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Hutt News, Volume 6, Issue 4, 28 June 1933, Page 6

t LOST between Hutt Methodist Church [ dud Hautana .Street, a Lady's Silver Wriytlet Watch. Finder rewarded* on returning to 05 H'autana 9t. Phoke 63-456. i WANTED TO SELL—vSeag rasa Pram j and Push Chair; good condition cheap for ,ca«h. Apply between 1U . a.m. "and 12 a.m. 14 Penroee Street i WjAjNiTJQDi—Bed-Sitting Room, Lower Hutt; .centsal Wjrite 56 Hutt Netojs. JULIET, 153 High Street, Lower Hutt '• SALE .of all ■Fro'oks at Bargain t Prices. Dresses made to order. t - f. WANTED TO BUY-^Second Hand , Typewriter; must be cheap. Write stating price to 88 Hutt News. i POTATOES JfOßi SALE— Sutton's » Supreme, 281b 1/9; 6/6 cwt.-nlB Lajingfa Rofed. ■ , , ■ i : GRANT FARGIE'S Auction M'air't, 62 D und S Beds from 20/-; 16 Stretchers 7/6; Colis 15/- Duchesses 15/-; Mattresses' 10/-; TaJblea 10/-; Sidewards 30/; Clorthes Baskets, Tools, I Linois, Wonderf xd Bargains. Opposite L , PostOffiicje., •; :: . ,__L-Lifcisi ' — —• IF your House is vacant, .ring or consult Grant Fargie who has reliable J tenants waiting.—Grant Fargie, Ee--9 tate Agent, oipposite Post .Office. [; BUN.GJALOW, 4 roomys, every oonv,enir ence, dose Hutt Station; .rental 22/6 ' Immediate possession.— Gr&ni Fargie, Auction Mart, ©pp. Post Office. GRANT FABGIE will purchase for cash Furniture, Pu^h Chair,s ; €airpets, Crocksery, etto Convert your ! surplus into cask. Auction Mart, J opposite Post Office. ' ; J CLEARANCE SALES.—To ensure a (Successful one consult Graait Fargie Auctioneer, opposite Pos'b Office.' Conducted on .shortest notice. Set- ~ tlemeut same eventing if desired. TO LET—Double Bedroom and Living Room, fua'nished in quiet comtEortl table home. Seasonable rent. Writes 86 Hutt Newe.. j ____________— —— I FINEST TAiBLE SUTTON Supreme. Potatoes, 7/- per ctart; 4/- per naif ' cwt. Bed Dekatos 8/- per owt; 4/6. per ha'f cwt. Delivered —'Meadows Phone 63-022. . ; ■ [ LOWER HUjTfl? LADIES— Don't tniis the wond&rful Hosiery Bargain ac THE ECONOMIC Silk and Wool Hose ( 2/ll; Pure Wool i 2/9; Full I Fashioned Pure Wool 4/6 pair. , r * ! BUtf your Knitting Wools at THE. ECONOMIC—The Bupy Wool Centre Englian Wools s*d oz; Aotea, lid; I Ka-iapoi 8d; Petohe 8d; Knitting 3 Pins 3d, sd, 6d. > • THE ECONOMIC is fiamous for Baby I Wear Values. Winceyette Gowns p 2/11; Wincey ette Petticoats 1/9 I Hemmed Squares 9/6 dozen; Cotton (Cashmere Frocks 3/3. " SPECIAL PURCHASE of Ladies Pure [■ Wool Jumpers at tyipifcal ECOiNIOMiO LOW PRICES. Shades include Maroon, Dido Blue, Flame, Green tand Fawn. Only 7/11 and 8/9. ■ 5 THE ECONOMIC —Unsurpassed for Ladies' Vest Values. Lovely Interlock Vests 2/3 now 1/9; 3/6 now 2/3; 3/11 .now 2/11. Buy now at ; Reduced Prices. NEWEST NEEDLEWORK Designs now showing at THE ECONOMIC. ' <ke^m Linen Centres 1/3; Cream Linen Duchess Sets 1/11; Ladies' Calico Aprons 1/-; Arras Cloth Cushions 1/11. ( \ TO LET, Lower Hutt. Self-contained Flat, 4 roo^mis and garden ( 22/6; 3 roomed Flat 17/6.