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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 September 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. FEATHERSTON PUBLIC are notified r that the Fire Brigade siren will be sounded at midday every -Saturday from now on. WANTED—A male Persian kitten; good home. Address at “TimesAge.” MAORI WAR EFFORT DANCE. (Hastwells Tribal Committee.) HASTWELLS HALL. TONIGHT! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1943. 8 p.m. GOOD FLOOR. GOOD SUPPER. GOOD MUSIC. NOVELTY DANCES—PRIZES. Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/-, Double 4/-. R. TAMIHANA Hon. Secretary. piRST-VOTERSF It is your privilege J to help maintain the prestige and cleanliness of this town by voting for No-Licence. ~ PETROL GUARDS. fOMPULSORY PARADE, 0845 hours, V Wagg's Garage, SUNDAY, September 12. Lunch and mugs must be taken. G. T. WAGG, Lieut. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS. HPHE Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from MONDAY, the 13th day of September, 1943, to MONDAY, the 4th day of October, 1943 (both dates inclusive). H. KEISENBERG. Secretary. PATRIOTIC DONATIONS. 'TANGIBLE appreciation of the suc--1 cess of our Fighting Forces and the capitulation of Italy would be i.o make a contribution to the 1943 Patriotic Fund Appeal. Still £l6OO short of its quota and only three weeks to go. The Town Clerk will be pleased to receive and acknowledge donations. WAIRARAPA VETERINARY ASSOCIATION. THE Veterinarian’s Services are availX able to Graziers within a radius of 18 miles of Carterton. Apply for further particulars to MRS M. E. GUSTOFSON, Secretary, P. & A. Buildings, Carterton. NO-LICENSE OPINIONS OF MASTERTON MEDICAL MEN. WE, the undersigned. Medical Pracvv titioners of Masterton, are definitely of the opinion that No-License has been beneficial to our town from the economic, moral and spiritual points of view, and that the return to License would be a very retrograde step. (Signed) (Resident) ARCHER HOSKING 45 years HELEN COWIE 35 years NORMAN H. PRIOR 34 years J. CENNICK FORSYTH 13 years H. B. BERNEY 5 years JOHN RICH 2 years Dated at Masterton 1/9/43. (Inserted by Masterton No-License League). COME TO WHAKATAKI, WHERE THE MORNING BEGINS! THE SPORTSMAN’S PARADISE! Wild Pigs and Deer Shooting, Line Fishing and Cray Fishing, etc. N A. CHRISTIANSEN, MARINE HOTEL. “A Home Away From Home,” W ANTE ’D~KNOWN? ID LECTORS! Retain the right to be free from licensed bars. The bars are out —keep them out. Vote NoLicence. f)WNER of five dairy cows and horse V grazing on my property at Mt. Bruce since August 8 can have same by paying for grazing and expenses.— O. J. Welch, Mt. Bruce. . WANTEDTO~RENT. WANTED~fo - RENT, or Lease, unfurnished house. Will pay three months’ rent in advance. Apply A. W. Bird. Public School, Solway, or ring “Braeburn” after 5 p.m. PASH buyer requires bungalow, urgently. Write “362,” c/o “TimesAge." C. SMITH'S - 'FOR~vXIUE. j TO 27- —Men’s "Handkerchiefs, ' white, coloured border, Khaki and Airforce. 3/6 to 5/6 —Fine Wool Socks, self colours, checks and stripes. —C. Smith’s Men’s Wear Section. TO - Smart Felt U Hats, Grey, Airforce, Navy, Green, Brown and Fawn. All sizes, latest shapes. —C. Smith’s Men’s Wear Section. 1 fiTiTrO 29/6 Yard—s6in. Navy Serge, J - ”/ U super quality. 10/6 yard—s4in. Check Tweeds for smart skirts. — C. Smith's Fabric Department fi /11" - TO 35/-.—New range of Lampshades, soft furnishing colours, new shapes, in varied sizes. —-C. Smith’s Furnishing Section. do / AND 39/-. —Bevelled Glass Wall " ' Mirrors, strong nickel chain fastening, wood back. Nice assortment at C. Smith’s Furnishing Dept.■ C /1 1 TO Berets, the hat u / xx of the hour, in smart colours.— C. Smith’s Showroom for good value.