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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4483, 3 September 1940, Page 3

Tomkies 5 Talking Pictures TOWN HALL, QUEENSTOWN SATURDAY SEPTEMBES 7 J A N E W I T JI E R S If ever a CHECKERS la -Merke! iv.d Stuart Envin. 1 a storv were meant for SUPPORTING PROGRAMME ADMISSION—Upstairs 2s, (plus tax 3d): Body of Hail, Is 6d Children 6d as usual 'ECeseac-'ve JSSosa/fcs Ea-fc J. "TOT- jsb^'ss REED'S TALKING PICTURES ATIIL>LI>I BULL. AItItOWUOIVX. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7 A New Universal 19#3 Pi:-lure 2 BRIGHT BOYS Starring Jackie Cooper ami Fre ildie Bartholomew, with Alan Good Supporting Programme. Dinehart anil Melville Cooper. POPULAR PRICES, ts 6d, Children from 5—15, 6d. THE ARROW STORES -psa* ,«- Equip yourself 'v ■j** 1 " ♦♦ with the right tools **. ~ |•• »* and you 'll not only save Sgra^iAM i-ff time and labor, bat have * / the satisfaction of knowing thm *$ i' job is better. *s) ' Slocks here include various make* \ of Spades, Forks, Hammers, Hose, !] t*» Rakes, Wrenches, and other •/ / V;\ Tools to help minimise Farm |p\ Prices are reason' J j.ii % able in all lines. CaU f 1 *• oni see them. v*HI SEE POTATOES We have a large variety to choose from including: JERSEY BENNES EPICURE CATRIONA KING EDWARD (all certified seed) Orders taken for CABBAGE and CAULIFLOWER plants. Yates, Sutton and Star Flower and Vegetable seeds. Also in stock—Webb's Turnip seeds, Handy packed Garden Lime AGENCIES: Massey Harris & Co.. National Insurance Co. LtdW. B. GIBB Limited Proprietors, ARROWTOWN. Phone No. 3. P.O. Box 40 Spring Time brings Spring Costumes 'We have the latest colors and tailored cux fronts worked in. quilted assigns. Town price 99/6 Special Spring Price 79/6 TEAL IJLUE iiORSE MUSSTABI* BALLETT BLUE PETREL UREEN CLOVE El CACTUS BLUE newest cell d desions 6/6 each Phone 58 A. H. WHEATLEY QUALITY DRAPER QUEENS TOWN Bos 87

Keep the Wheels Turning. The Public can help. In its response to the demands for still more produce, industry places a heavier load upon the Railways. Rapid transport is vitally necessary in order that the Mother Country shall have the fullest benefit from New Zealand’s drive for increased production. Help maintain the drive by quickly releasing railway wagons and tarpaulins. They are required elsewhere. Delay in unloading impedes the national war effort. Speed up production.