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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 September 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. CAPT. JUSTIN M. POWER , Independent Candidate. MASTERTON ELECTORATE. MONSTER PUBLIC MEETING. MASONIC HALL TUESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 22, at 8 p.m. His Worship the Mayor will preside. All Sections of the Community specially invited. « DANCE! DANCE! HAEREMAI! TE WHITI TRIBAL COMMITTEE. DANCE! DANCE! TOMORROW NIGHT. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Novelty Dances. After Beat Band. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6, Children £/-_. GREYTOWN BRANCH WOMEN'S DIVISION FARMERS’ UNION. MONTHLY MEETING. PARISH HALL, at 2 p.m., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, PUBLIC NOTICE ■ J WISH to notify all customers in Carterton and surrounding districts ■ that I have had a telephone installed in my residence at Faraday Street, Carterton. All orders promptly at- ' tended to. A. R. CLARK GENERAL CARRIER. 2 FARADAY STREET, CARTERTON. ’PHONE 95. ALCOHOL ON TRIAL Charges: I.—ENEMY OF EFFICIENCY. (a) The shooting efficiency of the British gunner was 30 per cent poorer after the rum ration.— Admiral Jellicoe. (b) As an agent for producing degeneration, alcohol is unrivalled. —“The Lancet.” lI—A RACIAL POISONER. (a) The story of France is a tragic one. Government survey of causes which led to surrender, places the blame on use of alcohol by men of the army. (b) “In East London children are not born, they are damned into the world, and the cause is alcohol.” —General Booth. Defence: Licensed by Citizens at the Ballot Box. REASONS: (a) Appetite—“l like it.” “Wine makes my brother io offend, I will drink no wine.” —St. Paul. (b) Greed—“l make money by it.” “Woe unto him who giveth his neighbour drink.” —Habbakuk. ELECTORS! Will you take the respon- ' sibility of renewing these licenses on 1 September 25? ■ (Inserted by W.C.T.U.) IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. ] (Masterton Registry.) ' IN THE MATTER of “The Bankruptcy Act, 1908.” AND IN THE MATTER of WILLIAM j WHITEHORN, formerly of • Martinborough, Sawmiller, but ■ now a member of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, a ( Bankrupt. MOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY, the 18th day of October. 1 1943, at 10.30 o’clock in the forenoon, I or so soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, application will be made to the Supreme Court at Wellington on behalf 1 of William Whitehorn, the abovenamed Bankrupt, for an Order of Dis- i charge in Bankruptcy under the above- i mentioned Act. J Dated at Martinborough this 16th day £ of September, 1943. p GAWITH, BISS, GRIFFITHS & = BLATHWAYT, J Solicitors for the Bankrupt. ROYAL BLUE BUS SERVICE. ] SPECIAL NOTICE TO PUBLIC. 1 ADDITIONAL TIMETABLE NOW 1 RUNNING. n F See Timetable page 2. j C. SMITH'S FOR VALUE. o/ft TO 5/11 Navy and ] O/ U Khaki All Wool Flannel. 6/9 yard—Dark Grey Nap Suiting, useful b for many purposes. —C. Smith’s for c _ Value. j o/ii YARD —54in. Flecked Grey °/ Tweed, ideal for skirts. 5/11 n and 6/3 yard—36in. Tussore and Ivory a Spun Art Silk for Blouses. Shirts, etc. J Always good value at C. Smith's. 1 /q—TABLE CENTRES, traced ready li ■*■/ 17 to work. 2/6—Wagon Covers, h 5/6 to 7/3—Supper Cloths, 36 x 36. 2/11 d —Calico Aprons. 2/6—Vanity Sets, r Nice selection of Traced Goods at C. r Smith’s Fancy Department. - 9/9 TO - 4/11— Duster Bags, Kitchen ■*-' ' Tidies and Peg Bags, traced g ready to work. 2/6—Hessian Aprons. 3/6—Silk Baby Pillow Slips, traced for 1 working. All shades Embroidery Cotton at C. Smith’s Fancy Counter. ’ c j 12/6 TO 19/6—Smart floral and spot £, ' u design Print Frocks, very neat - styles, in S.W. and W. fitting. Always good value at C. Smith’s Showroom. 7/Il TO 19/6—Children’s and Maids’ ' Printed Cambric Frocks, in all sizes and colourings. Superior quality material and smart styles. Value and assortment at C. Smith’s.