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meat committee, Misses V. Fraser, M. Fraser, and T. Baigent, Messrs. B. Upton and C. B. Wetherall; selection committee, Miss M. Fraser, Messrs. F. Manderson and P. Hester; social committee, Misses V. Fraser, M. Fraser, and T. Baigent, Messrs. G. Keillor, L. Wesley, and 11. G. Flux; trustees, Messrs. H. G. Flux, F. Manderson, and H. Hodgkinson; delegates to Hutt Valley Lawn Tennis Sub-Association, Messrs. H. G. Flux and A. G. Smith. END OF A THEATRE . . « One of London's most famous . theatres—the Borough, Stratford, in the East End—is to be demolished to make way for a cinema. The theatre was closed in March of last year after a continuous life of thirty-seven years devoted to the drama, grand opera, and revue. In those years the people of the East End were able to see most of the stage's greatest artists in their principal successes. BRONCHITIS & NIGHT COUGH Quickly .Dispelled with DOUBLE EX THE Bronchitis prescription "DOUBLE EX" is guaranteed to bring rapid relief to the most hacking cough. The potent propertiea that are «o successful in the treatment of Chronic Bronchitis quickly break the congested phlegm and soothe the bronchial tubes. l/6d and 2/6 d bottle from leading Chemists and Stores, or from Hoffman's Pharmacy, Consulting Chemistg, 17 Princes Street, Dunedin. "Well, I saw a suit down the street for less money." "Quite likely you did, but it wasn't a LYNX. You know, there are 'prime eggs,' 'fresh eggs,' and 'eggs/ aren't there? . Same way with'suits. There, are 'LYNX Suits,' 'box suits,' , ' and 'suits.' You'll set a perfect cut in your LYNX, honest making, and English weaves— surely worth a little extra?" Vance-Vivian LIMITED. Corner Cuba and Manners Sts.

HOTELS, RESORTS, TRANSPORT. "WALLARINGA" MANSIONS NEUTRAL BAY. . : ; -rr. r-j SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. «...- ■*>, A,l^ i 'iUIET '..nd tecluded. 12 minute*' ferry MmA&g^'kj^J&gamJSMgmL v "* (rip from G.P.0.; 3 minute*'' walk * t _j / >*Bll^^mSE!K£££SSSiiOMl* liom Neutral Bay Wharf. Excluaire ■■SSSHHIHI^HHii ITUEST HOUSE, Renewed (or Comfort M^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^nQUfj md Service. Extensive harbour view*. GMQ^^^^^^^^H^^^^HflMJl ivater frontage. 100 room*, Noted Table, ballroom, Ping-pong, Tennii, Private Bowl|^^^|H^^^^^^^^H|^^^H|i me Green, and Swimming Batba. t Con|^^^^^^^^fl|^H^^^^^^^^^H| tinuoug Hot-water Service. H^B^^^H^^^^^^^HsL Tariff from £2/10/. to £3/3/. per WMk; 1^ PW day, W/6. 1,..; :yi".:-..< /f^f^f^?- » ~/J The Manag6i ._ Td^honM x^ xj^. WELLINGTON-WANGANUI ROAD MOTOR SERVICE THE N.Z. RAILWAYS will operate the following Road Motor Seme* Timetable as from SEPTEMBER 1:— WEEK DAYS: SUNDAYS: Wellington dep. 2.0 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 1.15 p.m. Wellington dep. . 9.0 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Wanganui arr. 6.50 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 6.15 p.m. Wanganui arr. . 2.30 p.m. 10.5 p.m. Fares between Wellington and Wanganui £1 single, £1 16« return. For further particular* ring 45-842 or 63-591, Wellington; 3130 Wanganui, or 3058. MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES. MASTERTON: Dep. (6.30 a.m. Monday only), 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 1 p.n.«| i p.m. Saturday—Dep. 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 4 p.ns. WELLINGTON: Dep. (2 a.m. for Napier.), B^3o a.m., 150 p.m., 4, p.m., • p.»J Saturday—Dep. 2 a.m., 8.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., i p.m., 6 p.m. SUNDAY—Masterton Dep. 8 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 5 p.m,, 7 p.m. Wellington Pep. 8.80! a.m., 4.30 p.m., 8 p.m. • ' Booking Offices: Masterton—Midland Garage (TeU. 1848, 1996). Cart«rto»—i Lane's Confectionery (Tel. 80); Hughes, Tobacconist (Tel. 205). Greytewn—Kieholl'i Garage (Tel. 101). Featherston—Finlay's Bowser (Tel. 60); Edwarda, ConfectiMunri (Tel. 191). Wellington—Featheraton Street, opp. G.P.O. (Tel. 42-S2B). JENKINS MOTOR SERVICES, LTD. Head Office: MASTERTON.- ', ■ TELEPHONES: 41-555 and 41-556 WELLINGTON. '. AARD TOURIST BUREAU. ,_ AARD WELLIUU'IOW to fALMEKSTOJN NOK'l'H and JSAPIER, 9 »«.'{eefr] necting to Gisbome), 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m. WELLINGTON to PALMEKOTON NORTH, 3 p.m. train connectf witb our 8.13 p.m. ear to NAPIER. Napier to, Wairos and Gisbome, 8 a.m., 1 p.m., and 9 p.m. Napier-Tanpo-Rotoroa-AncJtlaad,' 8 a.m. daily. ALL OWNER-DRIVEN AARD SERVICES. A Real N.Z. Magazine ■ / / Railways National Monthly New Zealanders, you will like the September iisue of the "Railways Magazine." It gives you thrilling glimpses of your country, past and present. There • is a very wide range of interesting information, brightly written. There' are humorous articles and sketches, original verse, plenty of pictures—really a big parcel of good readirg—an ideal magazine for any family in New Zealand or any other, British country. 6d At All Bookshops 6d

BIG REDUCTIONS IN AUSTIN PRICES INVEST in an AUSTIN SEVEN NOW Mfcft*^*jßK£gßßiM» £y,"-^v-^ JlKs,^— 'i."|iijiw > L New Reduced Prices make this world-famous car a The new low price includes everything: Pneumatic upbetter investment than ever. , : holstery. Adjustable front seats. Dip and switch' The New Austin Seven is bigger and more powerful. head-lamps. Combined stop and tail lamp. Direction It is the only car that gives you penny-a-mile motoring indicators. Windscreen wiper. Driving mirror. Enwith remarkable comfort, unfailing service and really gme mounted on rubber bushes> Four-speed Synchrosatisfying performance. Penny a Mile !-inclusive of mesh gearboXi . Trip i ex sa f ety gi ass throughout benzine, oil, tyres, etc., and for four adults, too—could Chrom"um fin* h anyone wish for cheaper transport than that? Once you actually experience the pleasure and the con- Find out what a smart and extraordinarily powerful venience of Austin Seven ownership you will wonder car the Austin Seven is. See your nearest Austin how you ever managed without one. Dealer and arrange for a demonstration run. DIRECT FACTORY MAfI!U IIQ MOTOPQ LIMITED, DISTRIBUTORS: MMWIYUO IflU I UllO WELLINGTON AUTHORISED AUSTIN DEALERS: H PALMERSTON NORTH and FEILDING:N.Z. Farmers' Dist. Co., Ltd. " WANGANUI: H. F. Harman, Ltd. MASTERTON and PAHIATUAi W.F.C. Assn., Ltd. NELSON: J. C. Ingram and Co., Ltd. BLENHEIM: H. R. Dix and Sons, Ltd.