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Hutt News, Volume 19, Issue 13, 29 August 1945, Page 6

IS EN S ATI ONAL j I jP U R C H A S Efl | of New Season's yB t | ' 1 " ; Dress Linens r t'ntHEl'VY WEIGHT SLUB LINENS in. 10 BeautifuL|Shades, 8 I • y including' all the new season's coJaukk/*'36-inch wide-. j) (j 15/6 yard ° H o y 0 BASKET WEAVE LINENS, jk .9 Leading Shades. %k ldeaf?]*® , n Clolli for Siuiiinep- Costumes,. vKrocks.; .Suits, Etc. /Jul-'in s !! wide (J *H n. — o 5 CGLOUEED CHECK LINENS. .6; pieces; Mly. Be'early, to. Oj^B U see these. 36-ineh wide. 12/3 yard 5 5 700 Yards SILK LINENS in 12 Alluring Shades. 36-in wide. jj I ! | 8/11 and 9/11 yd jj M (j This is. undoubtedly the Finest Selection of 2 o Dress Linens seen in the Hutt Valley for ! [) > [j some tiine. A visit to see'our Window n | Display and Stocks will be worth your while. y 0 QUALITY ALWAYS g* I | The Manchester & Textile Co. [j Opposite McDuffs PETONE 165 Jackson St. 0 , -p. -o- . v , * See our Special Purchase of FURNISHING SATIN BROCADES ■jl IN GOLD, BLUE. ROSE and GREEN 36 inches wide - 4/6 yard Also all. colours in > I ENGLISH WOOLS 4-ply 1 % l/2i 1/44 and per Skein I ' t! : Adair Bros. . m 'Drapers — Corner of MITCHELL & HIGH STReItS ' I

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT THE BUSY BEE HOME H COOKERY ■ 669 HIGH STREET, LOWER HUTT (Opposite Public Hospital) We wisli to announce the opening . of the above on— THURSDAY 30th AUGUST H It is our aim to sell . . . * Sponges, Cakes, Pastry, Etc., of tlie Highest Quality only. Made by Modern Methods and under Most Hygienic Conditions 5 Our Motto at all times will be— < flfl QUALITY and CLEANLINESS and thereby trust to merit your Support. - THE SALVATION ARMY WELLINGTON CITADEL SILVER BAND Renders ' FIRST- CLASS MUSICAL 'H PROGRAMME In the . SALVATION ARMY HALL Laings Road SATURDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER At 8 p.m. Doors open 7 p.m. Tickets 1/SCHOOL OF KINDERGARTEN MRS H. WEISS # ■ WESLEY HALL RE-OPENS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 9 a.m. New School Class fr Beginners. ' Enquiries P.O. Box 4. jPETONE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB (Inc) COMPETITION • Ist.: No. 1067, T. Oliver. ! 2nd: No. 2937, R. p. Whitemarsh.. 3rd.: No. 4567, p. Buhck. TAITA SCHOOL QUEEN CARNIV 7 AL (Princess Judith) RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS Mirror—Mrs. C. Avison, 1 High St., 4^l Pctone. fy Underwear—C. I-I. MaTtfftfKyjßlß' Laings Road, Lower Hutt jfl^H Chocolates—Mrs. Silk, Taita. Goose Dinner—W. Hepple, P.S.G. . Cake—Mrs. Dick. Tatted Centre—Mrs. J. Bond, Lincoin Road, Carterton. _ The Committee, wish to ! thank all those who, in any way, assisted in making the effort such a success, 'x

EVEIIY WEDNESDAY LADIES CARD AFTERNOON EVERY THURSDAY jvMoR club dance FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1945 AROUND THE TABLE SOCIAL Gents 2/6 Ladies a Plati Gents must be accompanied by lady SATURDAY, Sth SEPT., 1945. OLD-TIME DANCE THE ACME SPRAY PAINTING. CO. LTD. WANT— TEN PAINTERS AND , PAPERHANGERS We know tliey are hard to find but we keep on trying Top Wages -Best Conditions Tradesmen OnlyCall at 42 Victoria Street, Or Dial 398, ask for 238. ELITE STUDIOS 21 HIGH STREET LOWER HUTT ■ Phone —dial 398 ask for 105 Studio now under personal supervision of Mr. A. L. Priestley (late 2nd N.Z.E.F., M.E.F). W. P. DOUCHE Electrician • (fee. ii.N.Z.A.F. Overseas) in Repairs to all Domestic Electrical Appliances 167 RAND WICK ROAD s ;:; v 'v ' ■ MOEKA. R. ALEXANDER Clean and Efficient PAINTER — GLAZIER PA PER H ANG ER -i Estimates Free 29 TRAFALGAR STREET, • ; . WOBURN — LOWER HUTT PATRIOTIC SHOP COMPETITIONS Cushion, Mrs. (Scott 03-512. Eggs Mrs Lewis. Cake, Mrs Garvey. Groceries, Mrs. Gordon. Gloves Mrs Gower, 12 Rumgay Street. Ch:Jr, Mrs. Little, Manpower Office.