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Wairarapa Age, 7 May 1924, Page 4

MUSIC SPECIALS AT THE ARTS AND CRAFTS. JIERE are some music specials that should find a place in every home that has a piano:— “No, No, Nora,’’ a Fox Trot dancing song. “Sawmill River Road,” big Pantomime song hit. Allan’s latest Dance Folio, No. 3, containing 15 latest Fox Trots and Waltzes, excellent value, 2/6. Johnston’s Pianoforte Tutor, English and Cont. fingering, always in stocks, 3/6. Books of good Old Timers from 2/9. Sheet Music 2/- a copy, 2/1 posted. These are all excellent value—BUY YOURS NOW! i ARTS AND CRAFTS, 46 QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON

ANDREWS BROS.. WOOD WORK SPECIALISTS. Highest Quality, Lowest Cost', Quickest Delivery, Personal Supervision. ’PHONES, 1056 and 1245. OPAK3 ROAD :: MASTERTON

’Phone: Business 2571, Private 1950. FOR SALE AT D. W. SIM’S. ALMOST New Cash Register, 6 Duchess Chests, 2 large Sideboards, 2 small Sideboards# WooS Bedsteads all sizes, Morris Couches, Chesterfield, Chest Drawers, 4 almost new K. Dressers, Cane Chairs, h.b. Chairs, Oak Gateleg Table# Seagrass Chairs, 2 large Mangles, also 4 small, 2 Motor Bikes, Separator, Horse Covers and Cow Covers, Harness, Stainless Cutlery, and lot of other goods. D. W. SIM, GENERAL DEALER, PERRY STREET :: MASTERTON.

WAIRARAPA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. WARNING. gEVERAL High Tension Insulators having been wilfully damaged during the last week the public are hereby notified that a very heavy penalty is provided for if such damage can be proven to be the act of any citizen and that it is the Board’s intention that such penalties shall be rigorously imposed. Parents are responsible for the acts of juniors. Further it is pointed out that one such act may seriously inconvenience the whole of the district, and that such services as the General Hospital may be cut out with disastrous consequences. The co operation of the general public in the maintenance of the service is respectfully solicited by the Board.

HYDROELECTRIC POWER FOB GLADSTONE AND LONGBUSH DISTRICTS. settlers and residents of the Gladstone and Longbush districts are invited to attend a meeting in tho Gladstone Hall on FRIDAY, May 9, at 7.30 p.m., to consider a scheme for procuring hydro-electric power for tho district. The chairman, engineer and secretary of the Wairarapa Power Board will be present to give all information on the route, cost, etc. J. HEBENTON, Secretary Farmers’ Union.