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Wairarapa Age, 5 March 1935, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY qVHE FIRST PRACTICE for the 1935 Season will be held in the Savage Club Rooms TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY, March 5), at 7.30 o’clock. Instrumentalists interested are invited to attend. NEW ZEALAND WOOL CARBONISING & SCOURING COMPANY. A MEETING of Shareholders of the above Company will be held in the Farmers’ Rooms, Perry Street, Masterton, at 2.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, March 6. F. W. PARRY, Convenor. T HEREBY APOLOGISE to Mr. , Martin Smith, for my conduct towards him on the evening of Friday, Ist. inst. GARRY RYAN. March 4, 1935. FUNERAL NOTICE. 'tpHE FRIENDS of Mr. Edgar Niti, of “ Stansborough, ” Te Wharau, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his beloved wife, Isabella, which will leave the residence of Mr. M. J. McGregor, Essex Street, TO-DAY "March 5, at 10.30 a.m., for the Masitertou Cemetery. G. HYDE, Funeral Director. Telephones 1433, 1434. FUNERAL NOTICE. *£*HE FRIENDS of Mr. C. W. Rutherford are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late father, William Rutherford, which will leave the residence No. 7, Tararua Street, on tv EDNESDAY, March 6, at 2 p.m., for the Masterton Cemetery. G. HYDE, Funeral Director. 'Phone 1433, 1434. MRS. A. E. DILLON. FLORAL ART SPECIALIST. DISTINCTIVE FLORAL WREATHS', ETC., AT REASONABLE PRICES. Address: 28 CHURCH STREET. TELEPHONE 2046. TELEPHONE 1051. FOR ARTISTIC FLORAL WORK. FLORAL EMBLEMS MADE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Only Wairarapa Members N.Z. Florists’ Exchange. Flowers Wired to Everywhere. ESAU’S ART FLORISTS, QUEEN STREET. FARMERS’ TOUR. GREAT BRITAIN & CONTINENT. Leave New Zealand April. One month through England, Wales, Scotland, Jersey, and three weeks through Denmark, Holland, Germany, the Rhine, Switzerland, France. As well as the usual round of tourist 'sightseeing this party has special privileges for entry into State farms, dairy schools, famous farm and herds under the co-operation of British Farmers’ associations. Total cost, from £242. Steamers are almost full—immediate application is necessary. COOK’S TRAVEL SERVICE, 191 Featherston St. WELLINGTON. BOOK UP FOE YOUR EASTER HOLIDAYS AT CASTLEPOINT. TX7E HAVE NOW AVAILABLE three *’ places at Castlepoint to let, either by the week or week-ends. SEA VlEW.—Five rooms; two motor sheds; facing the sea; fully furnished. THE COTTAGE —Fully furnished three rooms; motor shed; near Road and Beach. THE CARAVAN.—Room for four people; Dover stove; four bunks; and cooking utensils. ROBT. RUSSELL & SON, DEALERS, MASTERTON. OLIVE N. FISH (Pupil of the late Dame Nellie Melba) TEACHER SINGING, VOICE PRODUCTION, DICTION, DEPORTMENT, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. CHILDREN’S CLASSES HELD. Resumes Teaching, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. studio- 50 BENALL STBEET. MOTOR CAB CASES FOB SALE. ALL BOARDS TONGUE GROOVED. Case size approximately Bft. long, sft. Bin. wide by 4ft. 3in. deep. Jp.IGHT CASE LOTS (equivalent to 1600 feet timber) delivered £6 cash. Delivered free within 65 mile radius from Petone, otherwise a s’ „ht extra charge will be made. E. SULLIVAN. 3, Gear Street, Petone. Pnone 63.914