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GLORY riADWIN'S for Dainty Under. ' Three-piece Sks 11/11 each; Bloomers and Vests 0/6 each; Bloomefs 2/11; Scantieis 42/11; Nightgowns .from 7/0; pyjamas from 8/6. LADIES' Cotton Frocks 5/11 j Taffeta 6/11; MafcJceirf 8/11; Figured Silk 17/11 to 29/6; Girls' .'Cotton Frocks 2/11 anidi 3/6.—GODDIN/ Draper, 66 High Street (next ta Hannah's). LADIES' Locknit Vests and Bloomers 2/9 each, or 4/11 set, lace trimmed; ' Princess Slips ifrom 3/9; Silk Nightdresses 3/9 and 3/11.. —GODDIN, Draper, 66 High Street (next to Hannah's). - - SILK Striped Voile for Curtains, assorted .only 1/- yard; Shadow Tissue, 1 yd. wide,. 1/44; Double-bed Ticking l/llirr-GOtolN ,Draper ,66 High Street (next to Hannah's). GRANT FAKGIE'S. .Auction Mart, Queens Rc<ad offers you beautiful now Axminster Carpets, 9 x 10}, reduced to 1 £8/10/-; beautiful selection of feugs from 5/11; Linos, from 3/6 per ! yard; latest designs; Runners frim 3/tper yd.; Paibco Squares, all sizes, from 27/6. i [ GRANT ' 'FARG-IE 'iS »Auction Mart, •Queens Road.—Two beautiful 3-piece Chesterfield Suites, brand new, from : £16/10/-, town price £2=2/10/-; Sea- ! grass Chairs at cost price to clear; Beds, Bedding and practically all your requirements at bargain prices. GRANT FAEGIE'S Mart purchases Furniture and other useful articles for highest: cash prices. Auction Sales conducted on shortest noticc. Settlement,, day following sale. FOR SALE.—Ford truck, excellent condition. Good Tunning order. Only £15. Apply-"'Car," Hutt News, DAVISON'S SPRING FAIR for all the nobby lines. British Interlock Shirts 3/6 Natty Belts 1/- to 2/11. SEEDS. —Buy all your seeds at MaTket Gardeners' Prices. 5 big packets 1/-. Richard Seddon Peas, bushel, 20/-; G/eenfeast, 20/- bushel; Lisbon . Onion, lb, 5/6; Turnip, White Stone, 3/3 lb.— Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. TENNIS RACQUET STRINGER.— Moderate Charges. Work done promptly.—C. LEYLAND, 8 Hume Street, Lower Hutt. SEEDS. —Buy all your seeds at Mar- ; ket Gardeners' prices. 5 big packets 1/-. Brown Spanish Onion 9d oz, Lettuce 1/6 oz; Radish, 9d oz; Beet 1/- oz; Parsnip 9d. oz; Carrot 1/-; Special Prices for large lots.— Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. SEEDS. —Buy all your seeds at Market Gardeners' Prices. 5 .big packets 1/-. Richard Seddon Peas 1 lb, 1/3; 2 lb, 2/2; Greenfeast 1 lib 1/3; 2 lbs, ' 2/2; Stratagem, 1 lb, 1/*; 2 lbs, 1/10. —Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants.

