherston. , FROM NOON ONLY. . Bank of New South Wales, Carterton. , Bank of New Zealand, Cartel ton. Bank of New Zealand, Greytown. C. SMITH’S FOR VALUE. : o /£ T’OT/G/for - Strong Shopping Bas- , kets, firm handles, various shapes : and sizes. 2/11 and 3/6 Smart Peasant Aprons traced design on pocket. C. Smith’s Fancy Department. a - ND“777—White Terry Jumpers. w 0 crew neck or with collar. 8/6 and 8/11—Pleated Shorts, superior imi- ■ tation linen; correct and popular style. —C. Smith’s Showroom. • SUYTTf l~Yard—White Fabrics, ■ Aspecially woven for Tennis Frocks. 8/11 to 21/—Cream Gabardine, 54in. wide. Always value for your money at C. Smith’s. . 9/C TO 6/6~for Boys’ Neat Summer ■ ■ ° Shirts, smart stripes, on Blue, - Grey, Fawn and Green grounds, and plain’ shades; fast washing colours.—C. Smith’s Mercery Department. 9/9 TO 3/3—Boys’ good quality Cotton Interlock Singlets, athletic style. 2/6 to 4/9—Cream Interlock Sports ShirH for boys. 5/11 —Strong quality Khaki Shorts.—C. Smith’s. Mercery Department. A/7; - TO -- 3/6—Linen Tea towels, with A/® neat coloured border. 2/11 to 5/6 —Strong Unbleached Towels. 9/11 for half-dozen Nursery Squares, good quality. —C. Smith’s, Ltd. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. Post and Batten 1 Staples in stock. Order now. — Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd. ’Phone 1624. pOCK GAS will light and heat your home or your caravan safely and efficiently. Enquire at Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Chapel Street. QElLuFabout Purple Top White Globe 0 Turnip for topping off sheep and lambs—quick grower. Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Chapel Street. njixEITTIANURES for all crops — quality and prices right—Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Chapel Street. p7SFand _ T7uc’k Tyres stocked, good V range of sizes available. Enquire from Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., ’phone 1624. __ pARTON 7 S - “Superiative” and “Grand'Jr master” Swedes are second to none —seed obtainable at Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., ’phone 1624.