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Opunake Times, 10 February 1939, Page 4

Any Message "So Mr. Harris is out, eli?" said the f?qod suburban neighbour. "Well, tell him I dropped round, -will you?" "Yes, sir," said the maid. "And what shall I tell him you wanted to borrow?"

NEXT WEEK \ it.- . \ \ ART rf TH ■'■/ i\ mm Secretary: H. HcAkhub, P.O. Box 110, WeUlneton. Tread. : B. L. Hakmomb, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. OBJECTS: To raiae fund* 7y* to the extent of the profit* JL available for the objecti j\\ to lje specified by the *"■■' Hon. Minister of Internal , Affalri. ALLUVIAL GOLD 400 PRIZES NO 78 By License issued under Section 42 of " The Gaming Act. 1908" iwr. £:^ CLOSES 18th FEBRUARY, 1939 DRAWN 6th MARCH, 1939 POST THIS Tirif* CTQ 2i 2>' V ;,;...? *k €2OO W. G. WATTS. P.O BOX 268, HEW PL X MOUTH Please send me -....tickets in " PLEASANT SURPRISE " Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ : : , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postal stamps not accepted in payment of tickets). NAME (Mr., Mrs., or Miss) 4th % £IOO stjjh4 ( -*<t£'Ts 30 p !fyi43oo. 365 'is£ACHslß2s 400^5000 AtL-PIMUS >N AlUfVl At coto ALI PRIiEI&RAWN BY BAIIOT

HJ,Syme v Sut'cesflor to L. Bwiwn). ELECTRICIAN Work earned out at — REASONABLE RATES —in all parts of the town end district. FULL STOCKS Ol< ACCESSORIES including—irons Kettles Radiators Toasters Ranges & Heaters. RING 54 for PROMPT SEE V ICE