—Ferguson, 57 J High Street, Lower Hutt. TO LEfT!—Modern Bungalow, 4 large rooms, kt., b^st part Woibuxn, reni tiaj 32/6; also another at Waterloo i foir 27/6.—Ferguson •57 High Street Lo%er Hutt; : ■ ; t < , WANTED1 TO BUY—Second-hand cor- \ rugated iron i6f or 7ft.—Write 90 Hutt News. ' \ WANTED TO SELL— Wardrobes (2), i Dreissii'ng Tfalble, Iron Bedstead and) Wire Mattress, Dortble Bedstead and" Wire, Oak Table (extension) and 4> [ Dining Chairs, Marble Top Table, Singer Hand Machine, Book Case, Large Kitchen Taible and CWairs, 1 Wringer, Seagrams Pram May .be seen at 19 Bridge Street 2 to 5,' Thursday and Saturday afternoon. PLTJNKET SOCIETY. WjAIWIETU BRANOH. The ANNUAL M3EETJNG of the Waiwetu Sub Branch of the Pluh'kei) Society will held in the Bircn Street Ball on WEDNESDAY, sth July at 2.30 p.m. ' LEAGUE OF MOTHERS. Opening Meeting MOEE& BBIANCH on WEDNESDAY, July 12th at 2 p.m in the Moera Hall, .Randwick Crescent The Aims and Objects of the League will beesjplainea ,by Mrs.' J. S. Elliott (Do-minion President), -and Mm .0. White .(iPto^ll® 111111 President). M?osae and Tea. A Welcome to All Women in the District.

SOUTHERN OOLLEDGE DANCING STUDIOS. Waiwhetu Road :: Lower Hutt MODERN BALLROOM DANCING Classes— Monday Bto 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 bjr Appointment Phone 60-023. Take a No. 6 Bus HUTT VALLEY POULTRY, PIGEON AND CAGE BIRD SOCIETY NINTH ANNUAL SHOW. ST JAMES'S HALL : LOWER HUTT JULY 20th land gist. ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 6th. C. R. NOTTIINKjKHIAM, Hon iSe«, 41 iPenxose Street HvA,O|.B;S LOWER HUTT B(RANC!H ANNUAL DANCE InVitation Holders und Friends aro reminded of the FIRST ANNUIA-L DiAIiJQB of the .a'boye Society which •«akes .place in the KING- GEORGE DAfNICH HALL on WEDNiEBDIAY NiEXT, July sth. . , ' SOCCEB J>ANOH. THIS SATUBiDAY aft 8 p.m. T2ING .GiBQBIG'B DANCE HALiL iPennsylvanian Oxchestra Excellent Supper. Music and Novelties Patronise the leading dance in the Valley. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE AND LEVY BATES. NO!TI€iE IS HBREBY GIVEN that it fe the intention of the Council of the tetoove Biorough at meeting to be held on Monday, the 10th day of July, 1933, to make and levy the f oH'ofvving fates an rateaible property (on the basis of the unimproved value) appealing in the Valuation Roll of the Borough ,of Lower .Hutt for the year j commencing on the let day of April, j p. 933 and ending on the Sls't day of j ; March, 1934, viz:— j 1. "UNDEB the (provisions of the | "Municipal Corporations Act, j 1920," the "Hospital and Charit- j able Institutions Act, 1920," and j all other powers in 'that be-half en- [ atrting a, consolidated rate of