PETONE and HUTT OAS LIGHTING BOARD, fts Cookers and Gas Washing Coppers. jow,est Rates. Cash or Terms. 3 ETONE and LOWER HUTT. Fall Particulars at Office.', GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS THIS . XMAS. PORTRAIT SPEOIAIJST Town H&ll Studio :: Lower Hutt (Upstairs). Make your appointment now for the Home Mail Xmaa Photographs Wedding Groups, Sports Groups, Etc., Etc. The Best Work at Reasonable 'Prices We also do Builders ' Blue Prints. I. G. FRANDI TINSMITH & SHEETMETAI WORKER. WORKSHOP, 190 .High Street (Opposite Bank of N.Z.) Returning Dairy Utensils a Specialty. Market Gardeners Irrigation . Schemes carried out. LOOKI LOOK! TUARUA HALL USUAL DANCE ON SATURDAY. SPECIAL JOY NIGHT ON THE; 26th Good Floor and Supper. Special Prizes. And First-class Music.. (Popular Prices. J LOWE® HUTT FREE ihnde!rgar<ten MONSTER BIG DANCE ] MOEBA HALL, l EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. Wonderful Attraction — Come Along. NOTE CHANGE OF NIGHT. Ladies, 1/-; Gents, 1/6. FINAL NOEMANDALE SCHOOL DANCE. . SATURDAY, OCTOBER £4. Gewts 1/-; Ladies 6d. and plate. SILVER JUBILEE DANCE, NOV. 7th. R.S.A. HALL. Gents 2/6; Ladies 2/-; Double 4/-.

_ j .. 1 ' /l 'Vf7S V — v ; ; 'VA . ' '; 1 ' ■ ' v -': ' i ntt< i OC=>OCZ2>OC=^O£=)OG^2OCZS>O?) j BOYS! ONCE AGAIN GIRLS! j | THE DE LUXE j |: GIVES YOU THE BRIGHTEST and BEST | y s»C=>O<=>oC=doc=3oC=3o<=>oC: 8 I POPEYE MATINEE ( jj . WILL BE HELD ON jj I | | AT 10.15 a.m. (Doors Open 9.30 a.m). J jj PROGRAMME— J o (1) "THICKER THAN WATER"-Laurel & Hardy Comedy s v U (2) "POLO"-Sports Short. 0 S (3) "UPS and DOWNS"—Betty Boop Cartoon fj U (4) "THE LITTLE STRANGER" A Colour Classic " n (5) PICTORIAL—NoveIty Items. fj 0 (6) "BLOW ME DOWN"—Popeye Cartoon i J (7) A BRAND NEW FULL LENGTH FEATURE „, . J | "THE_REVENGE JIDER'; j jj ' STARRING (j y ! TIM MoCOY and BILLIE SEWARD 1 I jj SPECIAL! HOW'S THIS FOR A TREAT? J I EVERY BOY and GIRL WILL RECEIVE A POPEYE PICTURE STORY IN S (j ' A SHEET OF 32 TRANSFERS? 0 (j YOU CAN'T MISS THIS SPECIAL LABOUR DAY THRILL - (j jj 10.15 A.M RESERVES AT DE LUXE THEATRE. (j

, THANKS. i Mrs. Swaffleld and Doreen wish to thank all- kind friends for their massages of sympathy and floral tributes in their sad bereavement, , > ST. JAMES'S OETOCH. A Retiring Collection will be made at' the comclusion of each of the services next Sunday on behalf of the Mission to Seamen (Wellington). TAITA t KIWI SCOUTS ■_ OLD) TIME AND MODERN DANCE TAITA PUBLIC HALL LABOUR BAY. 8 pan. to 1 a.m. Subs: Gents 2/6; Ladies 2/Special Free Bus leaves Petone Post Office 7.55 and Hutt Post Office 8 p.m., returning after dance. , VAGABOND ORCHESTRA. Hutt Valley Sub-Branch. GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. Mac Robertson's Orchestra. Good Floor and Excellent Supper. Flannels Optional. , A. E. Pattdnson, , P. E.McNicol, President Social Secretary JUMBLE SALE.' Another Jumble Sale, organised by the Ladies' Guild of Knox Church, will take place in the Knox Hall, Main Road, on Saturday, October 31, at 2.30 p.m. A fine collection of goods, including clothing, footweaT, oddments o,f furniture, and a varied lot of otner articles, will be for sale at very iow prices and an early attendance will be necessary for all who desire to share in the bargains.

