Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Wairarapa Age, 30 July 1925, Page 1

IPROIAL ADVUTIOMnnM. GARDENERS! Esau’s New Seed Catalogue is just off the Press! or write for YOUR copy—lT’S FREE! This practical authority will tell yon WHAT to grow, WHEN to grow it, ami HOW to grow it. Esau’s also have now their new season’s SEEDS and SEEDLINGS. Varieties that have been tested by the Government Biologist. SEED POTATOES—TRUE TO NAME—HAND PICKED Make sure of successful results by selecting seeds from H. L ESAU, Seedsman, Florist and Plant Mprchnnt QUEEN STREET p MASTERTON. .DAIRY STOCK. ADVERTISER, for past 15 years holding the position of Inspector of Stock in Taranaki districts and having a thorough, intimate, personal knowledge of the individual dairy herds, both grade and pedigree, offers his services to those owners who desire to purchase young stock for the purpose of giving an uplift to their respective herds. Highest references given. Correspondence invited. P. BEERE, P. 0., MARTINBOROUGH.

\ CAR To Suit Every Purse. FORD, 5-seater £3O CHEVROLET, 2-seater £B5 CHEVROLET, 5-soater .. .. £9O HILLMAN, 2-seater .. ~ .. .. £lOO MORRIS OXFORD, 2-seater .. £125 BUICK, 5-seater ~ £lBO These cars are all in good order and are splendid value for the money. CALL AND INSPECT. S. M, BAIRD, LTD., The Motor House, MASTERTON. __- WAITRESSES. -' ■* - _ w WAITRESSES DESIROUS OB A ” DAY’S OUTING IN WELLINGTON ON AUGUST IS. We will engage you as emergency waitress, three hours’ luncheon engagement—a pleasant and profitable day’s outing (uniforms found). Write us at once. DUSTINS, CATERERS, Cuba street, WELLINGTON.

RUGBY FOOTBALL Memorial Park. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. REPRESENTATIVE MATCH: WAIRARAPA V. WAIKATO (No. 1 Ground at 2.30 p.m.) CURTAIN-RAISER: PRIMARY SCHOOL REFS v. HIGH SCHOOL A. FIFTHS, At 1.30 p.m. FOURTH GRADE: OPAKI v. MASTERTON (No. 2 Ground at 1.30 p.m.) Park Oval. THIRD GRADE: MASTERTON V. Y.M.C.A. (At 2.30 p.m.) FIFTH GRADE: RED STAB v. CARTERTON (At 1.30 p.m.) Admission: Memorial Park, Gate 2/-, Stand 1/-. E. McKENZIE, Hon. Secretary W.R.F.U. JDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given of the following resolution passed by the Main Highways Board on the 16th July, 1925:— “That pursuant to the powers conferred by paragraph 4 of clause 9 of the Regulations as to the Use of Motor Lorries, published in New Zealand Gazette, No. 20,. of 26th March, 1925, the Main Highways Board, being the controlling authority in respect of that portion of the WellingtonNapier via Wairarapa Main Highway from its junction with the Akatarawa road in the No. 9 Highway District to Abbot’s creek bridge (known as No. 4 Rimutaka Bridge) in the No. 10 Highway District, doth hereby prohibit absolutely as from 10th August, 1925, until 30th September, 1925, the use on the said portion of such Main Highway of any motor lorry, other than motor lorries coming within classes A., 8., C., D., E. anil F., i.e., the use on such portioh of Main Highway of any motor lorry, which, together with its maximum load, exceeds 5 tons in weight, for the period mentioned. ’ ’ F. W. FURKERT, Chairman. Wellington, 27th July, 1925.