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Wairarapa Daily Times, 28 August 1926, Page 1

TO-NIGHT at the Cosy Theatre iss to b»?i presented a double-feature programme- of wonderfully entertaining qualities. Firstly Ls Rex Beach’s sensational novel, “The Goose Woman,” with Louise Dresser; and “Time—the Comedian,” featured roles being played by Lew Cody, Mae Busch, and Gertrude Olmstead. ' FOE SALE.—Stud Jersoy cow, from same heard as the first Royal champion, just calved, with heifer calf. Any guarantee. Apply W. H. Harcombe, Upper Plain. HILLMAN Light 2-seater Car for sale, cheap for cash. Apply J. Kerr, “Ngahuia,” High Street, Masterton. WANTED TO PURCHASE.— Iron roller, about scwt, when full, suitable for rolling cricket wickets; must Ibe in good condition. A. E. Freeman, "Fire Station. HARMONIUM for Sale. Address at Daily Times. CANARIES FOE SALE. Address at Daily Times. v .’ BROODY HENS for sale at 19 Hogg Crescent. ■ ' • WANTED* —By three wiremen, work in North Island; country work preferred. Send full particulars to J. Middlemans, c/o Turnbull and Jones, Ma'beno, Otago. ;• DRUIDS’ DANCE, Central Arcade Hall, to-night, at 7.45. The manager of the 'Hawke’s Bay Junior Rugby Reps, said: “We have heard about your dances. We will be along in full force.” It’s going to 'be a great night again. Roll up. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. TO LET. —Best part of Renall street, Five-roomed House and motor garage. Owner transferred to Wellington. Apply to P.O. Box 90,, Masterton. FOR SALE.—About 120 Player Records, 66 notes. Address at Daily Times. “ TO FARMERS.—We have just landed a large shipment of Docking,.Skinning and Killing Knives, direct from the makers. —L. A. Wadlvam, Wairarapa Sports Service. ..’Phone 1656. SEMI-BALLOON TIRES in all sizes for all makes of cars, going at sale pri- . ees.—Goodrich; Service Station and Rubber Supply Go., Ltd. PRIVATE LESSONS given in .shorthand. Write-for terms and appointments to “Shorthand,” c/o Daily Times Office. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.—Mr Motorist, by your leave, we’ll offer a bargain, just and true.. Goodrich. Tires never do lack buyers, but our sale' is a chance for you.—Goodrich Service Station and Rubber Co;, Ltd. CARRYING.—T. McNamara, Carrier, 240 Queen Street. Goods removed to anywhere at any time, furniture especD ally. Ring 300. IF IT’S MUSIC or Musical Instruments you require, you ’ll get 100 per ;cent service at Vareh? Music- • House, Queen Street. -* PIANOS at £BO, £SS and £95; small deposit and easy monthly payments. — Vare’s Music Hours, Queen Street. RECORDS by Band of 2nd Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders now to be had at Vare’s Music House, Queen Street. “ALWAYS,” and “I Never Knew How Wonderful You Were,” a de. lightful double on Parlophone Record. —Vare’s Music House, Queen Street . ESAU’S have the largel;t~selection of seeds in the Wairarapa. Remember, we are Seed Merchants, and know what we sell. THE MIGHTY EDISON, by one of the world’s famous master minds. From £l4/10/- to £2OO. To suit every pocket. —At Edison Hall. 35 Queen Street. SONORA GRAMOPHONES, the new Models now on sale at Vare’s Music House, Queen Street. Come and hear thtan —they’re wonderful. DECCA PORTABLE Gramophone 'has no equal. Prices from £4/15/-. Hear them at Vare’s Music House, Queen. Street. QUICK RELIEF Influenza Mixture has benefited hundreds during the present epidemic. It quickly alleviates the distressing symptoms and shortens the duration of the attack. Price 2,/& and 3/6 per bottle, at Eton’s Pharra--acy. Queen Street, Masterton. LADIES’ MORNING FROCKS, fine mercerised cotton, in smart striped and plain effects, assorted shades and styles. S.W., W., 0.5., X.O.S. sizes. Prices, 9/6 to 10/6. —Hugo and Shearer, Ltd. OBTAIN THESE Musical Treats at the Edison Hall. “Valencia,” “Moonlight and Roses,” “I’m Sitting on the Top of the World,?— “Kinky Kids’ Parade,” “Yes, Sir, that’s My Baby,” and hosts of others. THE THREE SYRUPS TONIC is a powerful Blood and Nerve Tonic. The ideal tonic for Influenza convalescents. Increases the appetite, builds up the system. In large bottles, 3/6, from Campbell’s Pharmacy, The Place for Pure Drugs, 82 Queen Street, Masterton. Telephone 1221. SOW OUR SELECTED SEEDS, and become a satisfied sower. Hundreds have already done so, and now they sow no other. Our Seeds are of the highest grade obtainable, mainly imported from the 1 best English and Continental growers.—Ball Bros., Queen Street. ’Phone 1938. COUSSINS’ BATH SALTS.—Just iandi'd, a large shiinnent of these exquisite Salts, in the following perfumes. Lavender, Rose, Verbena, Cologne, and Mist of the Moon. Excellent value at 2/6 per bottle. Obtainable only from Campbell’s Pharmacy, The Place for Pure Drugs, 82 Queen Street, Masterton. Telephone 1221. FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY Business, with dwelling rooms attached, for sale. Address at Daily Times. AFRICAN BOXTHORN, a first-class stock fence for the farm. Good plants, 6/- per 10'0, 15/- for 500, 25/- per 1000. —A. Robinson and Sons, Whatman Road. ’Phone 1304.