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Wairarapa Age, 18 May 1923, Page 5

CANVASSERS APPOINTED. The following people are now canvassing for the Beautifying Society : — Mrs Stewart and Mrs Hirschberg (for Lansdowne); Dr. Moser (Queen street); Mrs Whitton (High street); Archer Hosking (Dixon street); Mrs Archer Risking (Dixon street): Mr Velvin (Cornwall street); Mr A. Rigg (Worksop road); Mr Sellar (Columba road); Mrs Free (Herbert street . Makora road, Kuripuni street, Cockburn street, Cannon street, and Walton Avenue); Mr Kemp (South road) ; Miss Galdys McKenzie (Donald street, Vivian street, Devon street. Junction road, Gladstone road, Fleet street, York street, Short street): Mr H. H. Daniell (Michael Dixon street, Tararua street, and Wright street); Mrs Monty Meredith (Renall street) •» Mr R. S. M. Perry (Upper Plain and surroundings); Mrs Kendall (Coradine and Timothy street): Mrs R. E. Maunsell (Cambridge Terrace); Miss Maunsell (Pownall street); Mr Hugo (Pine and Perry street); Mr Watson (Lincoln road. Olive street, and Grey street); Mr T. B. Hodgens (Villa street); Mrs Gerald Mawley (Hall street, Trustee street, and Albert street); Miss Daniell (Chapel street, Hope street, and Victoria street); Mr Lovell (George street and Bentley street); Mr Allen (Wrigley street); Mr J. Hirschberg (Opaki); Miss Macrae (TauerU); Mr B. P. Welch (Hessey street, Miriam street, Kirton street and Macara street.)

Rooms to let. Lipp piano for sale. Help wanted for country. Lost cheque advertised for. School boy boarders wanted. Gentleman’s dinner suit for sale. Youth wants employment in shop. W. H. Long inserts a birthday notice. The Vianii advertise having a good range of evening frocks and coat frocks. If you are interested in engine efficiency read R. Lambert’s advertisement in our wanted column. Gars will leave the Post Office at 2 o’clock to-morrow to convey barriers to Mr Geo. Shaw’s, Te Ore Orc, where the weekly run will be held. The Wairarapa Farmers’ Association. Ltd., announce the arrival cf their large shipment of gum boots and goloshes in all sizes for men, women and children. The Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-op. Association in their change advertisement on page 7 announce that they :.re now showing a splendid selection of cretonnes and shadow tissues in their furnishing department, and ask intending purchasers to compare the prices and value. Young people are looking forward with great eagerness to the children’s plain and, fancy and paper dress dance which is to be held to-night at the Municipal Hall in aid of St. Matthew’s Collegiate tSe-hool for Girls. A jazz band will be engaged and the handsome decorations of the golf bail have been left for the occasion. Messrs Barr and Harman, the wellknown cycle and motor engineers, advertise on the front page full particulars of the latest 1923 model Big X, which is the last word in motor cycles. It is fitted with separate Splitdorf gen era tor, storage battery, electric head and rear light, Ammeter and electric hern and magneto. The firm also in vite inspection of the Balboa side car body, which is beautifully finished in every detail.