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Wairarapa Age, 15 August 1928, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. POSITIVELY FINAL APPEARANCE OF HEUGHAN. If you would know the joy of Song! See and hear an Artist who is positively unique, and whose phenomenal voiceand amazing artistry have thrilled! great audiences throughout the World —an artist who is now engaged! on a RECORD-BREAKING DOMINION TOUR. SEE AND HEAR. HEUGHAN HEUGHAN HEUGHAN HEUGHAN OPERA HOUSE. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. He will thrill you with his declamatory fire; amaze you with his extraordinary Dramatic and Mimetic Powers; Charm you with his Humour and Pathos, and carry vou with him ON THE. WINGS OF SONG. World-Famous Artists Assist— MAUD BELL, English ’Cellist. GLADYS SAYER Pianiste and Accompanists Positively last appearance prior to Departure for Australia and the Orient. Popular Prices': 5/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax). Box Plans open at the Arts and Crafts To-morrow morning. , * DANCE! DANCE! RANGITUMAU HALL. - THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. Dancing at 8 o’clock. DE LUXE ORCHESTRA. Mr. C. C. McLauchlan’s Bus leaves P.O. at 7.15 p.m. Proceeds in aid Dental Clinic. Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/6. ST. MATTHEWS’ PARISH HALL. A DEMONSTRATION will be given by MISS . EILEEN RUSSELL, , L.R.A.M., Certificated. Teacher of Daleroze Euryhthmies, from the staff of the London School, in St. Matthew’s Parish Hall, on FRIDAY, August 17, at 8 p.m. Admission, 2/-; Children, half-price. Proceeds in aid of St. Matthew’s ColPlaying Ground Fund. TENDERS FOR LEASE. RENDERS ARE INVITED by Simon MacLeod, Esq., for lease of 91 acres 3 roods 20 perches being Section 16 Manaia Block having frontage to Cockburn Street on the North and bounded by the Waingawa. River on the South. Term of lease 5 or 7 years. Tenders CLOSE 18th August 1928. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Particulars and Conditions may be obtained from and tenders to be. addressed to BUNNY BURRTDGE & DOUGLAS Solicitors Masterton. BUNNY, BURRIDGE & DOUGLAS, Solicitors, MASTERTON. BEAR BED REFLECTORS. L)ON ’T BUY Reflectors Unless frame painted black and guaranteed CAIRNS REFLECTOR. Sold: at W. G. Peny’s, N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op Dist. Co., Ltd., Para Rubber Co., J. W. Smith, Wairarapa Vulcanising Co., Masterton Ford Motors, and H. J. Jones and Co.’s. The latter are wholesale distributors. Passed by N.'Z. Government. It is not a flat glass reflector as they were con-

W THE ESTATE OF GILES EDINBOBOUGH CHAMBERLAIN, of Masterton, Settler, deceased. PERSONS having claims against the above estate are requested to render duplicate accounts thereof in detail with a I certificate- thereon that the amount was due and owing as at the 27th day of July 1928 to the undersigned. McKenzie & marsack, Solicitors for the Executors, MASTERTON. J. LEIGHTON BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWS AGENT. .TELEPHONE* 20.69. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. NEW STOCK ON -HAND. NEWSPAPERS, FASHION BOOKS AND ALL PERIODICALS. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. DELIVERY MADE. Note Address— NEXT PERRY’S GRAMOPHONE PARLOUR. W. V. MADDEN, fLate Gillespie & Co.) LABOUR & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. academy buildings, MASTERTON. P.O. BOX Zu. 'PHONE 2549. Town Agent f — W. WHITE, WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT’. REQUIRED— Good fencer; country station; repair work. Housekeeper for temporary position; 4 or 5 weeks; three men to cook for. Ploughman for station; new ground; swampy country. Wages, £2 10/-. Six-horse team. ILJOOD DRESSING.—Now is 1 the time to give your Car Hood a top dressing to preserve it from the weather. In quart, tins, 5/6 Prnmirnhle at Win hall's Garage. 91 Chapel Street.