isix j pence -and' threequarters of a i penny in the pound (6£d.) 2. jUN'DOSB the tprov'isions of tSection 82 of "The Municipal Carpora- ' tio'ns Act, 19120":— (a) A water r&te on all tends and i buildings used as dwelling houises to 'which water is svCp!plied, a rate of li per cent on the \Annua! Ratea>ble value. (b) | per cent on the Annual Rateable value) on Jail lands land buildlings to which water can be, tout is not sujiplied, within one hundred yards of -any portion of the waterworks, and on all •buildings used •foir any purpose other than dwelling houses, such water rate «being .nuade (and levied uhder the authority of jSection 82 rff v'The Munidip'al Corporations Act, 1920," .to provide the 'interest (payable on £17,800 (Water -Supply portion) of the £43,300 .Drainage Water Supply and Street Improvement Loan, 1926, the £4,000 and £400 ilO per cent Water Extension Loans, the £2,000 Water Loun fdr , Western Hutt, and the water•works woriking cxVoll36B' an<^ made due on the Ist day of April 19313, "and payable in ono sum. -on the same day as the General jßate. The w*lrole of the waid rates to be piay«alble in one sum on*the jlßth day of July 1933. It is h«rdby fua-ther "pulbMely notified that the '.Valuation 801 l and Kate •Book iznay T>e inspected "witnout fee by all a-atelpayersi during the hours which the 3o ( rough .Office /is Open for 'business. DATED at Lower Hutt this 20th day <tf June, 1033. • f • ' > B. «. KNOX, Town Clerik. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL .TENOERiS FOR CELEANINiG. 1 Tenders are invited for the cleaning of the Borough Council .Offices and also the LilbTajy. ~ Intending tenderers should call at bhe office and inspect the «chedttles of duties. Tenders marked ."Tender for Cleaning1" Should to in the hands of the undersigned by MOON on MONDAY, 2nd July. . ; B. S. KNOX, Town Cle.rk. Lo»wer Hutt, 27/6/33. SALISBURY'S STRAINS OI BLACK OR Are the achievement 4i tiwenty-seve at an ideal. The .result: a flook o conforming to standard breed requi average of eiggs per bird in both w STURDY COCKERELS, PULLET NOW. Orders being 'booked for Da PRICES TO SI Seekers after SUPERIOR; SPECIM jfaction in Salisbury 20-Page Illustrated and Descriptive of success with poultr The Hutt Valley A. E. SALISBURY — P O BOX 23 UPPE "SEND TO SALISBURY'

An Announcement Wright, Stephenson &Go Ltd. Desire to advise HUTT VALLEY RESIDENTS that a COMPLETE RANGE of their « NEW and USED CABS and TRUCKS are now available for Inspection and .Demonstration at tfheir Depot- ' . '. HIGH STREET :: LOWER HUTT (Ne^ar Waterloo Road) where Enquiries will receive Prompt and Cou'rteouis Attention AGENTS FOR ■" VAUXHALL, CHEVROLET and TRIUMPH CARS BEDFORD COMMERCIAL VEHICLES. USED CARS This Department is highly specialised with us and, nowhe'rc else can yon inspect smcli a comprehensive range of MODERN USED CARS that