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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 December 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —THE COSY——THE COSY— The People’s Theatre e 7.45—T0N1GHT—7.45 We Inaugurate the 1940 Season of BIGGER & BRIGHTER Programmes with Family Prices! No. 1 THE “LONE WOLF SPY HUNT” Featuring WARREN WILLIAM IDA LUPINO—RITA HAYWORTH Fiction's Suavest Adventurer Turns to Smashing a Huge Spy Plot. No. 2 Warner Bros’ Super Thriller “MYSTERY HOUSE” With ANN SHERIDAN DICK PURCELL . And a Huge Cast. A gun which no hand fired, yet it killed twice —murder without a murderer —it’s the perfect crime —almost! (Both recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Also Screening — 10th Chapter—“LONE RANGER.” Commencing 2.IS—TUESDAY—B. Two Great, Metros on One Programme at "Family” Prices. “TOPPER” Cary GRANT—Constance BENNETT “THE LONGEST NIGHT” Robt YOUNG—Florence RICE (Both recommended by the Censor for Adults.) NOTICE. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I have taken over the carrying business of F. W. Jackson, Carterton. and trust to be favoured with a continuance of the support accorded to him. Railway business will receive special and expeditious care. W. A. R. PINFOLD, Carterton. WAVING disposed of my business to Mr W. A. R. Pinfold. I have pleasure in asking the public to accord to him the same liberal support as given to me. In giving up my business I wish to heartily thank all who have accorded me their custom during my long term in Carterton. F. W. JACKSON. Carterton. December 29, 1939. MISCELLANEOUS. r TRY Hubbard Bros., Boot Repairers. Perry Street, next to Majestic Library, for your boot repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed. New shoes sold; old shoes resoled. RESTORE the beautiful hair of your youth with Rachel Hair Tonic. Absolutely harmless. 4/6. —From Keen’s Korner. QERVE delicious GENUINE Indian curry. Ask your grocer tor Dragon Brand Genuine Indian Curry Powder. 'J'RAVELLING? Come in and inspect our excellent range of Fibre and Leather Suit Cases, Hat Boxes and Attache Cases. —Albert Donald, The Saddler, opp. Regent Theatre. W E ~ recommend genuine Vulcanised Fibre Suit Cases. They’re light and weai’ as well as leather. —Albert Donald. pOR a gardening friend a Pot Plant will please. Select early from Robinson’s Depot, W.F.C.A., Seed and Plant Department, Queen Street, Masterton. A PRINCELY DlSH—delicious Indian Curry! Make it with Dragon Brand GENUINE Indian Curry Powder. QHEATH and Pocket Knives —We have a wide range of all Knives in stock, including Russell, Dexter, Alpha and Humphreys, etc.—Albert Donald. QADDLERY! If it’s anything in the saddlery line, we’ve got it. —Alberi Donald, Saddler and Harnessmaker opp. Regent Theatre, Masterton. REPLACE that burnt-out fire grateask your ironmonger for £ ‘Ewington” Grate—he stocks their because they last longer. rpENNIS PLAYERS! We have a good selection of Racquets to choose from.—Albert Donald, The Saddler, opp Regent. WANTED KNOWN —Parcels for Martinborough, Hinakura, Dyervilli and East Coast Stations. Daily Delivery from Masterton: Monday to Friday, 4 p.m.; Saturday, 1 p.m. Depot: Adcock’s, Stationers. —Banks’ Daily Service. PURRY Powder with a difference! Use only the GENUINE Indian Curry Powder —Dragon Brand Curry Powder. rpENNIS RACQUET restrings and repairs done at shortest notice a 1 Albert Donald, Saddler and Tennis Specialist, opp. Regent. “MOWERS! Lawn Mowers sharpened and set. Expert service and promptness.- —R. Lambert, Engin eer, Coradine Street. ’Phone 167. PANVAS GOODS! Book your ordei now, as there is a shortage of canvas in N.Z. —Albert Donald. JJAVE YOU A DOG? If so, come t< us for all your requirements. Large stocks carried. —Albert Donald. ATTACHE CASES, 3/9? 4/3, 4/9, 10/6 15/-, 20/-, 25/-, 30/-, etc. A large range to choose from at Albert Donald’s, The Saddler. PAMPING? Let us quote you for your Camping Gear. We are specialists in all Canvas Goods.- —Albert Donald, The Saddler. have the new striped Suit Cases ’' and Hat Boxes in either canvas covered or plain fibre. Prices, from 20/-. —Albert Donald, opp. Regent Theatre. rpENNIS PLAYERS! Our method of stringing saves the . life of the frame. Ask to see a racquet being strung.—Albert Donald.