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DAVISON'S Big: November Drive gives p'eoplo a Sliauco- for' 'Clrls'tmas— Nobby Ties Bd.; Bettor .Ties 1/6; Super Grade Ties S/.6,. HAND Towels) 84 x 17, a very useful line, 6id. .each; 1/- pair... Tea .Towels, 28 <x 18. A good drier,, ©id. caeh; . 1/; pair. THE'PEOPLE'S FURNISHERS,i 133 Jackson St., Petone, BATH Towels,, 42 x 22, thoroughly absorbent, 1/9 each; 3/3 pair. * Bath or Beach Towels, 48 x 24, multicoloured, hemmed, 2/0 each. Special offer 5/pair. THE PEOPLE'S FURNISHERS, 133 Jajcksoa Street, Petone. TWILL Sheets, standard quality, white, hemmed, ready for use. 'Singles, 5/6 pair; doubles, 8/6 pair. Pillow Slips, 6 for 2/11, THE' PEOPLE'S FURNISHERS, 133 Jackson St., Petone. LADIES! Buy your Hosiery at THE ECONOMIC, tho noted hosiery specialists. Full Fashioned Dull 'Silk, 2/11, 3/11; Big Four 4/11; Betty Hose, worth 7/11 ,only 5/11 pair. EAIBROIDER your own Xmas Gifts this year. Wonderful range of traced needlework now showing at THE ECONOMIC. Tea Towels 1/-; Aprons 1/-; Bound Aprons 1/9; Cushions 1/11; Centres 1/-. BUY the best and save more by shopping at THE ECONOMIC. Lace Top Gloves in whito and beige 2/11; New Belts lOd. 'to 1/9; Tennis Sox 9d., lOd.j 1/4, 1/11. SHOP at THE ECONOMIC for Children's Wear L Values. Ankle Sox only 7id., M, 9d. pair; Locknit Frocks 3/11; Pyjamas 3/11; Locknit Bloomers 1/9; 'Washing Rompers 2/11. HAVE you seen the wonderful locknit values at THE ECONOMIC? Locknit Nights 6/6; Slips only 4/11; Pyjamas 6/6; Panties 2/3, 2/11; Bloomers 2/9; Blouses 4/6. v BABY WEAR Prices arc still lowest at THE ECONOMIC. La'co trimmed Gowns 2/11, 3/3, 3/6; Petticoats 1/9; Shawls 7/6, 11/6, 15/6; Hemmed Nursery Squares 9/6, 11/6 dozen; Shoes 2/3 to 3/3. GRANT FARGIE'S MART, buys Furniture and other useful articles foxhighest cash prices. Auction stiles conducted on very shortest notice. Best results and settlement day following sale. GRANT FARGIE'S AUCTION MART, Queens Road, is .the very cheapest place to ibuy Tallboys, only 37/6; Duchesses from 20/-; Single beds with new non-sag wires 25/,-; Double •beds 20/-; Cots 15/-; Large -selection new carpets £8; Used carpets £2; Mc.Orae Mattresses from 17/G to £5 10s* „ , . GRANT FARGIE'S MART, Queens Road, ibcst and icheapest place to buy Col. couches 17/6; China cabinets (new) only £4 15s.j Oak dra/\vleuf -tables, £4 10s.; Fireside chairs only 25/-; Cong. Squares 28/-; Linos 3/6; Rugs from 5/11; two Singer sewing machines, dropheads £5 10s; Wertheim £2 10a. GRANT FARGIE'S MART, Queens Road, offers three Gent's Cycles, excellent condition, from 30/-; ouaning clock 15/-; Deck chairs 10/-; Ford truck, Model T only, £12; Seagiass chairs at practically cost; Stcwait prams, pushchairs and dolls' prams at lower prices than elsewhere. DAVISON selling 200 pairs All Wool Petone Flannel Trousers slightly imperfect, 10/- .to 15/'-. Worth double. DAVISON has grand lines for the ladies. Berets 10d.; Strong Hose 1/-; Fine Silky Hose 1/11. DAVISON'S November Drive —Amazing bargains in Kaiapoi super make Coat Shirts, 7/11 for 5/0. — DAVISON makes the pace. Town stores no hope against Davison's prkes. .Super Drillette Shirts 2/7; Best Napp Denims 3/11. DAVISON'S'huge turnover grows higher every day. Men's Locknit Underwear 1/11; Cellular Underwear 1/-; Smart Sox 6d.j Silky Sox 9d., I U; 1/6.

