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Hutt News, Volume 20, Issue 5, 3 July 1946, Page 5

FIREWOOD FIREWOOD Ph'one 37, Urmer Hutt RESIDENTS OP HUTT CITY GET YOUR NEXT WINTER'S SUPPLY IN NOW Mixed Heavy Manuka and Black Birch —£8/15/- per cord. Heavy Manuka £7/5/- per cord. Pinna —£5 per cord. Cut. to any length to suit Buyer. Prices Include Delivery. Supplied in Cord or Two Cord Lots only. This Firewood is cut from LIVE TREES and is 100 per cent SOLID WOOD. One Cord measures Bft by 4ft by 4ft before cutting. R. C. H. ASKEW MAIN ROAD :: UPPER HUH Phone 37. EVA DRAPER EVA DRAPER EVA DRAPER EVA DRAPER (Member N.A.T.D and I.S.T.D). .STUDIO BALLROOM DANCING . King George Building', |,o\vor Hull Telephone (ifJ-054. Class and Private Tuition in Modern and Old Time Dancing CLASS EVERY MONDAY 8 p.m. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY 8 p.m. Wedding Parties, Etc., Catered For. Studio lor Hire WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS NOW LS THE TIME TO ORDER DAY-OLD CI-lICKS: —30/- per doz PERCHING, S WEEKS 8/- each. September Hatch. Day Old, 30/- dozen. £5 lots of 50. Ail Breeders Blood Tested. ORDER EARLY MATTHEWS’ POULTRY 1 ARM, TENNYSON AVENUE TAITA Phone C 3-2 71. x Great News for Motorists ALL TYRE PROBLEMS SOLVED Messrs EDGINTON and LEACH 44 Victoria Street Lower Hutt are at your Service for the . , . REPAIRING, CHECKING AND INSPECTING OF TYRES We are Stockists of . . . RELIABLE REMOULDS • AND ALL MOTOR ACCESSORIES GOODYEAR AGENTS FOR NEW TYRES EDGINTON and LEACH THE TYKE SPECIALISTS 44 Victoria Street Lower HuH

See our B.S.A. Representative below or write us for full details new models—prices—terms and delivery dates next shipments. Two shipments already'* landed sold out before arrival. Skeates & White Ltd., Fort St., Auckland. Distributors for N.Z. m. Pay a Reservation Deposit of £lO and secure your machine before they all go. Import restrictions limit supplies. TOLLEY & SPENCE IS4 JACKSON ST. PETONE

the mouse, the mattress and the man He was distraught and nervous as a mouse, his hands trembled as men’s hands do tremble in great crisis. Ruthlessly discarding theusual pleasantries, we advanced and said, “Come Sir, tell ns all about it.” “It is,” he responded, “my wife. Charming person, line woman, good mother, but thrifty and strong minded.” “The virtues,” we observed tactfully, “Can be trying if too rigorously applied.” “You see,” he continued, “She will make things , do. She has been making niy mattress do for ten long years. Long ago it was a good mattress. Today it has lumps and hollows, it is harsh and unkind.” His moustache trembled, his voice shook. “1 can’t sleep,” he muttered, dashing aside a tear. We led him to our mattresses. We pointed to a gorgeously seductive inne.l spring mattress. “Try it,” we said-kindly, in two seconds he was asleep. Three hours later a terrific fellow bounded through the store. It was the mouse restored to manhood. “I’m taking this beauty home,” he shouted. “Send another for the yvife. It may cure her temper!” Perhaps you, too, are suffering from mattress melancholy. If so, come and see our grand display. See the plump Millwool models, the the cushiony ones filled with resilient Millwool and Kapok mixture or the maghificent Inner Spring Models. There are wonderful sleepy shades of ticking; there are sizes for single and double beds and also for divans. They are all well made for a lifetime of good nights. DIARY NOTE 1800 We have been permitted to use the drill hall opposite for storage. If territorials must bayonet our mattresses would they please sweep up the kapok afterwards. We find life ha*rd. , 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, 80x*319, Wellington, C.l. Also at Hastings and Blenheim