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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 27, 27 November 1930, Page 8

McKay's Moera P.O. BUILDINGS '"'*" Moera Uadies' Zampa Frocks from 5/11 to 7/6 Ladies' Sleeveless Rayon Jumpers, fade less .....I 12/6 Ladies Fugi Silk Smocks ....... 10/6 Ladies' Full Fashioned Silk Hose 5/9 ana 6/11 Ladies' 'Full Fashioned Piwe Silk Hose 11/6 Men's Flannel Trousers from .— 11/6 Men's Athlete Simglets from .... 1/0 Men 's Silk & Wool Half Hose 2/11 pr Men's "WorMng Sox from ...... 1/- pr Fugi Silk P.K.A. Quality .... 1/11 yd Totoralco All latest designs ... .2/6 yd Bunty Prints 1/11 yd Zampa Prints 1/9$ yd. "SAVE OUB DISCOUNT COUPONS SAVE OUR CASH DISCOUNT COUPONS—THEY ARE VALUABLE^ HgFTT VAU^TSr HIGH SCHOOL. The Old Pupils' Day wilt be held atr ;the School' on SATURDAY, December 6th. Cricket, Basketball, Tennis,. Shooting and Relay Races. Assemble at 1.45. All Old Pupils are eordiaHyinvited to attend. , H. P. KTDSON, Principal' A WONTXEEFTJL OPPORTUNITY FOB RESIDENTS IN THE HUTT VALLEY, SUNDAY, DECEMBER, 7th, 1930. Commencing at 8 p.m. in t&e METHODIST CHUEOH, L<wer Hutt'THE MESSIAH." (Handel's). . .By the Choir (■augMneaited) cuad an. - Oiiehestra of twenty-five. CondiuetoiI—Mt.1 —Mt. Ernest Dawson. Organist—hMv; R. Hormarii eofoists^—Soprano, Miss. Christiiia. 'Onnistonj Contralto, Mrs Wilfred Andrew's; Tenor, Mr. Austin Blackleg Bass, Mr. Orr. THE HUTT WORKSHOPS' %t APPRENTICES' CLUB. / Will told A GKAND rLANNEL DANCE In SOCIAL ;HAI>L, Hutt Worksltops^ On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEB 3rd From 8 pan till 1 ajn. MRSKS BY SHOPS' DATfCE BAND^ Double tickets 5/-; single lady 2/6; gents 3/-. Tickets include bus fare to and from the Hall. BRITISH EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN. LOWER HUTT SECTION, JWOMBN'E ORGANISATION. A MEETINO will be held in the Cwtocii Chamber on THURSDAY, NoveMifoer 27th at 3 p.m. those ladies wiUiiig to assist are cordially invited to attend. H. B, ROBERTS, Mayeress President of Local Committee. WATSON and CO. Having sold our business to Mensrs Rae Bros., we take thfs opportunity of thanking the piiiblfc of Petono and sarrounding districts for their liberal patronage during our yeaTS in business, and we would ask the . same lSbet^f patronage to our successors —■ Messrs RAB BROS, COAL MERCHANTS & CARRIERS, 45 Sydney Street Pett>ne. - Having purchased the Coal, Wood and Carrying Business until recently carried on by Messrs Watson and Co., we respectfully solicit the patronage of their late clients and undertake to proVide equal service and attendtion and;, eonfiden-fcly solicit a trial order. RAE BEOS., 45 SYDNEY 'ST., PETONE._ .