'MODERNE' ' (Late Selphit School of Dressmaking.), > ' V iMATTR YOUR SUMMER (DRESSES THE EASY WAY. NO FITTING REQUIRED. Terms from £1/1/- (with instruction book.) INDIVIDUAL tuition and interviews, MONDAY to FRIDAY, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 7to 9 p.in. ENROL NOW! 83 HIGH STREET, LOWER HUTT. * I I Market Street Lower Hutt | | BARRY BROS Proprietors jj jj Ring 1 63-931 when you are requiring n n COAL, COKE, WOOD, or CARBONETTES -jj y ALL BRANDS OP. COAL IN STOCK and DOUBLE fl Q SCREENING will toe a Feature. 2 * Orders may be left with Mr. H. S. DUDDING, Office, Ward (J Street ,or with ELBE BROS, High Street. WAIWHETU HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL GARDEN FETE A. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1936. BIGGER AND BETTER MYSTERY, CAKE, FANCY and PRODUCE STALLS and SIDESHOWS. T. BOLTER, ■"•t " Secretary.

WANTED TO SELL—Gramophone, His Master's .Voice tablo model. £3 10 s. cash, Write 464 Hutt News. IfUR iSALIi —Fruit and confectionery business. ;Uood position, look-up shop; rent 25/-. What offers for stocn and lit tings J. Write 504 Hutt ' News,. STRAWBERRIES for sale., Dessert and jam. £01 High Street. FOR SALE—Piano, ChesterhelicU suite, oak dining-room suite, easy chairs,, ibooks, kitchen sundries, wringer, garden tools. 20 Te Mome. Road. FOR SALE—Dodge Roadster, £40. Apply 21 St. Roman's Avenue. FOR SALE—Harley Davidson and side chair, good order, £15 cash. 56 Mills Street, FOR SALE —Gooseberries, 4d. per lb.; Rhubarb, 3d. bundle. Apply 33 Pretoria Street, FOR SALE—Piano, Fritz Kuhla;' reasonable. Also portable gramophone, .oak. Write 479 Hytt News. FOR SALE—Hen and nine chickens; Black Orpington,, champion strain, fortnight oldi. Also two canaries, cheap. 11 Totara Crescent. FOR SALE—A.J.S. 31 side valve; registered; iirst-class running order. 80 1 miles gallon. New tyres, kick starv, all electric, etc. Price £25 or near offer. Write 498 Hutt News. FOR SALE—Acme stand mangle. Also pram. Very reasonable. Write 481 Hutt News. FOR SALE—Cream cane pramette in good condition, 27/6. Corner Riddiford and Witford Streets. FOR SALE—German'piano, iron frame, lovely tone. £20 or near offer for cash. Telephone 62-706 or write 485 Hutt News. FOR SALE—Cane pram, in good condition. Cheap for tcash. 15 Raroa Road. FOR SALE —One double oak bed with wire mattress; one Saratoga trunk; one leather trunk; one large dog kennel. Write 491 Hutt News. FOR SALE —Gent's bicycle m firstclass order. Price £3 15s. Write 492 Hutt News. I FOR SALE—Dairy, confectionery, general; good stand; well stocked; dwel- | ling. Takings £29 weekly. Oldestablished. Owner retiring. £100. Ferguson, 57 High Strept. FOR SALE —Fruit, Confectionery, Ice Cream Shop .(lock up). Good position. Low rent; good turnover. Cheap for cash. Going concern. Write 404 Hutt News. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT—On long term lease, , ship in High Street. Required early in New Year, Write 361 Hutt News. WANTED TO RENT—Three or four roomed! house by young couple, one lukild. Reasonable rent. Write 465 Hutt News. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE— -Small house, central, either side of bridge. Write 468 Hutt News. WANTED TO LEASE—By civil servant, 4-roomed house, modern conveniences. Ava ot cast end of Petone. 10/- reward offered for information of suitable house. Write ' 469 Hutt News. WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4 roomed house or flat, young couple, no children. Write 370 Hutt News. WANTED—By married couple, one or two fully furnished rooms, use of cooker, conveniences', ictc. Rieasonable price. Write 506 Hutt News. WANTED TO RENT—FIat or two rooms and use conveniences. Write 502 Hu£t News. WANTED TO RENT—Civil servant, newly married 1 , desires four- or liveroomed house, near rail. Terms moderate. Write 501 Hutt News.

