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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 July 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THANKS NOTICE. IV/TR S. HERRICK, family and relatives extend sincere thanks to all kind persons who forwarded messages of sympathy and floral tributes in the death of Mrs Herrick. W.W.S.A. DRILL PARADE. DRILL HALL—SATURDAY, 2.30 p.m. ROUTE MARCH. All members to attend A. WHITTAKER, C.O. LANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY, 11 a.m. A SONG SERVICE will be rendered A by Solway College Girls’ Choir. Organist: Miss Mavis McDonald. GUN PRACTICE. TE WHARAU AREA. TT S.M.C. Artillery firing will take ’ place between 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. on July 15, 16 and 17, from point at TE WHARAU, approx. 41 deg. 5 min. South, 175 deg. 52 min. East, Arc 60 deg. to 120 deg. true. 6000 yards range, 7000 feet altitude. GUNNERY PRACTICE. URUTI POINT. fUNNERY practice by U.S.M.C. Units, u beginning June 8, 1943, continuous until further notice, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily, Saturday afternoons and Sundays excepted. Firing will take place from land area 1200 yards S.W. of Uruti Point (Coordinates ((15.50-22.27)) Masterton Borough Engineer’s Office, Wairarapa Quadrangle, No. 4). Danger Area, bounded on the left by line bearing 40° true, and on the right by a line bearing 140° true, bearings originate at firing point. Danger limit 5 miles from firing point and to a height of 3000 feet. LILIAN McKENZIE 61 RENALL STREET. LADIES’ HAIRDRESSER. PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALIST. Please Note: ’Phone 1521. CORRECT ALL STOMACH COMPLAINTS. QTOMACH turns, indigestion and > other upsetting spasms yield to healing MA VEX STOMACH COM-j POUND. 'Guaranteed for bowel ulcers, gastritis, vomiting, indigestion. — Campbell, Chemist, Queen Street, Masterton Distributor. 3 TOILET & HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS piLLETTE RAZORS, 3/6; Gillette U Blades, 1/9 pkt.; Valet Blades, 1/9 pkt.; Gem Blades, 1/11 pkt.; Seven O’Clock Blades, 1/2 pkt.; Gem Razors, 4/6; Writing Pads, 6d, 9d, 1/-, 1/1, 1/4, 1/6; Envelopes, 6d, 7d, Bd, 9d pkt.; Johnson’s Baby Powder, 1/7; Johnson’s Baby Soap, 1/1;; N.Z. Cups, 2/6. Black Nugget Boot Polish, 71d; Photo Frames, all sizes; Scrubbing Brushes, lOd, 1/-, 1/4, 2/3; Floor Polishing Mops, 6/6 to 12/-; Toilet Soaps, ,4d to lOd tab.; Dental Creams, 7d and 1/4; Gibbs’ Dentifrice, 1/1, 1/7 and 2/2; Tooth Brushes, 1/-, 1/3, 1/9, 2/2, 2/5, 2/8. NINNES, QUEEN STRET. Opposite Post office, The building which holds the Town Clock. pIFTS FOR SOLDIERS.—New stocks of Soldiers’ Requisites just to hand: Money Belts, Leather Holdalls, Toilet Sets, Safety and Blade Razors, Strops, Unbreakable Mirrors, Writing Cases, Wallets. Inspect our stock. Just to hand: Walking Sticks—W. ORANGE, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen Street ’Phone 1934. MISCELLANEOUS. JVTRS C. DODDS, Hawera, writes: “My Asthma disappeared after taking Dr. Hair’s.”—Woollams, Chemist, opposite W.F.C.A.* TJRIGHTEN your day the Queen Bee way. Queen Bee Wax cleans as it shines! 1/5 and 2/5. pOLD meats taste far better with a dash of Beaver Brand Worcester Sauce. For a real appetiser serve Beaver Brand Worcester Sauce. CAVE time! Queen Bee Wax dissolves dirt and grease as it polishes. Preserves against borer. i FOR artistic floral emblems of beauty, consult Miss J. McKenzie, W.F.C.A. Floriste’s Department, Queen Street. £ADIES! The “Moderne” School of Dressmaking is now conducted in premises, No. 70 Queen Street (opp. Hugo & Shearer’s). Enquiries solicited. SCRUBBING floors cut~so%—Queen Bee Wax cleans as it shines—saves ' time and labour. ■REGAIN your lost appetite, add zest to meals, serve Beaver Brand Worcester Sauce. The Worcester Sauce that imparts the >icy’ flavour. TIED GE and Shelter~Trees—Plant these now. Also Flowering and • Ornamental Trees. Call and inspect , the growing stock. —Robinson’s Nurser- , ies, Whatman Road, ’phone 1304. > “T»EAVER” is the only sauce I dare give ■Father. Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealand made. . Q OLF Bags and Sticks. A wide range of high quality stock. Call and inspect. It will pay you.—W.FC.A. ’ Sports Department. NEW and reconditioned implements. Spare parts in stock or procured. Scrap metals bought. Machinery exchanged.—J. C. Ewington,