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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 19 August 1916, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MASTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL IN THE MATTER OF THE LOCAL BODIES'. LOANS ACT, 1913. T HEREBY give public notice that tlio day on which tile l J oli sliall be taken on the proposals of the -Vlastorton Borough Council to borrow the suju of Thirty-two Thousand Pounds (£32,000) for drainage purposes, and tile sum of Two Thousand five Hundred Pounds (£2-500) for the purpose of completing, equipping and establishing of Municipal Buildings, and the sum of Five Thousand Pounds (£5O(J0) for the purpose of extending the buildings, manufacturing, purifying and distributing plant and apparatus of the existing gasworks, of the Borough of Masterton, shall be on THURSDAY, the 31st dav of August 1916. JAS. M. CORADINE, Mayor. TN" reference to the above, I hereby give Public Notice that for the poll to be taken on the proposals of the Masterton Borough Council to raise Special Loans of £32,000 for drainage purposes, £2500 for Municipal Buildings and equipping purposes, and £SOOO for Borough Gasvvorks purposes, on THURSDAY, the 31st day of August, 1916, the polling booths are sittiated as follows: Municipal Hall, Perry Street (Principal). Kuripuni Hall, Queen Street South. Berkley Hoiise (Mrs W. Judd's), Pine Street. The hours of polling are from 9 o'clock in the forenoon to 7 o'clock in the afternoon. ' „ R. BROWN, Returning Officer.

g NO X CHURCH. SERVICES FOR SUNDAY. Knox Church—--11 a.m.—Morning Worship. ' p.m.—Evening Service. T e Whiti—--3 p.m. • REV. THOMAS MILLER, M.A., of Feilding. T ANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SABBATH SERVICES* Lansdowne—--11 a.m.—Communion Service. 7 p.m.—Rev. Thomas Ralliday. Subjec.t: ' 'The Bright Side of Life." „ Kopuaranga—--3 c.m.—Rev. Thomas Halliday.

CHURCH. SUNDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1916. M aster ton—--11 a.m.—Rev. J. A. Hosking. 7 p.m.—Rev. J. A. Hosking. Anthem: "Abide With Me.*' Kurlpuni—--11 a.m.—Mr R. Sutherland. 7 p.m.—Mr 'H. Jackson. Wangaeftu—--3 p.m.—Rev. J. A. Hosking. Manaia (Solway) Rural settlfiment— No School. No Service. £ ONGREGATION AL CHURCH. SUNDAY SERVICES. 11 a.m.— 7 p.m— ' BEV. A. HOD&E. All Seats 'are Free.

A HUMOROUS LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN BY »£V, F. 2E WISLE , 'Oft TUESDAY, *T 22nd. AD-MSSIOiV 4 5 .. Commencing at 8 Y. M. G. A. ■ STRANG-ERS' TEA AND SERVICE. 5 p.m. TO-MORROW. Speaker; Rev, A. Hodge, of Napier. Chairman: Mr F. T. Redman. Strangers, Com© Along! Especially Soldiers! ALL WELCOME. Solway Home Service, 7 p.m. Speaker; Qenem] Secretary, boy ecourFSScir parade. St. Matthew's Church, 11 a.m. Fall' Ifi, Y.'M.C.A,, 10.30 a.m. BY ORDER.

FOR SALE. pOR SALE.—Gig, newly painted, and in thorough order, £ls 5 beaatiful silver mounted set gig harness, £5; single seated buggy with pole and shafts and set double harness, £2O the lot; spring trap, £5 10s; ratige, 30s; h. and c. water 1 range, 40s; 2 coke heaters with piping complete; 25s and 40s; kerosene heaters, 7s 6d' and 10s; 4 h.p. Fairbanks' Engiiiej with belt, tank, and battery, in very good order, £3O; also the greatest collection o c second hand furniture, suitable for any home in the district, ranging in price to suit all pockets. I have a good stock of new bedding, stretchers, wire mattresses. combination bW sofas, just arrived, having bought' them at the old price before the rise came along, so I can sell at very reasonable figure. Also a good collection of leather hand bags and portmanteaux at the old price. In future I shall not bo stocking these new goods owing' to the rising market. I should advise all who are contemplating to purchase to do so now and save money. lam still open as you all kaow to bay in' any quantity of second hand Furniture, tools, bicycles, clothing, bobts," etc., as usual.R. RUSSELL'S SECOND-HANI? SHOP. (Established over seven ve&ra.) QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. Telephone 11®