, LOST AND FOUND. ' LtjSl' in Woburn Road or Masses AveMe October. 14, lawn 1 summer cardigan. Would finder pleas© advice, 225 Hutt New*. •- 'v v^i a, iii' ',■■■'■ i,■ - , i) ; 'n- , :v„ ■ v l , SILVER .bar Brooch (Scarab). Reward on returning to Commercial .College, j Laings Boaidl LOST—Between Queens Road and Hutt Road* Ramp, Leather Tool Kit and Tools. Apply Star Stores, Lower Hutt! LJaUfttuikiaiifc; EMPLOYMENT. i.a wNM-OWJUiflti snarpenett auu Overhauled, 5/•; Cartage 6<L "Mowers," 1 Bouverie Street, Petone. WANTED—GirI, assist Golf links. Light duties. IWrite 804 Hutt News. WAiNTED—Smart Boy, local preferred. Apply Community Stores, Lower Hutti , _ - j.. ■ WANTED—Young Girl, afternoons, to tike care of children. Ring 64-076. WANTED—House Parlour-maidi and a Cook. iMust have references. Ring SWWfc ' OLKAN, experienced worker. Washing ©r cleaning, i 4/6 half day. Springy cleaning, 8/6 day. References'. Write ,223 Hutt News. w WANTED KNOWN.—Reasonable dress making. House frocks from 7/6. 9 Laings Road* WANTED—Respectable Junior Girls for iwork in our factory. Apply Lever Bros* Ltd. (N.Z.), Petone. - board and residence. WANTED to Board young man in private home, near station. Terms moderate. Write 290 Hutt News. WANTED to Board, elderly man in comfortable home. £1 week. Write 291 Hutt New*. WANTED, by young mam Board, near home; vicinity Waterloo Road preferred. State terms. Write 295 Hutt New* ' WANTED, by you tt man Board, 'near railway station. Where <n*> other iboarders preferred. Write 596 Hutt New* j ■• j , WANTED—Unfurnished sitting-room and bedroom by Civil - Servant. Breakfast. Evening meal optional. West side of river and handy to Hutt Railway Station preferred. Write 306 Hutt New*. ~ - . WANTED by ibusiness girl, furnished bedsitting room. Kitchenette or small flat, Lower Hutt. Write 309 Hutt Jlowi. i

' ifara iroxik. J& X«ttor«rtti, Taita. FOB SALE—-(Cockerels; 100 Black* Or- ' pi&gtons; 100 White Leghorae; ,4 and 6%eeks old. 8 Pitt Street (ol£ Pine 1 Street* near Pipe Bridge). FOR SALE—Bait-casting Outfit; iod,.' line, etcv Complete. .16 Lin--1 coin llrcenue. ( j FOKj SAiLlr—Young Springing Cow for aiie. Coming in 24th inSt. Guaran<teed *oond in every way. Apply ' Colonel /roomer, Rata Road, Naenae. FOR SALE—Plants I Plantsl. Tomato . and Flower Plants; all best sorts, 9d. ' per do& 79, Marsden Street. j. ;—_—_ L ; —— FOR SALE—Gent's Bicycle for sale. First-class ondier. ' .Write 307 Hutt News. I FOR SALE—Fruit Conieotionery ±j nees with Round, Stock, Plant, value £80. Dwelling Rent, 25/-; Takings, £30 weekly. Price £100.—Fcrgtoon ' 57 High Street. PREBBLE'S White Leghorns, finest layers—2o chicks, with flreless brooder and instructions, 20/-; 5u for 45/-; 100, £4.—Prebble, Belmont. FOR SALE—Dry Bi«h Roots ai I Lim'bs, £2 per cord at your gate.— Write Box 21, Lower Hutt. FOR SALE.—Manuka scrub for shelter in 'lots of 24 (big (bundles at 30/-. Delivered at your gate. Write to P.O. Box 21, Lower Hutt. FOR SALE—Tennis racquet, Alexander Golden Eagle, hot last season. Perfect order 80/-. Write 209. » FOR SALE.