will show you a BETTER INVESTMENT. Oall <and have a talk to us albout these Popular Makes, available in SEDANS, COUPE, ROADSTERS and TOURERS READY FOR .IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. YOUR 'PRESENT CAR TRADED IN LIBERAL TERMS CHEVROLET > WHIPPET CHRYSLER, SfTUDEBAKER DE SOTO OLDSMOBILE DODGE . GRAHAM (PAIGE ESSEX FORD AUSTIN all .Models including the Popular 12 h.p 6 cyl. 1931 MORRIS as late as 1932. Wright Stephenson & Co., Ltd. The Home of BETTER Used Cars QUALITY GROCERIES Now that we have introduced ourselves, when may we expect to see you 'at ; i LIND'S SUPPLY STORE 188 KNIGHTS ROAD —Phone 62-712 i THE QUALITY GROCERY. HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PLUMS READY FOR PICKING. . Pegs 6 doz 1/- Odd Cups 6d each Newbury's Rusks, per lb 1/- Loose Tea per lb 1/8 Icing Sugar, per lb ...... 4d St. Mungo 8 for 1/Dessert Dates 2 pkts 7£d Sand Soap From 2£d Raisins 2 pkts lOd Savoy Paste per jar .... 6d Lux Toilet Soap, 2 cakes 9-|d Custard Powder .. From 6d Johnson's Baby Pd'r., tin 1/6 Mixed Chocolates per lb 1/6 Shelled Walnuts £'s per lb 1/7 Matured Cheese, per lb .. 8d HOUSEWIVES! -Why w^lk to town and wear out shoe leather? Come in and shop with its instead.PREBBLE'S BELMONT BREEDERS OF HIGH GRADE WHITE LEGHORNS OuV White Leghorns have long established their supremacy and are acknowledged to be the finest all-the-year-round layers in New Zealand. Buy the Best - It Pays 18 Quality Chicks ia First-class Brooder Box, with instructions, delivered for 20/-; 28 for 30/-; 50 for 52/-; 100 for £5. 1 SETTINGS—IS egigs 7/6; 100 for £2. I FACTS TALK.— Over 250,000 of our Baby Chicks sold during the past 24 years. A. S. PREBBLE BELMONT :: LOWER HUTT. Special Winter Offer For Of SIX POST CARDS O/" AND ONE LARGE CABINET (Mounted) TOTAL VALUE—I2/G for EIGHT SHILLINGS. OFFER AVAILABLE TO NOVEMBER 31st ONLY. Studio open Night and Day. No appointment nee ess ivy Al p &F# The ridai stu<H° 251 JACKSON STREET :: PETONE. AND AT 101 WILLIS STREET (Near Manners St) WELLINGTON WEDDING GROUPS from £2/2/- per dozen. WE MUST HAVE A CLEAR START FOS THE COMING SEASON. PRESENT STOCKS HAVE GOT TO BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST, ;this is a genuine NO '' SPECIAL PURCHASE LOW GRADE GOODS. ALL SOUND STOCK AT BELOW COST PRICES. ROSLYN PURE WOOL TWEEDS, 38in. Usually 4/11 SALE PRICE 2/6 ROSLYN FLANNELS, All Shades. TO CLEAR 1/3 COTTON TWEEDS, 36in. Usually 1/11 and 1/6. SALE PRICE ll£d PURE WOOL GYM. HOSE, Reinforced. TO CLEAR 2/4| LADIES' HOUSE HOSE 10£ d pr. FLORAL TOP VESTS SALE PRICE 1/4| ea. PLAIN and FLORAL SUPER WINCEYETTES, 36in. TO CLEAR 9d. LOVELY SILK and COTTON CURTAIN NETS. TO CLEAR 1/3 and 1/6 GENUINE BARGAINS IN TOWELS, PILLOW CASES, SHEETS, HOSIERY, VESTS, CARDIGANS, MEN'S and BOYS SOX, WOOLS MUST BE CLEARED RIGHT OUT Co-Operative Store ARNOLDS Ltd. Victoria St.

