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I^OUNiO—Bhick Sheep Dog V.I.C. icorner Owner- tinay have same by .paying expenses. —20 Brunswiiok St. WAlTED—tSeagrass Push Chair in good condition; reasonable prite.— Write 67 {Hutt Newt. . r __— ■ WIAiNTED TO HIRE for .two month*-— Pord Car or Liglit Delivery. Write particulars to "Tra-pper" c/o Hutt IWw*. : WANTED by .reliable jgirl just left College, position light house work; sledp out. Write 65 Hutt News, WANTED by 'Young Woman with excellent references, work by the^day. Write 64 Hutt New* < PLAYER1 *S SALE—For Books, Toys, and Stationery Bargains. PLAYEKI'S SALE—For Books, Toys, and Stationery Bargains. WANTED TO B|UY Section. State price, deposit and loteality.—Write ti3 Hutt News^ | ! J; . . LQSTMWednesday Night 14th, Whites Line East, Brown Bible. Reward on returning to Hutt News. WAjNTM) TO SELL*—I 7 Brown Casemeat Blinds 17Jia wide, 2/6 eachj also large Seagrass Pxam; good order, £I.—Apply 26 Kiwi Street. FOB, SALE—Quiet Pony; good cover, saddle, bridle; shod for riding, £3. Write 59 Hutt Netws, '' : ITOE SALE —Pure Bred Pomeranian Pups (dojgs), 30/- each. Write 60 Hutt News. » • : i , <.; -wl WANTED* —Young Lady to Board in private home, Woburn vicinity.— Write 58 Hutt News. WANfrED TO BiUY—SO to 100 Second hand Books; suitable for Lending (Library. Write 57 Hutt News^ LOST—'Friday night, Nickle Electric ToiUch, possibly <Hume Street, Penrose Street. Reward H. E. Leighton phone 63-288. ' ' \ LOST on Friday last a .Sum of Money between Wtfburn Station and Hutt' Post Office. Finder rewarded at 125 JRaiLway Avenue. ' : : WANTED TO BTJYr—Singer Drophead Machine; cheap (for cash. —Write 63 HuttNewß. , TO LET—Tfwo rooms furnished or unfurnished. —21 Bridge Street. TO SELL—Spare Parts of Maxwell or engine" and spare parts, including Radiator. Dirt cheap.—Write 51 BTutt News. YOUNG MAN wants Board ('preferably with' private family) Lc*« Hutt or environs.—Write ;50 Hutt News* »• ■ ■ v^L^iiiii SPECIAL PU.KOHASE of Ladies Pme Wool Jumpers at typical EOONIOMIC LOW PRICES. Shades include Maroon, Lido Blue, Flame, Green and Fawn. Only 7/11 and 8/9. SAMPLE BANGE ctf Children's Wear selling fast at THE ECONOMIC — Children's Fleecy Bloomers 1/4; Silk and Wool Sox 1/4; Overcoats worth 14/fi for 8/6. ■-• BUY your Knitting Wools at THE ECONOMIC—'The Busy Wool Centre Eiiglish Waols sid oz; Aotca 7id; Kaiapoi 8d; Petone 8d; Knitting Pins 3d, sd, 6d. SPECIAL LINE of Ladies' Vests now showirig at TWH ECONOMIC and all so moderately priced. Interlock Vestse 2/3; Pure Wool '3/11; Emforoidered Interlock Vests 2/11. THE ECONOMIC is famous for Baby Wear Values. Winceyette 1 Gowns 2/11; Winceyetto Petticoats 1/9 > ! Hemmed Squares 9/6 dotsen; Cotton Cashmere Frocks 3/3. LOWER HUTT LADIES!— Don't miss the wonderful Hosiery Bargains at THE ECONOMIC. Silk -and Wool Hose 2/11; Pure Wool 2jf&; Full Fashioned Pure Wool 4/6 pair. OLDE TIME DAHCE. ANOTHER GREAT JOY • NIGHT. ' At TUA RUA HALL, Market St. ' at 8 p.m. Don't Forget*— • Plenty of G-ood Dan'oing and. Fun for | Youjng and Old. Good Monte Carlos, • Prices 2/-, 1/6 and 1/-. ' • SOUTHERN COLLEDGE DANCING STUDIOS. Waiwhetu Road :: Lower Hiitt MODERN BALLROOM! DANCING Classes— ""' v ' 1 Monday 8 to 10 Advanced. > Thursday 7.30 to 9.30 Beginners Old Time Dancing— Wednesday, 7.30 to 8.30. , All Class Fees 1/-. • Studio open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. : Private Lessons by Appointment Phone 60-023. Take a No. 6 Bus , 4 POULTBY, PIGEON and CAGE BIRD SHOW. LOWER HJUTT—iJULY 20th, & 2lsfr Entry Forms and Schedules if rou*--^, Hon. Secretary, 41 Penrose Street. '