—Gent's. cycle, ttml wheel, excellent condition, £5 cash. Apply 73 Pretoria Street. c—. ' — MISCELLANEOUS. I DAVISON IS SPRING FAIR is where the spring goods are flying out fast. Beautiful Boslyn Blazers 16/6. Boys' Strigpedi Blazers 15/6. DAVISON'S SPRING FAIR for your new' spring hat. Best felts 6/11; Super Fur Felts 15/6; Nobby Caps DAVISON'S SPRING'/ FAIR for a genuine ibargain in Suits.' Navy Serge 65/-. Davison suits to measure 90/-. *i _ DAVISON'S SPRING FAIR for big bargains in Shirt#. Twist Shirts 3/5; Sniper Twist Shirt 4/6; Davison's famous DriHette Shirts 2/7. DAVISON'S SPRING FAIR for all wonk clothes. Napp Denims 3/11; Pure Wool Sox 1/-; Super Grade Wool Box 1/3, 1/& DAVISON'S SPRING FAIR—The £tore to fit out the boys. Grey Wor- * sted Shorts 3/9; Best Grey ShiTts ML

Weekly Dance at BIRCH STREET HALL EVERY SATURDAY at 8 p.m. Good Music — Floor — Supper Etc., Etc. Gents, 1/6; Ladies, 1/-. CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL HORTICULTURAL HALL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936, Commencing at 2.15 (p.m. Proceeds i n aid of Hutt Central School Picnic Fund. Prizes for Fancy Costumes. Afternoon Tea served to all. Admission: 1 Adult or 1 Child, 1/-; 2 Children, 1/6; 3 Children, 2/-. TAWA FLAT DANCE RE-OPENING NEXT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24. Under new management. Good orchestra. Lorry leaves' Hutt P.O. 7 p.m. via Moera and Petone. Usual Sub. HUTT VALLEY LIEDERTAFKL, Ist Concert sth Season Conductor: Mr. Harry Brusey. Accompanist: Mrs. Wilson. ST. JAMES'S HALL, THURSDAY/ OCTOBER 29, <at 8 p.m. Rousing Part-Songs by the Choir Rousing Part-Songs by the Choir Rousing Part-Songs by the Choir Assisting Artists: Miss Christina Young (Mezzo Soprano) Mr. J. McGill (Pianoforte) Winner of "Nimmo'" Challenge Cup at Competitions. Tickets may be had at the door, 1/and 2/-; or from D. L. Hariower, 29 Military Boaxi (hon. secretary). G. A. WILLIAMS.—FIorist and Seedsman, High Street, has full stocks of Bird seeds. WEED FOTATOUS—Supreme 7 lbs, 1/3; 14 libs, 2/3, 28 lbs 4/-. Lime, 56 lbs, 2/-; 112 lbs, 3/(i; Unslacked Lime, 4/6 (per tin; K. P. Manure 1/6 bag, delivered free.— MEADOWS, Jackson Street, Petone, phone 63-922 LAWN SEED —New Season's Double Cleaned. We huve a lawn seed ti/ suit the most fastidious taste at 1/6 2/-, 2/6 lb is the last word iii Lawn Seed. Contains 6 kinds of seeds. — Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. BIKD and DOG FOOD. One quality— the Best. In large or small quantifies. Puppy Biscuits 1/-; Bird Sod 4d; Bonio 1/1; C.L.O. 1/-; Cuttle Fish 4d oz; Budgie sd.—Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. BLOOD and BONE, Potato Manure, Slag auid' Bonedust, 28 lbs, 2/9; 56 lbs 5/-; 112 ltas, 9/-; Superphosphate 28 libs, 2/3; 56 bs, 4/-; 112 lbs, 7/6. Delivered anywhere in the Valley. — Meadows, 63-022. STURDY LAYING MASH.— Sacks 14/3; Half Sacks >7/6; Mixed Grain, sacks 15/9; 50 lbs, bags 5/9. Free Delivery to any part of Hutt Valley. —Meadows, Jackson Street, Petone. Phone G3'922, SEEDS. —Buy all your Seeds at Market Gardeners' Prices. 5 big Packets for 1/-. Kichard Seddo.'j 24/- bushel, Gioenfeast, 22/- 'bushel; Blue Bantham 30/- bushel; William Hurst, 34/ Bushel. Save time and money. We Deliver the Goods.— Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. MISS DIXON, Dressmaker and Costumier, new address 291 High Street (opposite Kings Crescent). Frocks Cut and Fitted. Remodelling.

