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'DAViESON touts the price of "Hor- I rookses" Pyjamas which saves ladies the <bother of (making. Heavy, 10/6 quality for 6/6 DAVISON has huge selection, of little boys' Overcoats 12/6 to 17/6. Warm rieecy Underwear 1/6. ' DAVISON'S trade in Overcoats increasing in leaps and ibounds, because of Cutting Prices. Leather Coats 65/-. DAVTjSON's Turnover is growing so huge; profits can now be cut finer than ever. New Zealand Pure Wool . Sox lid. i WANTED TO BE(LL—'Potatoes, 30 Bbs ] 1/9. —Apply 2 Fitzheir'bert Street. , FOB SALE—Pedigree Alsatian Dog i Pujptpiies, cheap. Aipjpily 112 Blchmond Street, Petono. LOSTHChiad's Blue and White Woolley Jacket, Waterloo, Knights Road. Ajpply 59 Ha-utana Street. RED OBOQ9 BAiiL, Lower Hutt, Monday 32nd May. 6/6 double. WJAtNTJID TO SESjU— ißlaok Fur Ooat ibrown collar and cuffs; netar. £25. or near offef. 48 Ludlsm Orescent. W|ANTJ3> TO SMJL—o>ro(pihead Sewdßjg Machine ; good order, £4/10/-.' — Write 430 Hutt News. . SEE the spectacular Ballet peTfiorinancd at BED GBOSS BALL, at King George Dance Hall, May 32nd. WANTED TO SEljL—'Simgte Diraplhead Machine, £8. Write 438 Butt Nehffls. WiAiNTJBD for deserving case, quantity^ of old briciks for nothing. Will clean up the place. iWrite 446 Hutt I Ne,wfl. . . . •. , LEADING- Socdal Function of the Year.— (EELE BiBD ORGSS BALL. SELIiINiG- at GKANT FABCi'IE'S Auctloin Mart —GLathes, .ba&keta, linos, drqplside cots, couchagjlFduchesses, tables, cro>dkery, ladieWahoes, iblinds aittache ■oases, set boxing, (gloves. Sacrificial Prices^. In«|pect befoTe (buying elsewihere. GiRiANT FAOEM3-IE will purchase for •Oasih Furniture, Lawnmowers, Linos, Carpets, Kugs ; Push-teliaiTß, Wrihgeasi Qote, and other useful articles. Auction. Mart opposite Poat Office. BOLTONIS OBICSHESTBA (10 Instruiments) will supply music at RED OBfOSS BALL, 22nd May. GBiANT FAiRIGtEE has large number of Houses to Let. Seasonable rentals. 'Auction Maifb ofptposite Poat Office. FOSi SAiLß—Dinaex Suit, for mediuim size. Perfect Condition, £3.-—Write 453 Hutt News. ■ ■ ■ » I I >■■■■■■■! ■ II « BAOK to School Specialists—THE igOONOMEO. Navy Fleetey Bloom■exa l/4j NaVy Wool Bloomers, 2/11; Winceyette^ Bloopie vrs, 1/-; Black Italian Bloomers 1/-; Gym, Hose 1/6 Glavte^ 1/11. • i RED CIKIOSS BAliD—Monday, 22nd May. Special bus returns to city at 2 aJm. . ■ i LOWER PBJJCSES make buying easy at TSm EOONOMIEC?. Ladies' and ■Maids' Oosy Fleecy Lined Spattees 5/6; now l/ 11. Ladies' Wool Vests 3/11; Winceyette Nightdresses 4/6. BXTJEbAi Special Values m Ladies' Undenwiear at THE ECONOMIC. Wool Vetets 3/11. Fleecy BloomeTS 2/3, O.S. 3/3, Interlock Vests 2/3; O.S. 2/9; Interlock Bloomers 2/11; O.&, 3/8, ; £200 wanted for EED OEOSS and (Mayor's Fund. Help by afctenddng j RED GBOSS BALL, May 22nd. 6/6 double. GIBEAT HOSEERY OONGESSIONS.— This week at THE ECONOMIC;. Ladies ' Botony Wool Hose 2/11 pair; o* Wo pair for 5/6. Superior" Lisle Hose 2/6 pair or 2 pairs for A/0. . ,- i FOR SAiLE-^Smart Bungialow, hamily Hutt Station, 4 rooms, ktte., all conveniences. Corner section, Giovt. montgage. Price reasonable as onrmer transferred.— li. W. Ferguson, Agent, 57 High. iStreet, Low'e»r Hutt. TO LET—6 rooaned House1, handy to Hutt Station* 25/-; Choke Bungalow 5 rooms ktte (Wiaterloo) 30/-; Brick Bungalow, 6 rooms, handy Am 30/-. (L. W. Fergiison, agent, 57 High St., OUower Hutt. . j MOBIiANaHOLIA definitely cured (by attending the. BED GROSS BALL on iMonday, 22nd. WANTED—Junior Ty|pis*e; state age end enclose copies of references. — Wrtte P.O. Box 34 Peitone. FOR SALE—Six Angora WMte Raibibdta, 10/ buyb the lot—(Write 445 Hutt News. FOR SALE—Oanaries, 8/- pair.—Apply l«0 Wauterloo Raad. WANTED I—-Work1 —-Work of any kind! toy ex-perienced man, gar'dejQing, hedge cutting, concreting, etc. Write 448 Hutt New«. LOST foetjween Myrtle St., and Kings Cfescent, via Lain^a Rtfad and Hijgh Street, ,Ono Poung Note. Rewlard Write 447 Hutt Nefws.

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