hhoimii cp mo —Jdigh-cittßs .baunderera, Dry Cleanera and Dyew. Agent Johnston and Co., Kandwick Road, Moera. SEEDS.—Buy all your seeds at Market Gardeners' pike®. 5 big packets . 1/-. Brown Spanish. Onion 9d oz, Lettuce 1/6 oz; ftadiah, 8d ozj Beet 1/- ozj Parsnip 9d ozj Carrot 1/-; Special Prices for large lots.— Store, Seeid Merchants. TENNIS RACQUjET STRINGER.— Moderate Charges. .Work done promptly. —0. LEYLAND, 8 Hume Street, Lower Hutt. 14 CHIMNEY SWEEP with a reputation.—<J. jtfAYLOR t Pjaciical Chimney Swepp, 6 Hector Street, off Hutt Road, Petone. a. A. WILLIAMS, FLORJST and SEEDSMAN, High Street. Floral Tributes for all occasion®. . Full ■Stocks Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Quality Bedding Plaints ait Reasonable Prices. Phone 63-733. Residence 63-383. SEEDS.—Buy' all your seeds ait Market Gardeners' Prices. 5 ibig packets 1/-. Richard S&ddon Peas 1 lib, 1/3; 2 lby 2/gj Greenfeast 1 lb 1/3; 2 lbs, 2/2; Stratagem, 1 lb, 1/*; 2 lbs, 1/10. —Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. HIGH iC LASS LAUiNDBY—J. Stonehouse, High Street, Lower Hutt. Agent fox Petone Steam Laundry Co Ltd. PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO. LTD —High-class Launderers, Dry Cleaners and Dyers. Agent Miss Reynolds Railway Avenue. SEED POTATQES-nSujpreme 7. lbs, 1/3; 14 libs, 2/3, 28 lbs 4/-. Lime, 56 lbs, 2/-; 112 lbs, 3/6; Unslacked Lime, 4/6 jper tin; K. P. Manure 1/6 bag, delivered free. — MEADOWS, Jackson Street, Petone, phone 63-922 LAWN SEED—New Season's Double Gleaned. We have a lawn .seed to suit the most fastidious taste at 1/6 2/-, 2/6 lb is the last word in Lawn Seed. Contains 6 kinds of seeds.— Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. BIRD and DOG POOD. One quality— the Best. In large or small quantities. Puppy Biscuits 1/-; Bird Seed; 4d; Bonio 1/1; C.L.O. 1/-; Cuttle Pish 4d oz; Budgie 3d.—Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. BLOOD and BONE, Potato Manure, Slag a nidi Bonedust, 28 libs, 2/9; 56 lbs 5/-; 112 lbs, 9/-; Superphosphate 28 lbs, 2/3; 56 bs, 4/-; 112 lbs, 7/16. Delivered anywhere in the .Valley.-*-Meadows, 63-822. 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 63-922. LIME for All Purposes. Garden, Whitewashing, Roughcasting, Lawn Marking, Plastering, Grass Grub, Slug Killing, all the Hutt soil, and you cannot get results without it.— Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants. PIANOFORTE— Miss Eileen Dawson (Regd), Studio 64 Wobmn Boad, Lower Hutt. PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO LTD —Agents, Mrs. Nees, Railway Avenue, Lower Hutt.' Send Laundry Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. MRS LITTLE, Dressmaker and Costumier, Summer Dresses, newest material, latesit style, made to measure. Complete 27/6.-165 Knight Road. DRY CLEANING and DYEING— Elbe Bros, High Street, Lower Hutft. Agent for Petons Steam Laundry Co Ltd. . TAKE AGE OUT OF YOUR HAIR!— Now, without any risk whatsoever, you lean recolour those streaks or patches of grey hair; Rachel Hair Tonic, 'the natural colour restorative, achieves remarkable results in a short time. It works at the roots-re-colouring scientifically from within the hair. No tints o-r dyes included. Obtain 3/6 bottle from RALPH ICING, Chemist. V.I.C. (Mouat Bros)—- Agent for PETONE STEAM LAUNDRY CO LTD High-class Launderers, Dry Cleaners and Dyers.

