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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 September 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. CITIZENS’ INTERCESSION SERVICE. TN the Methodist Church tomorrow (Wednesday), from 12.40 to 1.20. Citizens will unite in prayer. DANCE! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! EPIPHANY HALL. GOOD FLOOR — GOOD MUSIC GOOD SUPPER. Admission, 2/-. DANCE! DANCE! HAEREMAI! TE WHITI TRIBAL COMMITTEE. DANCE! DANCE! , TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. • Novelty Dances. After Beat Band. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6, Children 1/- . STATE THEATRE, CARTERTON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1943. GRAND SOCIAL & DANCE ■ Under Auspices of the Carterton-Papawai-Greytown Tribal Committees. Good Music by Udy's Orchestra. Prize Dances, Statue Waltz, Monte Carlo. Double 5/-, Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/6. Buses- from Masterton. W. H KARAURIA, E. T. KINGI, Joint Secretaries. PUBLIC NOTICE. jyiß G. H. MACKLEY, National Can- , didate for Masterton Electorate, J advises that his Election Committee is disbanded as from the 21st day of September, 1943. SHOP DAY TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY. Shop lately ocupied by Mr W. H. Saunders, Queen Street. ' f)N SALE. —Maori Baskets (plain and fancy), Crayfish, Pipis and Pauas, karengo (seaweed), etc. Proceeds in aid Maori War Effort. Under the auspices of the Whakataki : Tribal Committee. MRS N. PURA, Secretary. ; NO-LICENSE , YOUR CHURCH LEADERS SAY—- . “W E are unitedly and firmly convinc- ; ed that it is in the best interests of this town and district that the present state of No-License should be maintained. “We believe that a return to License would not only have an adverse effect on the business interests of this community, but, more important still, it ’ would have a detrimental effect on the [ moral and spiritual life of the district ; generally, and of the young people in ■ particular.” ! Dated at Masterton 16/9/43. (Signed) (Church.) • D. McNEUR Presbyterian J. M. SIMPSON .... A. C. LANE E. J. RICH Anglican ■ H. TAEPA W. B. STONE Salvation Army ' V. J. DICK, J.P J. CUMMING Baptist . G. H. GOODMAN .. Methodist boa rd Required? FULL board required by young tradesman. Write “389,” c/o “Times-Age.” WAITED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY.—Child’s tricycle, r ’ for child 3 to 4 years. Write “Trike.” c/o “Times-Age.” CELL your Spare Tire! Even if it is worn through its tread can be reconstructed with truck tire cord and rubber to wear up to 20,000 miles. Sound walls only essential. We buy usable tire casings and put them into service on essential vehicles —most garages are our agents.—Trojan Tire Tread Factory, 11 Hutt Road, Petone. 2 OONVERT your old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash Highest prices. — G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C Smith’s Buildings, Masterton. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT, by elderly lady, ” furnished single room, use of conveniences. Write “388,” c/o “TimesAge? w F c A S p EC i Al _s; on /9—SINGLE - BED* sizeTjnbieached ° Sheets, twill finish, hard wearing.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 0/11 YARD—Glazed Curtain Nets, x Creme only.- 36in. wide.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 1/11 EACH—Paramount “Ladd-Knit” Hosiery Repair Needles take ladders out of stockings—At “The Wairarapa Farmers? 9 /9 PAIR —“Mediums” in seamed legO/ ° ged Rayon Hose, excellent quality and good shades. Sizes 81 to 91. (One clothing coupon). —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 4/o PAfß—White Rayon Hose for ' Nurses’ wear. Excellent quality; seamed legs. Sizes 81 to 10. —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” 5/J1 PAIR. —Mercerised Lisle Hose, ' all new shades, fine quality. Sizes 81 to lOin. (One clothing coupon). —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.”,