| The Glen Coal Co. I | * y j Market Street Lower Hutt 0 I BARRY BROS Proprietors (j 1 Ring 63-931 when you are requiring Q 0 COAL, COKE, WOOD, or CARBONETTES ° o ALL BRANDS OP COAL IN STOCK and DOUBLE [| U SCREENING will ibe a Feature. jj 8 Orders may be left with Mr, H. S. DUDDING, Office, Ward U U Street ,or with ELBE BROS, High Street, (| GRAND BENEFIT VARIETY CONCERT Prince Edward Theatre, Woburn TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 8 p.m. .... Proceeds in Aid of Lower Hutt Free Kindergarten THE SHOW OF SHOWS, starring such artists as— MISS HEATHER WRIGHT—two years Champion of New Zealand in Tap, Eccentric, Comedy, Acrobatic Dances. HUGH BOLTON with his Human Saxaphone. MR. JIMMY EVANS, N.Z. Leading Comedian. MR. PAYES, Famous Russian Tenor. ® MISS EVA DRAPER'S PUPIUS MARY JEPSON, most Outstanding Alto. C. BURRIDGE, Ventriloquist of high fame. MONA and TIPI LOVE, (Maori Troup) in their glorious Hawaiian Songs. ALMA MIHLWARD, N.Z. Leading Soprano. Led by J. BOLTON'S DANCE BAND—B players. BOOKINGS at Brown's Book Shop, Moera; Noblett's Store, Corner White Line and Wainui Road; Inquiries— 1. 11. JOHNSON, Organiser. 54 Cambridge Terrace.

WANTED TO BUY or 12ft. Dinghy. Particulars and price. Write 389 Hutt News. CANE drop-back pushchair with sponge tyres. Also dTopaide cot. Write 310 Hutt News. WANTED TO BENT WANTED TO RENT.—Two or more rooms furnished or partly furnished. With own gas stove. Write 311 Hutt Neira. L WANTED TO LEASE—6-roomed house with i acte or J acre toy a reliable tenant. Moderate rent. Write 397 Hutt New* WANTED—Furnished bach. Handy , Petone. Write 301 Hutt News. WANTED TO BUY—Small stove and chimney. Cheap. Write 319 Hutt Newa. WANTED TO BUY.—Half-ton truck or car. Ford or any make. Must be registered and in going ordeT. 5-valve wireless as • deposit or exchange. Write 220 Hutt News. TO LET. TO LET.—Small House, 3 rooms, conveniences, 95/6. Office or Workroom, 7/6. Lock-uip Shop, 5/-. FeTguson, 57 High Street. TO LET. —Rooms awl use of conveniences. 73 Marsden Street evenings. FOR SALE. FOR SALE — 66K Singer Sewing Machine. Good condition. Write 280 Butt News. FOR SALE—Small Tricycle,' in good order; cheap. Write 281 Hutt News. FOR SALE—Gent's Bicycle in good running order. £2/15/-. Write 286 Hutt News. FOR SALE. —Onion Plants! Onion Pla'nts! Plant this month; selected Brown Spanish now ready, 7/* 1000; 9d. 100. Foster, Birdwood Road, • Lower Hutt. FOR SALE—Bicycle in good running order. Very moderate price. Write 294 Hutt News. FOR SALE —Modern Double Rimu Bedstead with super double wire spring mattress; practically new. Cost £7. Seasonable offer. Apply 7 Herbert Street. FOR SALE—-Cream cane pram; good condition) 35/-. 14 Valentine Street, , Lower Hutt. FOR SALE—Two Gents' Bicycles. Edie hubs. Apply evenings. 8 Toten. Orescent. ■, \ FOB SA'LEt-Bicycle, suit .boy. In good ' order. Write 308 Hutt N©wb.

