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Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 March 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. f)ANCE! Odd Fellows’ Dance, Masx onic Hall, Saturday Night. Barnes’s Rhythm Boys’ Dance Band. rpE ORE ORE Tribal Committee.— x Winners of the Competition were: First prize, T. Karaitiana, Akura; second prize, Tommy Haeata, Hiona; third, prize, P. Lee, Te Ore Ore. ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH. ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY 'AND SALE OF WORK. TOMORROW! Opening at 2 p.m. ST. PATRICK’S HALL & GROUNDS. Stalls comprise Fancy, Produce and Cakes. Competitions. Baby Competition. MARINE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission Free. Afternoon Tea available. T MILK WANTED. ADVERTISER requires supplies of milk of from 10 to 30 gallons per day during next five months. Farmers having supplies are asked to advise: “DAIRY,” C/o “Times-Age.”' GREYTOWN CITIZENS’ PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. DANCE AND EUCHRE. TOWN HALL. 8 p.m., FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1943. Prices, 2/-, 1/6; Servicemen 1/6. EKETAHUNA BOROUGH COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATION FEES. PURSUANT to Section 8 of “The Dogs Registration Act, 1908,” notice is hereby given that the fee for the registration of dogs for the Borough of Eketahuna for the year 1943 is now payable to the Registrar and Collector of Dog Tax, Mr Walter Green, at his residence, Stanley Street, Eketahuna. The amount of the fee has been fixed as follows:—For each dog kept solely for the purpose of herding sheep or cattle, 2/6; for any other dog, 10/-. Further, pursuant to the Dogs Registration Amendment Act, 1937, and regulations issued thereunder, every person registering a dog shall pay an additional fee of 1/- and shall receive from the Collector a supply of tablets for the eradication of hydatids. Dated this 19th day of March, 1943. J. R. WAKELIN, Town Clerk. FEATHERSTON WARTIME SERVICE. THE next UNITED SERVICE will be held in THE TOWN HALL on . SUNDAY, March 21, at 7 p.m. Speaker: The Rev. H. Bloomfield. Combined Choirs. Everyone welcome. MAURICEVILLE COUNTY COUNCIL. , BALANCE-SHEET, 1941-42. TVOTICE is hereby given that the Balance Sheet of the Mauriceville County Council for the year to March 31, 1942, has been printed, and may be inspected at my office, Leecroft Chambers, Masterton. Copies of the Balance Sheet have also been deposited at the Mauriceville Post Office, and at the residence of Mr E. W. Cheetham, at Mauriceville, where it may also be inspected on application. A copy of the Balance Sheet may be obtained from me on application by any ratepayer. Dated this 19th day of March, 1943. W. V. MADDEN. County Clerk,, WAIRARAPA KENNEL CLUB. ANNUAL DOG SHOW. RUGBY PARK, HERBERT STREET. (If wet, Mo-Katoa Scout Den, Dixon Street.) SATURDAY, MARCH 20. Judging will commence at 9.30 a.m. Judge of all breeds: Mr J. Soler. GRAZ IN G WANTED. WANTED —Grazing for six months, ’' up to 170 station cows. Apply Macßae Estate .Masterton. Telephone 2541. TO LET. TO LET. —Grazing, 150 head station cattle. Address at “Times-Age.” TO of partly furnished house; good locality; easy distance to town. Reply by letter to “932,” c/o “Times-Age.” ' ‘ losYand - founY TOST. —Black, smooth-coated sheep dog. Reward. —Luscombe, Carterton. A NYONE knowing whereabouts of Jersey-Shorthorn milking cow taken from Westmere, please ring Burrows, 386 K, Masterton. QTRAYED from Taumata Island, one two-year Jersey heifer. Information appreciated. Kindly ring 280 R or 92, Carterton. T OST—A pair of pigskin gloves at League of Mothers’ meeting, McGregor Hall, on March 17. Finder kindly return to “Times-Age.” Reward. C. SMITHS FOR VALUE. 1 /ft TO 1/11 —Boys Cotton Washing ' Sun Hats, Blue, Grey and Khaki, all sizes. Worth 3/6 for 1/6. Serge and Cloth School Caps, XI- each.—At C. Smith’s Mercery Department. JgT,—MEN’S Khaki Cotton Mesh ‘ Sports Shirts, special value. 3/—Heavy Wool Socks, in Grey shades. 3/9 —Wool Khaki Socks. —C. Smith’s Mercery Department. ft /ft AND 12/- for Men’s Working / Shirts, good quality, strong cotton material, Blue and Grey, in all sizes. The best is always cheaper at C. Smith’s. 11/6 YARD —56in. wide Maroon ' School Flannel for Frocks or Blazers. Splendid quality, warm and serviceable. Quality and price as sold last Winter—C. Smith’s Dress Department. 14/H AND 19/11—White and Fawn ' Cotton Blankets, 54 x 90 and 60 x 90. Tea Towels for 2/3, Red check design; 2/6, Blue and Green borders. — C. Smith’s Manchester Section.