Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Wairarapa Daily Times, 15 August 1931, Page 4

Child’s book found. Advertiser wants to buy mangolds. Fresh cut flowers at Mr D. Allen’s, Macara Street. . . - i Bridge coats, frocks,octc., made to order at Central Arcade Salon. CV D. • Shoosmitli advertises cot rugs, pram covers, women’s overalls, etc. ■ On Tuesday next a dance will held in the Rangitumau Hall. Good music and novelty dances. L. A. Wadliam announces the- arrival of stocks of docking and skinning , knives. A children’s plain and fancy dress dance, in aid of St. Matthew’s Organ Repair Fund, will be held in the Parish Hall on September -i-. Partatftfrs advertised. Mr T. A. Mills, a missionary from South America, who is. visiting Masterton, will show a number of interesting views and also describe life in South America m the Gospel Hall, Queen Street, to-night at 7.4 b o’clock. The N.Z. Farmers’ Co-operative Distributing Co. advertise on page S particulars of a clearing sale on account of Mr J.-MeGillicuddy. The sale will bo held at Kaituna on Monday, August 24, at 12 noon. ■ ij£. The Arts and Crafts suggest that not only is the present time opportune for the buyer, but it is essential to'keep in good spirits, and as a means to this end nothing compares with music. The Piccadilly record, electrically recorded, at 1/6 each; the puzzle Zonophone, with six of the latest tunes, for 3/-; and the beautiful Edison gramophone, 69-guinea model at 16 guineas, .represents, values that have never been before.