DAVIDSON daily demonstrates the way to do big business. Smart Ties Bd.; Handkerchiefs 4d.j Sox 6d.; Cellular Underwear !/• each. THWART OREYNESS WITH RACHEL TONlC.—Criticism o,f hair greynesa and lifelessness can be •voided. Grow back original colour and beauty with Rachel Haw Tonic. Sheen' and texture that rival nature's own handiwork are quickly acquired again. Rachel is a scientific tonic and colour restorative, all in one! 3/6 per economical bottle. Obtainable from Ralph King, Chemist. CARPET ENDS—A lovely range-. Wil ton Pile and Super Grade Axminsters, li yds. long. From 10/9 each. —The People's Furnishing Store (next Liebezits) 133 Jackson Street, Pctone. BUCHESSE. SETS. —4 piecc Handpainted and Crocket Work. Unique designs. 4/11 and 6/11. Suitable presents.—The People's Furnishing store (nest Liebezits), 133 Jackson Street, iPotone. SUMMERTIME FURNISHINGS. — Cream Cotton Nets. 10id. yd.; Shadow Tissue exquisite designs and shades, 1/- yd; Cretonne, 64 d. yd.—The People's Furnishing Store (next Liev beat®), 133 Jackson Street, Petone. BUY YOUR HOLIDAY WEAR AT THE ECONOMIC—Ladies' Locknit Bloomers 2/11; Locknit Vests 2/9; ' Slips 5/11; Locknit Nights only 8/6; Silk and Cotton Vests 1/9; Brassieres 7 Ai, 1/3. THE ECONOMIC leads ,for Tennis Sox values. Ladies' Tennis Sox 9d., ll)d., 1/3, 1/6; Children's 7-Jd., Bd., 1/-, 1/3; Large range oi Belts, Buttons and Collars just to hand. WEEK-END HOLIDAY SPECIALS at THE ECONOMIC.—SampIe Gloves I worth 4/6 pair now 2/11; Navy I Nappa- Gloves (3/11 now 4/11; Smart Triangle Scarves only 1/3, 1/6. KEEP STEP with the. times and buy your Hosiery at THE ECONOMIC.— : Art Silk 1/11, 2/6; Full Fashioned Art Silk 2/11, 3/11; famous Big Four 4/11; Shadow Free Hose 6/11; Laidy Jane 7/11. HOLIDAY WEAR for Tiny Tots at THE ECONOMIC.—Locknit Frocks 3/11, 4/11, 7/9; Locknit Pctticoats 0/11- Dainty Organdie Bonnets 3/11, 5/6; Silk Sox 1/-, 1/3, 1/6. THE ECONOMIC for Latest Wools and Booklets. — Quicknit Wools 9d.; 'Wendy Swiftnit IOJd-J Double Knitting Sid.; English 4~ply Fingering 4id. Use our popular Lay-by system. GLORY BALDWIN'S for Summer Gloves.—White 2/6 per ipair; White, Beige 3/11 iper pair; from !/•; Hose from 1/11; Full-fashioned at 2/11 per pair.

