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Wairarapa Age, 5 May 1934, Page 1

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*JTAKE NOTICE that a Citation has been issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Wellington, eiting you to appear and answer the Petition of Ina Brunskill Bogers of Featherston in the Dominion of New Zealand, Married Woman, wherein she (irays for a -dissolution of her marriage with you on the ground of desertion and sueh Citation intimates that in default of your 4>o doing the Court will proceed to hear the said Petition and to pronounce sentence therein notwithstanding your absence; NOW THEREFORE, TAKE NOTICE that for the purpose aforesaid you are within twenty-eight days after the date of this publication to attend in person or by your Solicitor at the Supreme Court Office at Wellington, and there to enter an appearance without which you will not be allowed to address the Court at any stage of the proceedings. A copy of the said Citation and Petition will be supplied to you on your !£ pl Z I, JL for the same at th f Supreme Court Office at Wellington. ' DATED this 30th day,of April 1934 I l * B -) C. MASON, „ . Deputy Registrar. Friends of the Respondent are particularly requested to forward to him t? 6 , “ )r ®f; <>ln & advertisement. Hugh Boland Biss i s the -Solicitor for the Pet’twner whose address for service is V c,?ff;?? Ce Q 0 1 Messieurs Gawith, Biss 7 2 Suetters, Second Floor, T. & G. Building, Grey Street, Wellington. THE sel-phit school of dressmaking. JfEW CLASSES opening daily under the personal teaching of Mrs. Lyla Harding. Cutting, Designing and Pattern-making thoroughly taught. A splendid opportunity, enabling mothers to have their daughters taught in an efficient manner. If you can already Dressmake, learn the interesting art of Designing and Pattern-making. 12 LESSONS OF 2J HOURS EACH. FEE, £3/3/H.B. BUILDINGS (upstairs), MASTERTON. YOU CAN BE SURE OF THE NEWEST & MOST EXCLUSIVE STOCKS IN THE WAIRARAPA AT LOWEST PRICES. Ladies’ Reliable Wrist Watches 15/Real Stone Dress Rings, in Quaint Settings—4/6. E.P.N.S. Cake Forks; half-dozen in case—7/Guaranteed Alarm Clocks —from 7/6. English Oak Striking Clocks, from £4 Charming Aynsley Cup, Saucer and Plate Sets—4/9. Uncommon Oriental Pottery Vases—from 1/Ladies’ White Xylonite Hair Brushes; Outstanding Values—4/3. FOR BETTER VALUES! BRIC-A-BRAC, WHERE QUALITY COUNTS. 2 BANNISTER STREET. Opposite Hotel Midland.