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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 December 1941, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SEDGLEY BOYS’ HOME. THE ANNUAL GIFT DAY Will be held TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, At 2.30 p.m. Afternoon Tea will be served. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED. KNICK KNACK'CLUB. SHOP DAY—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. In shop next Gressier’s, Bakers, QUEEN STREET. Toys, Felt Posies and other ’Xmas Novelties. Proceeds for Lonely Soldiers’ Parcels. rpHE Eketahuna-Nireaha Highway will 1 be CLOSED between Tyler’s Bridge and Drysdale’s Hill, to all through traffic, during progress of sealing works. W. N. RICHARDSON, County Clerk, Eketahuna. 1/12/41. BRITISH ISRAEL. REMEMBER LECTURE. TOMORROW NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. AT OPERA HOUSE. WOODVILLE RACES SATURDAY AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 6 & 8. ACCEPTANCES for all races on the First Day close at 8 o’clock TONIGHT. W. A. LYON, Secretary.

■ NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. A LL PERSONS trespassing on my property at Dalefield and Totara Flat, with or without dog or gun, will be prosecuted without further notice from this date. R, B. SAYER, Dalefield. November 25, 1941. , WARNING. A NY persons trespassing with guns or dogs on the properties “Whatarangi” or “Hamenga” Stations, Palliser Bay, will be prosecuted and all dogs will be shot on, sight. Shooters’ car numbers will be handed to Police. M. A. SUTHERLAND, M. J. McLEOD. PARA~RIUBB'ER~Cd., LTD. 3.50/19, 4.00/17, 1U 4 00/19, 4.50/17, 4.75/17, 4.75/18, 5.00/16, 5.00/17, 5.00/20, 5.25/16, 5.25/17, 5.50/16, 5.50/17, 6.00/16, 6.00/17, 6.00/19, 6.25/16, 6.50/16—Para Repair Department, Jackson Street. CANVAS SHOESfor Children! ClearV ance stocks, “Fleetfoot” Shoes, limited quantity, 6’s to 9’s at 1/9 pair. Size 10 only, 2/3 pair. Also several pairs of Canadian-made Shoes for women at prices from 3/11 pair—Para Rubber Co., Ltd. PYCLE TYRES! 24 x 1-g, 24 x lj, 26 x V lg, 26 x lj, at 9/6 each; 28 x If, at 8/6, 9/6 each; 28 x I|, at 8/6, 9/6, 10/6, 11/6 each; Cycle Tubes from 3/9 each.— Para Rubber Co., Ltd. 15 ATHING CAPSfßathing Caps! Good ° strong quality in several colours; 3/3 each. Beach Sandals, sizes 2 to 6, at 9/11 pair. Ear Plugs, 1/- pair.* LiLos, 45/- each.—Para Rubber Co., Ltd. TVTOTORTYRES! _ Yook this list over: 30 x 3j B.E. Oversize, 31 x 4, 33 x 4, 32 x 4j, 33 x 4-4, 30 x 5, 32 x 6, 6.50/20, 7.00/20, 7.50/20. We have many good used and retread tyres in stock—Para Repair Department. ■pARA Repair Department—Specialr ists in all rubber repair work. Pram Tyres fitted, Wringer Rollers rerubbered, re-soling of Tennis Sandals, Croquet and Bowling Shoes. Let us have your Motor Tyres retreaded or recapped. —Para Repair Dept.

W.F.C A. SPECIALS. VMAS CARNIVAL! 4711 pair;— A Heavy quality Striped Turkish Towels, size 20 x 40; splendid drying. These are extra special value and should not be missed.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.”, 2/11 each — Special quality in Hemmed Tea Towels, attractive coloured borders. Excellent drying. Size, 22 x 32.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” ylffAS - C?ARNIVALr 1/- each—Brown A Oven Cloths, bound in assorted colours. Size approx. 18 tx 18.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers,” _____ VMAS CARNIVAL! 6/6 each—Scal■A' loped Damask Cloths, White only. Size 45 x 45—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” VMAS CARNIVALO76 each—Large A size Hemstitched Pillow Cases, free from dressing.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” VM“AS - CARNIVAL! 7/6 yard.—Heavy A double Table Damask, ivy patterns. 63in. wide—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” VMAS CARNIVAL! 4/6 yard—“ Old Bleach” Linen Huck, 20in. wide. Colours: Blue, Pink and Lemon. At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” VMAS CARNIVAL! 4/11 yard—Fine quality Handkerchief Linen, 36m. wide. Mild Apricot shade only.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” VMAS - CARNIVAL! -- All A Wool Swim Shorts, Royal, Grey, Green and Black, from 8/11. —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 3/6 pair—Men’s •-All Wool Khaki Socks, heavy quality, 3/6; medium weight, 4/6 pair.—At “The Wairarapa VMAS CARNIVAL! 22/6 each—Men’s Khaki “Crewe” neck Sweaters. Fine quality, medium weight—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” VMAS CARNIVAL! I'l/6 each.—Men’s A Linen-finish Sports Shirts, canoe (collars, two pockets. Shades of Canary, I Green and Saxe.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.”