It CHIMNEY SWEEP with a reputation.—Ch NAYLOB, Practical Chim- j nejr Sweep, 6 HMtoT Street, off Hutt | Boad, Petone. LIME for" Garden, Whiite-iwashing, Roughcasting, Plastering, Killing Slugs,: Lawn Marking, Bird Cages,Fowl Houses. — Everybody's Store, Lime Merchants. Ck~A. WILLIAMS, FLORIST and ' SEEDSMAN, High Street. Floral 'Tributes for all occasions. Full .Stocks Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Quality Bedding Plants at Reasonable Prices. Phone 63-733. Residence 63-383. MRS LITTLE, Dressmaker and Costumier, Summer Dresses, newest material, latest style, made to measure. Complete 27/6.-165 Knight Road. }RY CLEANING and DYEING—EIbe Bros, High Street, Lower Hutft. Agent for Petone Steam Laundry Co Ltd. V.I.C. (Mouat Bros)— Agent for PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO LTD High-class Launderera, Dry Cleaner? and Dyers. PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO LTD Modern Plant for Dressing Collars and Dresi Shirts. Agent Miß» Fraser, News Agent, Cuba Street, Petone. PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO LTD —Agents, Mrs. Nees, Railway Avenue, Lower Hutt. r Send Laundry Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO LTD -High-class Launderera, Dry Cleaners and Dyers. Agent Johnston anrt Co., Randwick Road, Moera. POTATOES—Suttous or Dakotas, 28 1 lbs, 3/-; 50 lbs, 5/6; 112 fbs, 10/-. Free Delivery Hubt Valley or Lastbourne. —F. N. R. MEADOWS and SON LTD., Jackson Street, Petone. Phone 63.-922. PIANOFORTE—Miss Eileen Daffpon (Begd), Studio fli Wobmu Boad, Lower Hutt. HIGH-CLASS LAUNDRY—J. Stonehouse, High Street, Lower Hutt. Azent for Petone Steam Laundry Co Ltd. PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO. LTD —High-class Launderera, Dry Cleanera and Dyers. Agent Miss Reynolds Railway Avenue. POTATOES —Buttons or Dakotas. 56 lbs, 4/9; 112 lbs, 9/-; Free Delivery Hutt Valley or Eastbourne. —F. N. it. MEADOWS and SON LTD., Jackson Sreet, Petone, pho«e 63-922.

8 Cycles jj 8 I Tricycles I \ If ' Scooters jj' 0 jjj Best Value and Makes (j | m always at Our Store. | 1 yc^e le P a * r ? acces " | j E - E - ™rner L td. j i PILOT CYCLE WORKS j y LYCEUM BUILDINGS, 5 )0 158 HIGH STREET, LOWER HUTT. J 0 ,Q V JQ* , Qr ,Q, ,p f , 0 , ,Q t in. >Q t , ut ; ft/ P J MOKBA BRANCH, N.Z.L.P. ' MONEY TO LEND. . CARNIVAL DANCE Advances made on Any Good Labour Night, (Monday, Oct. 26 Security. in Community Hall, Moera. HUTT VALLEY LOAN DEPOSIT Music by "The Georgians." CO. LTD. : aooidi rioor—Novelties—Good Supper. 83 High Street :: Lower Hutt ■ Subs: — Ladies 1/6; Gents 2/-; Double 3/- T | or AJI purposes. Garden, X,owER HUTT FB'P-Ff Whitewashing, Roughcasting, Lawn KINDERGARTEN Marking, Plastering, Grass Grub, Slug Killing, all the Hutt- soil, and Wish to notify the Puiblic otf their you cannot get results without it.— EUCHRE PART* Everybody V Store, Seed MerclanU. being W4 m ™ y b^™ BDAY 1,1 ~ MODERN DANCE PETONE ROWING CLtJB 5 Good Prizes and Supper Best Euchre in the VaUey THIS SATURDAY NIGHT In the CLUB HOUSE. STANDARD MOTOR BODIES rtart cl » (taa " stra '. . Irlr - LTD. ■ Ebor Street, Wellington. D iyS?per Convert your ear into a Sleeper. MISS ( |^ T Phones Day: Night Phone: 170 High Street := Lower Hutt 50-435 41-858 Phone 60-310. 51.512 NOVEI/TY STUDIO DANCE, PHONE AND GET A QUOTE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31.

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