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Wairarapa Age, 16 March 1929, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. PARK LIGHTING CARNIVAL TODAY. KICK OFF AT 2 sharp. o o THESE BLACK SPOTS represent the only blotches on the Park Oval Lighting Scheme. Help us to remove them. We want more lights. Be at the Sports This Afternoon and Evening. CAN COOKE and his men be the first to inscribe Old Boys on the Challenge Shield? WHICH DISTRICT will compose the team to aecpet the Shield presented by the Mayor at 8 o’clock. CAN OUR BOYS ride the oval-wheeled cycles? Watch them buck as the pace increases.

This is only some of the fun, for there are Shirt, Flag and Musical Chairs, all on Cycles. DON’T FORGET! TOM OAKLEY is doing the Mile of his life. Be there to give him a cheer. Bo on the Stand early to see the Shield being presented and the prizes given for Lantern and Sunshade Costume. The Avro Avian Aviators have kindly consented to suspend their passenger carrying between 2 and 3, and give a STUNTING DISPLAY over the Oval. ADMISSION, 1/-; under 12, Free.

LAND OFFERED FOR LEASE BY TENDER. TITEITTEN TENDERS will bo receiv- ■ ¥ ’ ed at the office of the State Forest Service, Palmerston North, up to 11 o’clock on SATURDAY, March 30, 1929, for a year to year lease of 51 acres (approx.) being part State Forest No. 47 adjoining the Blairlogie Estate. Upset Annual -Rental, £2/8/Plan and further particulars forwarded on application to the undersigned. D. MACPHERSON, Conservator of Forests, PALMERSTON NORTH. SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS MOLLY SELLAR. (Pupil of Estelle Beere and Valerie Valeska, Auckland, of the Russian Ballet.) TYPES OF DANCING TAUGHT including Character, Step, Operatic, Russian and Ballet. CHILDREN’S CLASSES. Saturday Mornings, commencing March 16, from 9—lo and 11—12. Private Lessons by arrangement. BALLROOM DANCING. x Classes in the Latest Dances, including The Blues, Quick-step, Slow Fox ■ Trot and Tile Trot. Class on Monday Evenings from 7—B, commencing Monday, March 18. Private Lessons by arrangement. MISS SELLAR will be at the Studio on THURSDAY, March 14, and FRIDAY, March 15, from 3.30-—5.30 p.m. ' to interview pupils and intending pupils.

Studio:— (MASONIC HALL, CHAPEL STREET. TELEPHONE 1215. BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL GIFTS. We have just opened up something Very Choice in CRYSTAL, BRASSWARE, DRESDEN CHINA PLATES. ROYAL DUX CHINA, SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS. SEYMOUR GILDING, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, AND ENGRAVER. "The Man Who Does the_ Work.” Address— PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. (Next Door, Keen's, Tobacconist.) P.O. BOX 5 'PHONE 1830

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