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Wairarapa Age, 8 May 1924, Page 4

Sheep dog for sale. Young man boarder .wanted. .Sheep dog found at Ahiaruhe. Two young men wanted to share room. Mr F. E. Dorset, Opaki, inserts a trespass notice. Advertiser wishes to rent cottage in vicinity of Solway or South Masterton. On page 4 "the Wairarapa Farmers’ announce that they arc making a special display of stock pattern dinner sets.. These are all specially selected designs and real good value. The W.F.C.A., Ltd., are making a big display in window and store of blankets and down quilts in all sizes. Owing to the rise in wool blankets will be dearer. Ladies are advised to visit early the W.F.C.A., Ltd. New books at Brown’s Book Store: “The Call o fthe Canyon,” Zane Grey; “Prodigal Parents,” Hocking; “The Parson’s Progress,” Compton McKen zie; “The River Trail,” Lawrie Erskine; “The Isle of Thorns,” Sheila Kaye-Smith; “The First Stone,” Margaret Peterson; “Rookery Nook,” 'Ben Travers. Hugo and Shearer’s call the special attention of mothers to their delightful showing of children’s coats which are offering in a pleasing variety amt at keen prices. This is a fine opportunity to fit the kiddies out with warm, outer garments for the winter. Come in as early as you can this week. Westminster Abbey possesses a clock which hail only one hand. It is a Homan 24-hour clock, and dates back to the building of the Wren towers in the early part of the ISth century. Its one hand makes two circuits of the clock face in the 24 hours.