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MAN requires board, Alicetown or Ava district. Write 474 Hutt News. TRADESMAN requires board with private family* Lower Hutt. [Wxi'to 477. Hutt News. WANTED—FuII board 'by youug married couple, no children. Away Christmas holidays. 'Write 478 Hutt News, YOUNG- lady requires 'board! for fortnight at Christmas. Please state ■terms. Write 467 Hutt News. WANTED—Board, business couple and daughter, 15. Sunny position, Lower Hutt. Write % Hutt News. LOST AND POUND. LOST —Between Bridge Stree-t and Cuba Street ramp, parcel containing youth's clothing, wrapped in sugar sack. Write 497, Hutt News. 'jQST—Thursday, High Street, by relief worker, unemployment registration card and 30/* sustenance payment. Please return 35 York Street. WILL the gentleman who removed the bicycle from 579 High Street call and get the lamp.—W, Keoble, LOST—Threo £1 notes and one open cheque for £2 between R, Y. Shearer's and P.O. Ring 62-324 between 8.45 a.m. uud 5.15 p.m. Reward. EMPLOYMENT. <jta UENERAL assistant for light home duties. Temporary or permanent. Live in. Mrs. Macky, 586 High Street. Tel. 63-667. WANTED—by capable woman, housework. Hours, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Write 456 Hutt News. RELIABLE person wanted help housework, mornings, care children afternoons. Or afternoons only. :W;iiwhetu. Phono 60-009. WANTED—lntelligent -boy leaving school, with ability, to learn sound business. Excellent training assured. Award rate of wages. Write 97 Hutt News, WANTED—Boy for weeding and light work on market garden. Permanent position if satisfactory. Reasonable wage. Apply A. E. Hewer, Mabey Road, Taita. LAWN mowers sharpened, overhauled, 5/-; cartage 6d. Mowers, 1 Bouvcric Street, Petone. WANTED —Capable person min'dl two children, housework, plain cooking. Sleep in. Apply 79 Trafalgar Street, evenings. Waterloo, EXPERIENCED lady clerk, knowledge of typing, now working in Wellington office, would like position in Lower Hutt. Good references. Write 372 Hutt News. LIEBEZEIT'S Novelty Stores Ltd. require temporary assistants for Christmas in toy, fancy goods and china departments. Apply immediately, with references, COOK general wanted, -two adults. Miss Holmes, Western Hutt Road. Tel. 63-841. References essential. WANTED—A smart >boy. Apply immediately, Carey's Drapery Store, Lower Hutt. WANTED—Capable trustworthy domestic help. Daily or sleep in. Ring 63-509. ""wanted TO BUY BOYS' Bicycle, 20in. frame; doll's house. State price and where seen and when. Write 371 Hutt News. .MARKER for tennis court. Ring 63-195. . TO LET. TO LET —Two large unfurnished rooms, ■use conveniences. Write 484 Hutt NewSj TO LET—Shop and dwelling 45/-; Lock-up Shops 10/-, 25/-, 50/-; Furnished House, 6 rooms, 45/-, handy Ava Station; Office or workroom, 7/6. Ferguson, 57. High Street. TO LET—Single furnished room, central, to homely girl or elderly woman. Write 503 Hutt News. FOB SALE. SENSATIONAL OFFER.—MuIes, can-ary-goldfinch' cross, guaranteed songsters, ' 10/- each. Bantams, Pile Game, Champion Birds. 12 Rangiora Street, Lower Hutt.

