SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MASTERTON UNEMPLOYED SELF HELP CLUB. CHRISTMAS TREE EMBERS of the above dub are reminded that the Christmas Tree takes place on SATURDAY NEXT, December 17, at 2 pan., in the Municipal Hall. Afternoon Tea will be provided for Parents. (To avoid disappointment for the children, those men whose names were not handed in during the seven weeks the list was open are requested NOT to attend.) K. JUDD, Chairman. TRESPASS NOTICE. Found Trespassing on my property with Dog or Gun will be prosecuted. F. BURLING, “•KAIKATEA,” TE- ORE ORE, MASTERTON. G. MALMO, LTD., MOTOR ENGINEERS, CHAPEL ST., MASTERTON. AGENTS FOR HUMBER-HILLMAN CHRYSLER CARS. REPAIRS TOALL MAKES UNDER EXPERT SUPERVISION. FULL STOCKS OF PARTS, TYRES, OILS, ETC. ALL WORK GUARANTTZD. TELEPHONE 1190. ' H. H. HILLS, (NEXT HOTEL MIDLAND) FOR CHEAP STATIONERY. LATZT FASHION & KNITTING BOOKS. MAGAZINES, PERIOD! SALS, ETC ’ " EXCLUSIVE GIFTS FOR XMAS AND ALL OCCASIONS NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES. A CHOICE SELECTION at Special Christmas Values.—Necklet Sets, Crystal Ware, Art Brooches, English Brassware, Chiming Clocks from £5 10/-, Art Novelties, etc., etc. Special Discount of 20 per cent, off all Diamond and Gem Rings and Watches. SEYMOUR GILDING’S, “The Little Shop around the Corner,’’ ’Phone 1830 Box 3. PERRY STREET. MASTERTON. WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED KNOWN. — Forequarters Spring Lamb, 5d lb; Bacon, 7d. lb, from 31b upwards, abattoir inspected and factory cured. Mother-reared Veal today and to-morrow. We will cut you half a ham if required. Undercut Steak, 6d; Centre Loin Chops, 4d. Abundance of meat of all descriptions.— l “Mussolin” Long, Community Butchery.
ROLPH’S BARGAIN STORES, Ltd. are sacrificing the whole of their Fancy Goods Stocks. The public can save pounds by getting their Christmas presents now. Everything under cost, to clear. It’s a genuine Expiration of Lease Sale. We must get out. A WRONG IDEA! Some people seem to think that a Jewellery Store only contains luxury goods. A visit to our store will convince you that it is brimful of practical gifts.—L. S. Nicol, Jeweller, Queen Street. SALVIA BONFIRE, Zinnias, Asters, Ageratum, Alonsoa, Dimophotheca, Marigolds, Cosmos, all suitable for late planting, in high grade plants. Also Smoking Tobacco and Cape Gooseberry Plants.—A. Robinson & Sons, Whitman Road. Telephone 1304; or from our depot, opposite the Regent, telephone 1405. '77 LAVENDER WATER. Fragrant and refreshing. No nicer Christmas gift. From 2/6 at all chemists. SOUTH ISLAND Travellers. Call at Government Tourist Office, Perry St., for Steamer and Rail Tickets. Very convenient and satisfactory. PLANT NOW your Kitchen Garden for a supply of Vegetables for Autumn and Winter use. We have strong plants in the following: Celery, Succession Cabbage, Savoy Cabbage, Broccoli and Autumn Giant Cauliflower.—A. Robinson & Sons, Whatman Road, ’phone 13.04, or from our depot, opposite Itogerrt,—’phone 1405. and Graham & Co. INDIGESTION! “Can eat almost anything since taking a course of Harvey’s Mineral Tonic,” writes Mrs. A.M. 3/6. — Wood’s Pharmacy and other chemists. DIARIES—make most Acceptable Christmas Gifts. A size and style to meet your price—-At J. Fortune, Bookseller (opp. Wagg’s), Queen Street.
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Wairarapa Age, 16 December 1932, Page 1
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