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Wairarapa Age, 21 March 1925, Page 5

Cottage to let. Jersey heifers for sale. Youth seeks position aa cadet on sheep farm. Thoroughly experienced ploughman seeks a position. Mrs Wildish and Mrs J. Rosewarne will be the soloists at the harvest festival services at St. Matthew’s tomorrow. Wairarajja High School Board invite tenders for the supply of groceries, meat, fish and milk for the hostel. Just opened up at N. R. Brown’s March dates of “Popular Mechanics,” •‘ Popular Science, ” “ Butt crick’s Quarterly,” “Adventure,” and “Fashion Journal.” The Wairarapa Farmers’ have just opened a consignment of selected English smoked a*id cured fish, including haddocks, kippers, bloaters and cod fillets. A reminder is given of the clearing pale of furniture to be held at 1.30 p.m. to-day by Mr R. 8. Gerrand on account of Mr R. J. Hodgins, 105 Cole street. Full particulars are advertised on page 8. Having had several requests to form evening classes for those wishing to take subjects for 8.A., Dr. G. 11. Uttley notifies that if a sufficient number offers it is proposed to commence these classes. Envoy Swartz, from America, will Speak to the members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and other 4 this afternoon in the Salvation *Aniy Hall. She will speak on women’s temperance work in America. We draw special attention to the advertisement respecting the anniverfeary services jit Wesley Church to be celebrated on Sunday, March 29, when the Bev. Arthur Mitchell, of Feild--sng, will be the preacher and soloist, and on the Monday following will deliver a lecture on “The Fisk Jubilee Singers.”