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Wairarapa Age, 7 June 1935, Page 4

Cy. Williams, a visiting American wrestler, has been refused a permit to wrestle in Wellington by Commissioner Wohlmann. —(P.A.) A first aid practice was held by members' of the St. John Ambulance (Nursing Division) in the Lecture Room, Municipal Buildings, last night. A vote of thanks was passed to the Wairarapa Ladies’ Hockey Association for its donation of £1 Is to the division’s funds. Two members were detailed for duty at the High School ground and four at the Lansdowne ground for to-morrow’s hockey matches. According to advices received by the Hon. A. Hamilton, Minister in charge of Tourist and Publicity, New Zealanders going to Australia in the hope of obtaining positions would be well advised to have at least the equivalent of return fares with them. The trade and tourist commissioner in Sydney reports that he has a large number of New Zealand men and women calling at his office requesting assistance either to find employment or to return them to the Dominion. The Minister adds that it is hoped that due heed will be paid to this announcement as to the position in Australia.—(P.A.) The Wheat Purchase Board, having satisfied itself that the milling requirements of New Zealand for the current year have been substantially filled or arranged for and that there is a certain amount of f.a.q. wheat which can be made available as fowl feed, has decided to reduce the selling price of the board’s stocks of wheat for fowl feed to 4s Id a bushel, sacks extra, f.o.b. South Island ports for shipment to the North Island. This is a reduction of 3d bushel on the existing price, and it takes effect on July 5 and will operate to assist the poultry farmers in the North Kland. The price for South Island deliveries remains unchanged.— (P.A.) •

Bach to let. Iron tanks, 200 gallon, for sale. Pair of men’s brown shoes lost. Gold-mounted fountain pen lost. Reward.

Three piece wool Moquette Chesterfield Suite for sale. Mr. G. Oliver, ’Phone 1054, advertises wood and coal for sale.

Two good companions for Coughs and Colds—see advt. of Campbell’s Pharmacy on Page 1. Mr. H. J. Wakeman, Cash Grocer, Pine Street, advertises Friday and Saturday specials in the Wanted column.

Mr. Chas. G. Monro, Architect, Academy Buildings, invites tenders for alterations to wooden building near Carterton.

Tenders are elsewhere invited for alterations and additions to cheese factory at Dalefield for the Dalefield Coop. Dairy Co l ., Ltd. The East Coast Seed and Nursery Co., Masterton, draw attention to their stocks of sturdy shelter and timber trees, also choice large-flowering clematis and asparagus roots. Messrs G. Malmo Ltd., Chapel Street, invite the public to call in at their garage, Chapel Street, and inspect the latest Hilman and Chrysler De Soto cars. A demonstration at convenience will be given.