League ot Nations Union (LOWER HUTT BRANCH) One Act Play Evening ASSISTED BY MEMBERS OF— WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE ST. JAMES'S HALL 25tli NOVEMBER WOBURN ROAD At 8 p.rn Admission 1/-. v WRESTLING WRESTLING Empire Theatre Petone This Thursday NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB PRESENTS GEORGE WALKER GEORGE WALKER British Empire Champion versus "WHISKERS" LUNDYN "WHISKERS" LUNDYN In EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS CONTEST PIYGUORA SHIMA v. '' BULLDOG'' RADFORD Japanese Champion Hntt Valley In THREE 10-MINUTE ROUNDS CHALLENGE JU JITSU CONTEST Two First-class AMATEUR BOUTS precede the Professional Contest. PRICES: 4/- (ringside); 3/-, 2/-, all plus tax.

LADIES' Frocks 4/111, 5/11, 6/11, up to 28/6, sizes S.W., W., O.S. and Extra 0.5.; Silk Blouses .from 2/11;' Smocks 4/11. GODDIN, Draper, 66 High Street. STOCKINGS, Silk, SronTT/O; Pure Silk 2?6 to 9/11; Full fashioned dull finish .jjrom 2/lli; Tennis Socks (ladies') from 9d., Children's from 7id. GODDIN, Draper, 66 High Street. TOWELS and Sheets at special low prices. Washing Prints from 7 Ad.; Marocains, double width, from Hid.; Table Cloths from 1/3. GODDIN, Draper, 66 High Street, Lower Huti. POTATOES—Dakotas, 56lbs, 4/6; 112 lbs. 8/-; 14 cwt. sacks 10/-. White Table, 561bs. 5/-; 1121bs. 9/-; li cwt. sacks 12/6. Delivered free. F. N. R. Meadows & Son, Jackson Street, Petone. Phone 63-922. SECRET OF RENEWING HAIR CHARM—To culture hair ibeauty 'that appeals instantly, a refreshing and protective shampoo is necessary. Shcena Soapless, and Shcena Blonde are two shampoos that meet this demand because they icleanse, beautify and silkeni without the brittling action of alkali. Try Sheena and prove it yourself; 9d. pkt. Obtainable everywhere. T.TM-fl for Garden, White-washing. Roughcasting, Plastering, Killing Slugs,: Lawn Marking, Bird Cages, Fowl Houses. — Everybody's Store, Lime Merchants.

MISCELLANEOUS. ' GLORY HAD WIN'S for 'the latest Summer Wools. Sunshine Crepe 9id. per skein; Superior Crochet Wool 9d. per skein; Oddments of good wools Od. per skein; Paton and Baldwin's latest knitting designs. GLORY HADWIN'S for Ladies and Children's Tennis Socks from 7 Ad. per pair; Dainty Summer Collars from 1/6 each; Brassieres from 1/each; Silk and Cot-ton Vests 1/9 each. BOY'S Suits, knitted silk; good hand 1 wear. ' 1 BASSINETTE,'' 201 Jackson Street, Petone. PLUNKET Layettes, 40 pieces £3. "BASSINETEE," 201 Jackson St., Petone, WHEELBARROWS, No! Baby Barras, Yes! and Plunket Barracoats too. "BASSINETTE," Petone. CARDIGANS for 'the tinies at the "BASSINETTE," Jackson Street, Be/tone. DAVISON'S Big November Drive for bargains — Men's Nob-by Hats in Fawns, Browns, Greys and Navys, 5/6. DAVISON'S Big November DriveOddments in) Petone Blazers ,30/- for •20/-. Super grade all wool.

Boulcott OULCOTT Bring RING AND Buy uy . AND JUMBLE SALE UMBLE SALE BOULCOTT SCHOOL, t FRIDAY, 27th, at 2 p.m. (RETURNED SOLDIER3I Hutt Valley Sub-Branch GRAND OLD TIME DANCE CLUB BOOMS, LOWEB HUTT, THIS THURSDAY, NOV. 19. Flannels optional. Mae Robertson's Orchestra. A. E. Pattioson P. E. McNicol, President. Social Sec.

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