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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 December 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. AN afternoon of real entertainment! Wairarapa Scouts and Cubs competing in interesting competitions on Saturday afternoon at the Masterton Park. WANTED KNOWN—Reopening of ■ London Pie Shop on December 1. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. gT. PATRICK’S ASSEMBLY HALL. By pupils of St. Bride’s Convent. AN ORIENTAL' OPERETTA—“THE MAGIC RUBY” TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, at 8 p.m. Tickets:- Adults 2/-, Children 1/6. Proceeds in Aid Convent Chapel Earthquake Repairs. —Why should you give to the Y.M.- * C.A .Finance Campaign? Answer. —Because the Y.M. is doing so much for our youth—and with, your assistance can do so much more. MUNICIPAL BATHS. rpHE C. & A. and Dixon Street Baths will open for the season on SATURDAY, December 4, 1943. G. T. O’HARA SMITH, Town Clerk. INTERHOUSE DANCE! DANCE! MASONIC HALL. DANCE! DANCE! FRIDAY NIGHT. DANCE! DANCE! Make this a happy wind-up DANCE! To a successful DANCE! INTERHOUSE DANCE! WEEK. DANCE! . — DANCE! Excellent Music. DANCE! Good Floor — Tasty Supper. DANCE! DANCE! A Good Night’s Enjoyment DANCE! for EVERYBODY. DANCE! DANCE! Admission 2/-. VISIT THE EXHIBITION OF COLOUR REPRODUCTIONS OF ITALIAN OLD MASTERS, Lent by the National Art Gallery, Wellington. ON VIEW ' AT WAIRARAPA COLLEGE ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. Hours B—lo8 —10 p.m. A Lecture on the Florentine and Umbrian Schools of Painting will be read by Mr S. B. Maclennan, A.R.C.A. Admission Free. THANKS. AJR J. MAXWELL and family wish to thank all friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Palmer, Matron and Nurses of Greytown Hospital. .THANKS. J DESIRE to sincerely thank all x friends and relatives who sent kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes in the death of my beloved wife. Please accept this as a personal thanks. T. THOMSON, Kuripuni Street. W.W.S.A. DANCE STATE THEATRE, CARTERTON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. Proceeds in aid of Garden Fund to help provide Seed, Manure and Equipment. Good Floor. First-class Orchestra. Dancing 8 p.m. Admission:- Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/-. M. STENT, Hon. Secretary, , W.W.S.A. Cycle Corps.

BOARD REQUIRED. WANTED—Kind person to board girl, ’’ 2| years. Address at “Times-Age.” TO LET. rpO LET—S-roomed house, 2] acres, X 2miles from town. ’ Address at “Times-Age.” - LOST AND FOUND. WOULD person who took Waterman ’’ fountain pen from desk in Money Order department please return to J. L. Fulton, 61 Cornwall Street. Reward. j OST.—Small'gold cross and chain. n Would finder kindly return same to “Times-Age” Office. Reward. T OST—Small leather bag, containing parcel, addressed to person in U.S.A. Please return 83 Bentley Street. Reward. T OST,” Wednesday, Social Security book, No. 712954, vicinity Davies’ Boot Shop and State Theatre. Finder please return “Times-Age.” QTRAYED from" Gladstone, 2 180 months-old Jersey heifers and one Jersey cow and calf. Reward. Ring 372 K, Carterton. TOST, about a month ago,- brown smooth-haired sheep dog, name “Scotty.” Reward. Ring 2403. “ WANTED TO buy. WANTED TO BUY—B’udgie hen, prevv ferably blue. State price and where seen to “566,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED"^6"BUY—Car, truck, or ” bicycle, engine and tires in good order. Address at “Times-Age.” WANTED TO BUY.—Poultry: Fowls, ’’ ducks, geese, turkeys, any quantity. Picked up at door. Write “556,” c/o “Times-Age.” WANTED TO BUY—Gent’s suit, in good order, to fit man sft. 7in.; about size 5. Write narticulars and price to “Suit,” c/o “Times-Age” Office. OUTBOARD MOTOR. " WANTED TO BUY.—Outboard motor, ” not over 4 h.p. Price and particulars to Carter, “Times-Age,” Greytown. (J ON VERT your old Gold and Diamond Rings into cash Highest prices. — G. Dallas, Watchmaker, C Smith’s Buildings, Masterton.