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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 232, 2 October 1935, Page 8

S 5 PROM V DUSTINS LTD. WEDDING CAKE SPECIALISTS, Tho Square and Opp. .Railway Station. “RED ROSE ” v “ RED ROSE ’V \ BUTTER Unexcelled for its rich, creamy taste, and for consistent quality. Local farmers and the Awahuri mm SWAN 3-PINT ELECTRIC KETTLES 35/-. HEATERS 550 Watt 3/6 1000 Watt 20/2000 Watt 44/6

TENDERS pENDERS are invited for the erection ofa Bungalow in Ferguson Street, Palmerston- North. Plans and specification at our offices, National Bank Buildings, where tenders close at noon on Thursday, 10th instant. L. G. WEST, SON & HORNIBROOK, Registered Architects. RENDERS aro invited for the erection , of a Bungalow at Bunnythorpe. Plans, etc., at our office, where tenders close at noon on THURSDAY, October 3rd. L. G. WEST,- SON & HORNIBROOK, Registered Architects. ’PENDERS are invited for the erection of a Beach House at Waitarere. Plans, etc., at our office, where tenders close at noon on MONDAY, October 7th. L. G. WEST, SON. & HORNIBROOK, Registered Architects. POHANGINA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG COLLARS. pENDERS aro invited for the supply of 60 dozen dog collars, 20in. x lin. and 20in. x 7-Sin. Tenders, with sample, addressed t the Chairman, marked “Tender," will be received at the County Office, Pohangina, up till 18th October. A. E. ORGIAS, County Clerk. Pohangina, Sept. 30th, 1935. POHANGINA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG TAX COLLECTOR. pENDERS aro invited for ■ the collection of Dog Tax for 1936. Tenders to state price per dog, .to bo addressed to the Chairman, marked ‘Tender," and will be received at the County Office, Pohangina, up till 18th October. A. E. ORGIAS, County Clerk. Pohangina, Sept. 30th, 1935.

DANNEVIRKE COUNTY COUNCIL. WWRITTEN Tenders, addressed Chair- '* man, Dannevirke County Council, and marked “Tender for Contract Number," -will be received up till 12 o’clock noon on Wednesday,, October 2nd, 1935, for tho following contracts: CONTRACT No. 35. 2000 yards screened metal al Norsewood Te Uri highway. CONTRACT No. 36. 1780 yards metal on Wellington-Napier highway. Norsewoort to Waipawa boundary. CONTRACT No. 37. 1800 yards metal between Matamau Cemetery and Mangatewai-iti River. Wellington-Napier highway.' . CONTRACT No. 38. • 400 yards metal on Centre Road, Matamau. CONTRACT No. 39. 250 yards metal on Mangahei Road, Te Uri end. Specifications may bo seen at County Offices, Barraud Street, Dannevirke. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted* Dated 27th September, 1935. E. L. CROOKS, County Clerk. TENDERS. TIMBER BLOCK AT ORUANUI, NEAR TAUPO. 'TENDERS marked “Tender for Goldfinch Section" will be received by the undersigned up till Noon on the 31st. day of October, 1935,. for the purchase of the Freehold of the Block of Timber Country known as Part Block 4, Tuhengamata District called WaipapaWhatapo containing 363 acres 2 roods 33 perches being all land in Certificate of Title 377/228. Situation: Approximately four miles from Oruanui. Timber: Particulars of one hundred per cent cruise and report on Bush available for perusal on application. Bush estimated to contain 9,322,426 feet, mainly Totara. Reserve Price: £10,250. Conditions of Tender may be inspected at the offices of THE GUARDIAN TRUST & EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED, South British Building, Shortland Street, Auckland; Bank of New Zealand Chambers, Lambton Quay, Wellington; Herschell Street, Napier; tho offico of BARRAUD & ABRAHAM LIMITED, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North; and the office of THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. R. F. WARD, Manager of THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED, as administrator in the esate of G. J. Goldfinch, South British Insurance Building, Shortland Street, Auckland. A School for Beauty A very fine house in tho West End of London has been converted by a wellknown beauty specialist into a school for beauty culture. An extensive training is given to her pupils, who are able at the end to start out on interesting careers of their own. The house, which this lady has decorated herself, is’ extremely attractive and out of the usual. A sweet-scented honeysuckle bush grows over the porch, and the big green front door opens on to an airy hall floored with dark red tiles. A charming bed-room ' overlooking the garden is furnished with curtains and counterpane of a delicate salmon pink patterned with sprays of white lily of the valley. A leaf green carpet and large framei'ess road mirror add the finishing touches of cool summery charm to the room. Rich colours of red and blue are used in the lounge,' making a fitting back-ground for its lady, whose sparkling personality and personal beauty have won her much interest both from the stage and screen, but she is too engrossed in her present career to consider changing.

So far she has met with such success that she has had to expand her premises to make room for her pupils and