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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 May 1942, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SATURDAY, MAY 30 GRAND INTERHOUSE PLAIN & FANCY DANCE At the MUNICIPAL HALL, MASTERTON. Class I — BEST HARD UP COSTUME (Open.) (Cost of costume not to exceed 55.) Class 2 — MOST ORIGINAL COSTUME (Open.) C] ass 3__ BEST FANCY COSTUME (Open.) Ql ass 4-— * BEST COSTUME ADVERTISING TRADE OR .BUSINESS. (For Interhouse Girls Only.) ENTRIES FREE & CLOSE FRIDAY, MAY 29, at STATE KITCHENETTE or W.F.C.A. SPORTS DEPT. Judging by Popular Vote. Ist PRIZE VALUE 15/2nd PRIZE VALUE 7/6 (In Each Class.) THIS WILL BE A GREAT NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENT. MASTERTON AND DISTRICT EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS SERVICE. SUPPLY UNIT. IVFEMBERS of the Supply Unit of the Master ton and District Emergency Precautions; Service are summoned to attend a COMPULSORY PARADE of that Unit to be held in the Municipal Building, Perry Street Entrance, TONIGHT, the 21st day of May, 1942, at 7.30 p.m. J. H. CUNNINGHAM, Deputy Controller. TE ORE ORE RIVER BOARD. RATEPAYERS of the Te Ore Ore River District are notified that Members of the Board propose to make a general inspection of the Ruamahanga River on Monday, the 25th day of May, 1942. , Members of the Board desire to contact all Ratepayers on that day to discuss financial and other matters and they are accordingly invited to meet the Board at the Te Ore Ore Crushing Plant at 10 a.m„ when any representations they wish to make concerning the control of the River as it affects their respective properties will be considered and investigated during the inspection. Dated this 21st day of May, 1942. J. C. D. MACKLEY, Clerk to the Board. PARA RUBBER CO., LTD. pOLF BALLS! Golf Balls! Service, 1/3 each; Bromford 12, at 1/9 each; Bromford 13, at 2/3 each; Pin Hi, at 3/each. Also Roylete Waterproof Golf Jackets, leather shoulders, 53/6 each.— Para Rubber Co., Ltd. • ]2OTTLE TEATS, at 9d each; Crib Sheets, at 2/11 each; Pilchers, small or large, at 3/3 pair; Rubber Household Gloves, 2/0 and 2/11 pair.—Para Rubber Co., Ltd. •, PYCLE LEGGINGS for Ladies and V Girls, 19/6 pair; Oil Silk Pixie Hoods, 5/11 each. Defy the weather, either cycling or walking.—Para Rubber Co., Ltd. IJABRIX DOOR MATS, 11/9 and 15/6 A each; Utility Rubber Mats, in Green, Rust or Blue, 8/6 each; Rubber Mats for sink tops, 5/6 each—Para Rubber Co., Ltd. PYCLING CAPES for Gents or Boys, v 27/6 to 32/-; Leggings to match, at 19/6 pair; Gents’ Gabardine Single Texture Waterproof Coats, from. 29/6 each. —Para Rubber Co., Ltd. WALLOONS! Balloons! For Parties and Dances. Stocks of good assorted range, just to hand. Call and see us about your requirements. —Para Rubber Co., Ltd. . W.F.C.A. SPECIALS. 4/11 YARD. —36in. Floral Bi'ocaded / Casements, Fawn grounds with Pink and Blue designs.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” g | YARD. —Heavy Grey Cotton Blanketing. Note the width: , 60in. wide.—At “The Wairarapa Farm- ; ers.” i oYfi YARD. —26in. White Cotton / Huckaback, a splendid quality — At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” OQ —THE famous “Air Cell” Blan- . ket, in shades of Green, Pink, , Gold, White and Blue. Single, 38/6; double, 53/6.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 4 /c PAlR.—Kiddies’ Warm Woolly ( / Mittens, in Red, Grey, Gold, Navy and Airforce.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” q /| 1 YARD.—Heavy Grey Cotton • ' Blanketing, 60in. wide. Ideal , fox' spare blankets, etc. —At “The Wai- j rarapa Farmers.” o /1| PAIR. —Fine quality All Wool ■ ' Golf Sockettes. Shades of Grey, Fawn, Bottle, Red, Saxe, Brown, j —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 3/11 YARD.—AII Wool Scarlet Flan- I ' nel, 28in. wide. Excellent qual- : ity.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” O ZO EACH. —Union Tea Towels (hem- : med); size 20 x 30. Assorted col- 1 oured borders. —At “The Wairarapa ! Farmers.” J /g EACH —Assorted Animal Pat- ' terns for Children’s Toys. Micky I Mouse, Donald Duck, etc. —At “The i Wairarapa Farmers.” ] 2/11 EACH. —Military Pennants, Sol- j ' way, Opaki, Tauherenikau, Masterton, Ohakea, Flight Mechanics, f etc., etc. —At “The Wairarapa Farm- I ers.” i 13/6 p Alß' —Men’s Khaki Shorts, full . ' cut, soft finish material. All ' sizes. —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” ;