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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 March 1925, Page 1

T OST. —16-inch Leather Bay, containJ iny paper, etc., Queen street or Carterton road, Reward on returning to 'Daily Times. t ost.—All recollection of the time when such a tremendous picture as “The Sea Hawk” was shown before. rw> LET. —'Large part-furnished room, -*■ separate entrance, gas stove and light,, all conveniences. Apply Daily Times. M 1 ‘ISSKS Hugo and Shearer, Ltd., have landed, ex “Arawa,” a special selection of 27in Pine Velveteens, rich in colour, durable in quality, shades of gold, jade, It. brown, mid brown, cream, navy, It. navy, saxe and black, at (5/11 yard. QUALITY Dress Goods at special prices to-morrow. Watch the window. —W.F.C.A., The Shopping Centre. D ANCE DE LUXE, Thursday Evening, Exchange Jlall, 7.46 p.m. Firstclass Pianist and Violinist. Competitions, judged by Mr D. Cameron. Best floor, good supper. Gents 2/-, ladies 1/6. Visiting Australian Athletes are cordially invited to attend. f^OUXD. —The motion picture produc- ■*" tion that is ‘breaking all attendance records throughout Netw Zealand, TTARRIED MAN wants permanent position driving, thoroughly experienced with horses and delivery. Address at Daily Times. T iy. lIE tremendous seafaring romance, “The Sea Hawk,” is coming shortTTOUTH with experience in farm work -*■ desires position on sheep farm. Address at Daily Times.

YI7IXTER is now approaching, and we *' are busy stocking up to combat with both cold and wet weather. See our smart, cheap and cosy woollen coats for the little ones; also rubber coats and capes with hoods, in extra quality. Ladies’ knitted costumes, very low in price, with cardigans for old and young. We are shortly expecting large consignments of smart and cosy goods, suitable for aII.—MISS KEETLEY, opposite Wagg’s Garage. A ILL Silk Fuji Damas, in latest sliades of helio, saxe, nile green, Havanna, sky, shell, salmon, black and white, suitable for street or evening wear; only 5/11 yd. at Watson & C. TjLVCTOK Y BUTTER at specially reMoved prices; splendid quality. Call early.—Wairara.pa Farmers’. MEW Season's Wool, Baldwin’s 4-plv, in fawn, grey, helio, pink, champagne, peacock, white and black, 1/skein. Baldwin’s Kingfisher Lustre Wool, in grey, shell, old rose, saxe, pink, sky, helio and cream; 1/9 ball, at Watson & Co. Q.REEN TOMATOES for sale; 2d lb, or 3/6 case. G. W. Ilallam, York street. ’Phone 1102. “ BOOT ■yOUR BOOT REPAIRS. —We use only first-grade English Leather, and guarantee every job turned out. prices moderate. —Hubbard Bros., near Queenls. CUPEREATTED Pure Skin Soap—a perfect soap for the complexion; removes pimples, blemishes, etc. Suits the most delicate skin. Price 1/6 per tablet, at Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen st., Masterton. WILL put you in t the electricians n touch with good work. Turner and Evans, Ltd., Electrical Contractors. rnOMATOES.— Good, firm and sound, 6/- per case delivered. Also green tomatoes for jam, etc., 81 bs ]/-, 3/ca.se, delivered. —Ball Bros., Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists, Queen and Johnston streets. ’Phones 193 S and 1459.

(CENTRAL UNION American Tobacco, 1/- per packet, for Pipe or Cigarettes. The best value, obtainable only at Keen’s. Try a packet and be convinced. Try Keno, the pipe tobacco with a flavour, 1/9 for 2ozs, at Keen’s, The Corner Shop, Masterton. Note.—Ladies’ and ! Girls’ Haircutting by appointment j only. “T ONDON UNLIMITED,” Easter j Carnival. —Ladies’ Coats, Wool Frocks, Coats and Skirts, Jumpers. — 1 Jeff Moody, proprietor. j TF the printing in your book or news- , paper appears distorted, ragged or . blurred, have your eyes attended to at the 11. T. Wood Pharmacy, Queen street. o NIONS.—Long-keeping Brown Spanish Onions, 25 tons for sale, £9 a ton, or at 12/- a cwt. G. W. Hallam, York street, Solway. Telephone 1192. THOMPSON’3 FOR TOYS. Shop now and shop at “The Variety Store,” where your money goes further. nno LET.—Furnished, bed-sitting room or two furnished rooms, with use of conveniences. Three minutes’ walk from P.O. —Address at Daily Times. D O you know that suitable lenses, properly centred or decentred, may cure your child’s squint? Consult h/T. Wood, chemist and optician, Queen street. M/E specialise L Teas, and in v Blue ' ' Bird Tea we have one of the finest blended teas obtainable. It appeals to the most exacting tastes. Two grades only; extra choice 2/10 lb, fine 2/8. —Graham’s Grocery. Best for Less. THOMPSON’S FOR GLASS and Chinaware. The new Peach Blow Glass looks exceedingly well and there’s a good range of patterns. Prices from 3/- to 8/6. YV/ANTED KNOWN —Flemming’s big Footwear Sale commences Monday, March 2nd. Bargains for all. — Flemming's, opposite London Unlimited. “Y/lOLET RAY” SOAP—a delicate-. ’ ly perfumed, transparent, glycerine soap of exceptional quality and value; in large tablets, 1/- each , at Gordon’s Pharmacy. No better value on the market. Procure a tablet today from Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. ]VfRS. DILLON, Florist, 22 Church Street, ’Phone 1518'. Wedding Bou ruets, Presentation Bouquets, Wreaths and Floral Designs on shortest notice Nice selection of glass-coverod wreaths Note address: 22 Church Street* ’Phone T>UY YOUR PRAM or Push Chair ■*-* from the man who brought the prices down; and who will keep them down! Fifty designs. Jock Cairns, Pram and Cycle Agent, 26 Walton Avenue. Telephone 1335.