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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 141001, 20 April 1920, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. STEP ALONG! >; . & INSPECT OUR NEW WINTER SUITINGS. SELECT YOUR SUIT! JjpCOL c°- L m > L; TAILORS & COSTUMIERS. >TIU« No. 2836. PUBLIC LECTURE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TlffES KAYE, Dominion President of "*• the Y.W.C.A., -will give a public in the Social Hall, Municipal ' Buildings, on TUESDAY Evening, 20th * inst., at S p.m., on the Aims ,Work, and Methods of the Y.W.C.A, ROSABEL JACKSON, Mayoress. WOOD’S FAMOUS UNWELL” QYGLES J* AGAIN! RESULTS OF CARTERTON ■ ROAD RACE, * Held on Thursday, April 15— S. Peters, Masterton, Ist place and fastest time,. A. Sick, Masterton, 2nd place. Both men were mounted on “ RUN- - WELL” Cycles. BUY A “RUNWELL” at— WOOD’S RUNWELL CYCLE WORKS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (Next J. L. Murray’s) FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. House, bathroom, kitchen ■ etc.,; every convenience; 4 acres, good outbuildings, including stable and fowl-run; grounds beautifully laid out 5a shrubs, lawn (large* enough for tennis and croquet) , flower garden, frig orchard in full bearing, large veg/"efcable garden. Two good grazing paddocks; If miles from P. 0., in best .locality. (Well .recommended.) Price -Wy £2OOO. * Epply at once to — FEDERAL LAND & ESTATE AGENCY. Ferry’s Buildings Perry Street. P.O. Box 210. BABEITSKINS! RABBITSKINS! 117 E are Cash Buyers at Highest Prices for Sleeved Rabbitskins properly stretched and cleaned. 1 E. ARLOW & CC., LTD., 117 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. Telegrams * ‘ Wolra, ’ ’ Wellington.

yoTJE HEAVY DELIVERY LORRY fITILL cost less to run and give you better ■■ service if CLINCHER SOLID BAND'TYRES are fitted." British made, they .stand any kind of wear »tear. ' Longer mileage, constant faction when Clincher Solid Band is are used. Local Agents, Masterton — FARMERS'' IMPLEMENT CO., LTD. MASTERTON TECHNICAL * SCHOOL. TIME TABLE: DAY CLASSES: * All Lessons two hours. PConday—Shorthand (Gregg's) , and Typing, 3.30. general Drawing 'Art) 3.30. tTuesday. —Cookery, 10.30; Dressmaking, 2.30; Book-keeping, 3.30. Wednesday—Art Needlework, 10.30; Dressmaking, 1.30; Elocution, 1.30; Shorthand (Pitman's) and Typing, f-j'r- 3 p.m. jfhuxsday.—Dressmaking, 10 a.m. and 2.30; Painting, 2.30. Friday. —Dressmaking (adults), 2.30; Painting, 4 p.m.; English and Aiith. 3.45; French, 4 p.m. EVENING CLASSES: Commencing 7 p.m. rtday.—Std. VI. Proficiency; English ad Arith. (Jun. and Sen.); Public ervice and Matric.; Shorthand :u (Gregg's) and Typing, afeosday.—Book-keeping; Accounting; Elocution; Art Needlework; Wood- * work; Agricultural Science. .. Wednesday. Std. VI. Proficiency; Shorthand (Gregg’s) and Typing; Motor Engineering, Plumbing (theory), Dressmaking, Wool - classing (commencing April). Thursday. —Public Service and Matric, Shorthand (Pitman's) and Typing; Building and Machine Construction; Motor Driving. . ZPxiday. Accounting, Shorthand (Gregg's) and Typing; plumbing; Motor Engineering, Woodwork; Model and Geoml. Drawing (Art); fW 1 Cookery (adults). • FEES. —From 5s to 10s per term, Except Motor Engineering and Woolclassing, £l. Reduction if two or more subjects taken. Holders of Proficiency or Endorsed Competency Certificates ee * D. GRANT, Director. Telephones: Technical School 1487. Private Residence 1564. yAUGHAN & CHATFCDTTING CONTRACTORS. Phones: H. T. Vaughan 2487^ A. S. Wilkinson 2587 v V7|