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: White's Line Supply. Store s f^^P'':'.:'V PLANT YOUR PLANTS NOW. KJjlflWM : 4t^S| For the Flower Garden. ■T/X* J ig!M|;v Fresh Varieties Each Week. t^^SH |^^^^ € BUSINESS BOILDINC/l f^^i^ Hutt Meat Company Ltd CASH BUTCHERS. 83 HIGH STREET XUDLAM CRESCENT Phone 191 * Phone 535. CUBA STREET—Phone 514. PRIME SPRING LAMB . .First of the Season. PRIME OX BEEF. DAIRY FED PORK. PROMPT DELIVERY THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT.

[A Card.] C; TXLLEABD NATTJSCH, Senior , F.N.ZXA. ARCHITECT and STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. Post Office Buildings :: Lower Hutt MBS. M. BOYLE-BARCLAY. 10 Downer Street :: Lower Hutt Registered Professional Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony, Singing. Elocution, Dramatic Ant. Pupils entered for All Examinations and coached for Competitions. ST. JAMES'S HALL Woourn Road :: Lower Hutt. C ON CERT. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1930 8 p.m. To be presented by THE CHOIR OF THE METHODIST CHURCH. Conductor: MR. ERNEST DAWSON. Accompanist—Mß. C. R. HORM\AN. Assisted ;by Miss Evelyn Robinson (contralto), Mr. Wilbur Davies (baritone), Mr. Assheton Harboxd (recitalist), Miss Ava Sym«ms and Mr. W. McLean (violinists). Orchestra of Signor. A. P. Truda. A FEAST OF GOOD MUSIC. Admission 1/- and 2/- (reserved). Reserves may be booked at Ernest Dawson\s Music Rooms, 74 High St., Lower Hutt. Ist GROUP LOWEfo HUTT BOY SCOUTS (RoveT Cretwr). HARD-UP SOCIAL and DANCE AT SCOUTS/ HALL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. In Aid of Xmas Tree Fund. Itaoble Ticket 2/5Jd. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD Lot 15, Block XXXIH, Hardy Street, Lower Hntt. . TENDERS wiil be received by the Education Board up to NOON on Octo<ber 6th for the leasing of the above site for period of 3, 4, and 5 years, from October 7th, 1930. Conditions may be obtained on application to the Board Office or to Mr. J. Stonehouse, Main Street, Lower Hutt. G. L. STEWART, Sec