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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 May 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DUCK SHOOTING. j\NY person shooting ducks on Awatoitoi will be prosecuted. Shooting prohibited on H. I. and G. H .Pike’s property, Gladstone Road. Poison laid for rabbits. found trespassing on the following properties, in the Te Whiti district, will be prosecuted without further warning.—F. Dorset, W. Rogers. W. A. C. Perry, L. and W. Pike. Y.M.C.A.—BASKETBALL CONTEST. SATURDAY NIGHT, at 7.30 o’clock. See American Teams in Thrilling Contest. Admission, 1/-. MASTERTON MILK VENDORS’ ASSOCIATION. from May 1 to September 30, milk will revert to ilie winter price of 7d per quart and per pint. Cream, 8d quarter pint, 1/3 half pint, 2/6 pint. LANTERN SLIDE LECTURE. “SIGNS IN PALESTINE HERALDING THE RETURN OF MESSIAH.” SUNDAY, 7 p.m. MASONIC HALL. ALL WELCOME. GREYTOWN LEAGUE OF MOTHERS. “FATHERS’ NIGHT.” * PARISH HALL. MONDAY, MAY 3, at 7.30. Speaker: Major Dick, Masterton. Geheral Tea. “LONGER NIGHTS NEED BETTER LIGHTS” SEE THEM THROUGH WITH “MAZDA” LAMPS For “BETTER LIGHT” “BETTER SIGHT” Fit New “MAZDA” LAMPS In your light sockets this winter. Bring your old Lamp Caps in when buying new "MAZDA" LAMPS From JOHN BOUZAID ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. The Depot for “MAZDA” LAMPS and “EVEREADY” BATTERIES. GOLD SIGNET RINGS. Ladies’ and Gents’. ALL designs made to order, including A the Regimental Emblems, in enamel, for all Fighting Units. J. BRADBURY JEWELLER. BOARD AVAILABLE. BOARD offered two working men. ° Address at “Times-Age” or ring 2261. . “ BOARD~R EQU IRED. ROARD required by carpenter, handy to Memorial Park. Write “45,” c/o “Times-Age.” ROARD~wanted by young civil ser\L ant. Full particulars to “33,” c/o “Times-Age.” wantYdknown? ITCHENWARE really shines—when AV you brighten pots with Steelo—the King of Kitchen Cleansers. losYaneF found. f~OST7inF’eaih&rston, between monument and baths, small brown purse, containing £5/10/-. £1 reward. Apply Rowles, “Times-Age,” Featherston. FOUND—YalYdoor key. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertising.— “Times-Age,” Carterton. T OSTr—Man’s green jersey, off car, midday, Wednesday, between Public Library and Cambridge Terrace. Finder please ring 1680 or return to “Timps-Age.” Reward. J-OSTFirTrail-car, last Thursday, small black hat in hat bag. Finder please return “Times-Age.” ■WAOTED^TCTBUY—Beethoven Son- ” ata, No. 1 Sonata and No. 2, and ukulele. Write, stating price, to “Schoolgirl," c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED - TO - BUY— Child’s gumboots, size large 1 and 8. Address at “Times-Age.” WANTEDAaII classes poultry, high- ’ ’ est prices.—Brown’s Select Poultry Supply, Hutchens Street, Raroa, Johnsonville. ’Phone 37-772. CONVERT your old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash. Highest prices. — G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. SPECIALS aFtTf. WATSON & CO.’S, rp F.' WATSON & CO., Carterton. — 1 * Women’s Wool Vests, Canterbury Lustre, Manawatu and Kaiapoi makes. Sleeveless and short sleeve styles. All sizes. Priced from 8/6 to 15/11. FrWATSON - & _ CO~Carterton. — Women’s Wool Pantees, plain and fancy knits. All sizes. Priced at 6/11 and 7/6 pair. rp F. WATSON & CO., Carterton. — A * Women’s Silk and Wool Vests, Du Barry and Manawatu makes. Sleeveless and short sleeve styles. All sizes. Priced at 8/6, 9/6 and 10/6. rp F. WATSON Carterton. — Women’s Bed Jackets, all wool, fancy knit. Shades Pink and Blue. Priced at 24/6 and 25/6.