DAVISON'S papular Store—the firm that, brought the prices of good :ciothes down and keeps them down. 1 Neat Natty Ties 1/6. DAVISON'S for Value. Shop atDavison's and slip more chaujge back into your purse. Bruce All Wool Soi DAVISON'S} Big Drawing LinesMen's Pyjamas 3/11; Boys' Kaiapoi Pullovers for little boys 3/6; Kaia-1 poi Overcoats (for Men 40/-. ' ' DAVISON has ,ea»ptured the Big Trade in good Work Clothes. Qftrist Shirts' .2/10; Sifper Twist Shirts 3/6; De-» nim Trousers 5/11; Double Seated Denims 7/11. . . ) ', , DAVISON landed big purchase Canterbury Hose for small boys 1/6 pair; Boys' Fleecy Singlets 1/6, 1/9 Canterbury Pure Wool Singlets 3/6. DAVISON sells lovely fine soft'Kaiapoi Underwear 8/11; Fine Canterbury Underwear 7/11; Heavy Canterbury Underear ,6/6. • DAiVISON keeps miles, ahead for value .Warm Fleecy Singlets 2/6, 2/9, 4/11 Hard Wear Sox for work 9d pair. PLAYERS GREAT SALE of Books, Stationery and Toys still going strong. Prices still further reduced. LOSTI" I—Between1 —Between Hutt Recreation and Boulcott Street, Case containing footibull .clothes. Finder return to H. Skilton's, Hairdresser. FOOD for the Brain at Bargain Prices. Watch PLAYER'S windows for snips. ' ; . ; j FOR Econojnijy and .Quality, t.ry DONG ,LEE, Greengrocer and Fruiterer, Randwi<ck Road, Moera. Collars starched: and ironed lid each.. WJAiNTJaD TO BUY—3ft Range with high /pressure boiler. Apply 79 Maraden fitreelt. WANTED 110 SiiLL—Taible Goramo\phone xind Tecords. .Write 73 Hutt ***** •■ ; ; .l^r-ukiaL] , FLOWERINiG CHEIRRIES, .finest varie ties, 2/6 to 5/- ©a'ch. —A. MciMSil'lan, Nurserynian, High Street , Phone 63-987*; , , 1 . : ,- SPO^IDLE T.REES, Rowan Trees, Co'toneas'tera, 'Strawberry 'Exeqs Catalogues free.—;A. McMillan, Nurseryman, 737 High Street. • , N-EiW ROSE—Olnnlbing Silk, • a very fine addition to the Climbing : Roses 3/- each. —A. McMillan, Nurseryman, High Street. FOOD for the Brain at Bargain Prices. Watch PLAYER'S windows for snipe. .' j .-; j. : ; YOUNG jOLERiK requires permanent board at moderate rajte in Lower Hutt District. State terms and lcrWrite 74 Hutt Newjs. FLOWJERING APPLES, Flowering Plu.ms ; F^oweriiixg Almonds, Fltfwering .Pejachas, ette —A. McMillan, Nurseryiman, 737 Higli Street. FOOD for the Brain at Bargain Prices. Watch PLAYEiR'S windows for snips. • v : : > FEED THE SOIL; 'its the only wiay. Blood and ißtone 8/3 'owt, 111b 1/9; Burnt Lime 4/13 .tin. We Deliver.— Everybody'a Store, The Seed People. WHEAT—S/2 Bushel; Pollard 251b 1/9; 'Grit 251bs 2/- 'Cash and carry. Everybodyte Store, The Seed Peop ( le. DOST—Between Trentham and! AVa Station, via Te Mome Road, Victoria Street, Lower Hutt, an engagement ring, 3 'diamonds on the cross, by married wonua'n. Re.wfard. —Mrs Howland, Tr^n'tiialm. ' HOOD for the Brain at Borgjain Prices. Watcli PLAYER'S windows fior «nlps. .{ ■•'•■» . WAITED TO. RENffl— Sniull House with large Section; Write 84 Hutt Newa. ,'/,-''• ' • ' -.' FOOD for the Brain at Bargain Prices. Watcli PLAYER^S windows for snips. ' . FOR SALOB—Noi*wich Canaries and Aviary. A,"pply 14 Tui Street., WANTED—Dover Stove; must be cheap. Write 82 Hutt New®. TAKEN from Ruiglby Dance King George Theatre, Saturday night, Grey Bor,selmo Bat. Please retulrn Hiiitt News' Office. Identity known. PLAYER'S GREAT SALE of Books, Stationery and Toyjs still going strong. Prices still fuTther reduced. WANITED TO BUY—Lijght English Motor Car, open model preferred. (Write lowest price and particulars to 80 Htftt Nerero. . PLAYER'S GREAT SALE of Books, Stationery and. Toys still going strong. Prices still further reduced. HOB SALE, choapr-fleagiafts P^am in ' good order and condition. — Appjly evenings 19 Humje Street. W+AiNTEIDi TO aHUY^-Two Miliking Goats iWi€te_ 76 Hutt News.

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