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Hutt News, Volume 11, Issue 12, 18 August 1937, Page 6

GI.ORY HAD WIN'S for Brassieres in all sizes from 10§d.; Scarves in all shades from 104<3. each; Woollen Hose, 5/11 now 3/11, 2/11 now S/6; Silk and Wool, 2/11 now 2/0. SEEDs, Seeds, Seeds! New season's arrived. All seeds sold at market gardeners' prices. Five generous packets of Vegetable ox Flower Seeds for 1/-. Householders! Buy all your seeds at market gardeners' prices and get twicc the amount of seeds for t > your money. Agent for To Aro Seed Co. Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants, Lower Hutt. ARRIVED! New season's seeds. Buy all your seeids at market gardeners' prices. You will get twice as many seeds for your money by buying them this way. Remember —Buy your seeds at market' gardeners' prices. Agent for Te Aro Seed Co. Everybody's Store, Seed Merchants, Lower Hutt. SOUND Dry Firewood—Kindling, 5 bags for 10/-; single bag 2/3. C. & A. Odlin Timber and Hardware Co. Ltd., Coal and Firewood Dept., Esplanade, Pctone. 'Phone 02-309. LAWNMOWERS ground, sharpened, set, overhauled, collectcd and delivered. Write "Mowers," 1 Bouverie Street, Petonc. AUSTRALIAN Wheat and Barley mixed (approx. 75% l'arley, 25% Wheat) sacks, 5/8 bushel Delivered anywhere in Hutt Valley or Eastbourne. MEADOWS, Pctone, 63-022. STURDY Laying Mash—sacks 15/-. half-sacks 8/-, 281b. bags 3/-, 101b. bags 1/6'. Mixed Grain —sacks 19/6, 501b. bags 7/-, 251b. bags 3/9. Delivered. MEADOWS, 63 922. G. A. WILLIAMS, Floral Artist, High Street (opposite Family Hotel). Wreaths, Bouquets, Sprays, Posies, etc. Member of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Assn. (N.Z. unit). Flowers telegraphed anywhere, any time. Phone 63-733; after hours 63-928. KNITTING Silk going at Did. hank at THE ECONOMIC. Shades include Pink, Rose, Salmon, Saxe, Sky, Helio, Green, Cream, Flame and Gold. Buy early. PIANOFORTE —Miss Eileen Dawson Rcgd.), Studio 64 Woburn Road, Lower Hutt. FINEST quality Potatoes, 281b. 3/-, 561b. 5/6, 1121b. 10/-. Delivered anywhere in Hutt Valley. 1. N. R. MEADOWS & Son Ltd., Jackson St., Petone. 'Phone 63-922. STOVE Lengths in Mixed Woods and Slabs—Dry sound good burning wood for 5 bags for 12/6; 1U bags 24/6; single bag 2/9. Odlin's Wood and Coal Dept., Esplanade, Petone. Phone 62-309. BALLROOM DANCING. EVA DRAPUR (Member N.A.T.D.) 170 HIGH STREET, LOWER HUTT. 'Phone 62-259. CLASSES AND PRIVATE TUITION. Tap -Class: —Thursdays, 7.30 p.m.; Saturdays, 2 p.m. (under the direction of Jack Glennie).

BRED FOR UTILITY AND EXHIBITION White Plymouth Rocks This brood has been my special fancy t'or many years, has stood the test c«f time, ami is deservedly popular with those who know its utility value. The pullets are good winter layers of tinted eggs iiiid the cockerels are Jit for tabic at 'three months, weighing, if reared properly, -lAlbs., and lOlbs. when eight months. I was awarded this year the North Island Championships t'or English and New Zealand Standards. A cockerel seven months old, weight lOlbs., also awarded best Utility Plymouth Rock at the recent Hawera Winter Show, as well as the North Island Championship. A.t the Hutt Show he got special for best llocls. Sittings: £1/1/- for 15 Eggs. All eggs from Pedigree Stud Hens (no flock matings), three distinct attains. Australorps or Orpingtons. At the Hutt Show I was awarded the Society's Blue Ribbon Cup for best Orpington as well as a special for best Australorp. Sittings available from Pedigree Stud Hens at 1/- per egg. J. RUSDEN SALT 13 Karoa Road :: Lower Hutt. [A Card] j F. N. CHAPMAN 5.D.0., F.1.0.N.Z. OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN •15 High Street. Eyesight Examination and Glasses. Reasonable charges. Tel. 62-376 THE ROSTCRUCIAN ORDER NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Be sure and see the latest of many pictures which Rosierucians have created and sponsored in the past fifteen years. This new one is "The Lost Horizon." It is a remarkable story of the work of the true "Great White Brotherhood" in" Tibet, as referred to in many of our monographs and "The Rosierucian Manual." (Extract from Bosicrucian Digest.)