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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 December 1938, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. ANNUAL SPORTS GATHERING. Monday, January 2. Monday, January 2. PARK OVAL. MASTERTON. ENTRIES CLOSE TOMORROW At 12 (Noon). Athletes—Enter Now! MASTERTON CORPORATION GAS DEPARTMENT. ALTERATION IN DISCOUNTS. (CONSUMERS are notified that the following amended Scale of Discounts will come into operation as : from January reading:— Minimum charge, 5/- per month. 600 to 1000 c.ft. per month — Discount, 2d per 100 c.ft. 1,001 to 1,500 c.ft. per month — Discount, 2Jd per 100 c.ft. 1,501 to 2,000 c.ft. per month— Discount, 3d per 100 c.ft. . 2,001 to 10,000 c.ft. per month— Discount, 31d per 100 c.ft. T. T. DENBEE, Town Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY. MOTICE is hereby given that Dividends as under are now payable in the Estates named on all proved and accepted claims. LINTON, John F. E., of Featherston, Sharemilker; first and final of 4d in the £. PARTON, Robert A., of Featherston, Draper, first and final of 3/8 in the £. ARTHUR D. LOW. Deputy Official Assignee. Masterion, December 23, 1938. CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALWAYS ask for Reeves’ Milk-made bread, and don't forget —our Small Goods are just what you want.REFOREgohTT elsewhere for a square ° meal, cal lin to the Tout de Suite and at least try the service offered. AHRISTMAStime is just the time to give yourself a permanent wave. Make arrangements today with Mrs Lilian McKenzie for yours. TAENYING your Cycle an overhaul is 17 not fair. Let George Barr do it and you’ll enjoy cycle riding. FVERYBOY loves swimming. Let him buy his “togs” from Shoosmith’s. Boys’ All Wool Shorts, 3/6, Men’s Shorts, 6/6, and Costumes 7/6. FOR PIPES, have a look at Jacob’s stock. There is a pipe to suit every man at the price he wants to pay. pUN"REPAlßSTritierepairs, lock and key repairs—done by a Specialist ' at King and Henry’s, opp. G.P.O. TJAPPY IDEAS for Christmas. Your n Kiddies’ Photograph; it will grow more precious with the years— H. Hope ? Cross, State Theatre Buildings. TN the centre of Queen Street is A. F. f A Briant ,the practical watchmaker. Your watch troubles will be quickly corrected at Briant’s. JUST TRY’having- the family’s shoes J repaired at Brewster’s, opp. Knox Church, and. you’ll always go there. • VEPT in the cooler during the hot weather, the fish at the Al Mart is always sweet and fresh. j ET your eye wander over the Classifled columns. There are always bargains and tips for everyone. b TVTANY PEOPLE have flowers in theii own garden—but to those who have not, a box of flowers from Garden House is most acceptable. ’ MICE and Dainty Lunches are the specialty of the De Luxe Dining 2 Rooms, opp. Regent Theatre. Try 1 them. ' OUR Reputation for Jodhpurs and Riding Breeches is unexcelled. Get > your next pair from Donald and Joy’s. 1 pOP IN to Kerslake and Co.’s, Queen i E r Street, and have a walk, round tin ; large showroom. There is sure to b( ) something you want on view. - QUALITY is the motto of Kerslake & r Co. They are Auctioneers also. 2 Get your Camping Gear there, too. r RELIABLE TIPS for Shoppers are always found in the Classified Adver- - tisements. Read them- —it will pay you 2 BARBER. BROS. SPECIALS. 5 pOULTRY of all descriptions— Ducks, geese, fowls, turkeys —are all 2 at Barbel' Bros. Ring or call at . either shop. 2 OUR ’Xmas Hams are sold out—but ’■ we still have plenty of Spring s Lamb. It really is nice! Get yours ‘ at Barber Bros. . JAH! Sucking Pigs! How nice, how • sweet. Of course. Barber Bros. - have them. Either Shop. UMALL goods of all descriptions—get ’ them from the quality butchers— I Barber Bros. Two shops—one price. I