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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14100, 19 April 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. STEP ALONG' INSPECT OUR NEW -WINTEE SUITINGS. SELECT YOUR SUIT ! jgpCOL & QO., JT. D, TAILORS & COSTUMIEES. V: No. 1636. PUBLIC LECTURE. SAVE, Dominion President of the Y.W.C.A., .-win give a public X»ectnre in the Social Hall, Municipal Buildings, on TUESDAY Evening, 20th inst., at 8 p.m., on the Aims ,Work, ,nnd Methods of the Y.W.C.A. ROSABEL JACKSON,. ' Mayoress. WOOD’S FAMOUS T> UNWELL ” UYCLES 11 AGAIN! RESULTS 'OF CARTERTON ROAD RACE, Held on Thursday, April 15— H. Peters, Masterton, Ist place and fastest time. Eiek, Masterton, 2nd place. Both men were mounted on “RUNWELL” Cycles. BUY A “RUNWELL” at— WOOD'S RUNWELL CYCLE WORKS, QUEEN STREET, MASTFRTON. (Next J. L. Murray’s! FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. A, ] W

*y-ROOMED House, bathroom, kitchen etc.,; every convenience: 4 acres, good outbuildings, including stable and fowl-run; grounds beautifully laid out in shrubs, lawn (large enough for tennis and croquet) , flower garden, big orchard in full bearing, large vegetable garden. Two good grazing paddocks; 1£- miles from P. 0., in' best locality. (Well .recommended.) Price only £2OOO. Apply at once, to — FEDERAL LAND & ESTATE AGENCY. Perry’s Buildings Perry Street. P.O. Box 210. BABBITSKINS! BABBITSKINS! are Cash Buyers at Highest Prices for Sleeved Babbitskins properly '’*tretehed and cleaned. R. AELOW & CO., LTD., 117 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. Telegrams ‘ 4 Wo Ira, ’ ’ Wellington. TOUR HEAVY DELIVERY LOBBY TX7ILL cost less to run and give you better service if CLINCHER SOLID BAND TYRES are fitted.- British made, they stand any kind of wear ■- and tear. Longer mileage, constant satisfaction when Clincher Solid Band JTyres are used. Local Agents, Masterton — FARMERS ’ IMPLEMENT CO., LTD. ASTERTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. TIME TABLE: DAY" CLASSES: -v All Lessong two hours.. p£onday.—Shorthand (Gregg’s)' and \ Typing, 3.30. general Drawing 'Art) 3.30. Jffaesday. —Cookery, 10.30; Dressmaking, 2.30; Book-keeping, 3.30. —Art Needlework, 10.30; Dressmaking, 1.30; Elocution, 1.30; Shorthand (Pitman’s) and Typing, 3 p.m. " Thursday. —Dressmaking, 10 a.m. and 2.30; Painting, 2.30. il'riday.—Dressmaking (adults),- 2.30; Painting, 4 p.m.; English and Aiith. 3.45; French, 4 p.m. y- EVENING CLASSES: Commencing 7 p.m. PEonday. —Std. VI. Proficiency; English and Arith. (Jun. and Sen.). Public Service and Matric.; Sliorthand (Gregg’s) and Typing. gCaesday. —Book-keeping; Accounting; Art Needlework; WoodArork; Agricultural Science. fJMnesday. Std. VI. Proficiency; Shorthand (Gregg’s) and Typing; \ Motor Engineering, Plumbing (theor *y)> Dressmaking, Wool - classing * (commencing April). —Public Service and Matric, Shorthand (Pitman’s) and Typing; Building and Machine Construction; Motor Driving. Sunday. Accounting, Shorthand (Gregg’s) and Typing; plumbing; Motor Engineerings Woodwork; Model and Georal. Drawing (Art); Cookery (adults). PEES. —From 5s to 10s per term, Except Motor Engineering and WoolSelassing, £l. Reduction if two or more ■nbjects taken. Holders of Proficiency Endorsed Competency Certificates D. GRANT, Director. (TELEPHONES: Technical School 1487. Private Residence 1564. yAUGHAN & yjILKtNSON, CHAFFCUTTING CONTRACTORS. Phones: H. T. Vanghan 2487. A. S. Wilkinson 2587