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Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 March 1932, Page 1

EUPROXINE IT WILL SOOX BE HERE. WATCH THIS SPACE. WINTER SPORTS CLUE. PING-PONG. ’J'HE ANNEAL MEETING of the above Club is to be held in the Y.M.C.A. on MONDAY'. NEXT, 21st March, at 7.4 b pun.. All Members and Intending Members are invited to attend. M. WINSLADE, Hon. See. CASTLEPOINT COUNTY COUNCIL.

is hereby given that the Bal-ance-Sheet for the year ended the 31st Mareli, 1931, has been returned by the Auditor-General, duly certified, and may be inspected at the County Office, Tinui, by any ratepayer, who also may obtain a copy on application. Dated this 17th day of March, 1932. R. MILES. County Clerk. HAVE YOU SORTED OUT THOSE OLD CLOTHES? MEN’S CLOTHES ONLY. TO-MORROW SATURDAY IS CLOTHES DRIVE DAY! 'yyHAT IS WANTED OF YOU IS:— ’ I 1. Select the Men’s Boots and Clothes you don’t require. 2. Do them up in a bundle. 3. Place the bundle at your gate at 10 a.m. on SATURDAY. THE CARS WILL PICK THEM UP. DON’T FORGET. The Men’s Clothes you are Tired of may be a Godsend to Someone Else. WAIRARAPA RACING CLUB. (Incorporated.) AUTUMN MEETING. . AUTUMN MEETING. * SATURDAY - AND MONDAY, 26th & 28th MARCH, 1932, ACCEPTANCES for the First Day A CLOSE on MONDAY, 21st MARCH, 1932, at 8. p.m. N. C. C. SHEPHERD, Secretary. Telephone 26, Featlierston. HEALTHY HIGH AND DRY HOME SITES SECTIONS FOR SALE FROM ONE QUARTER ACRE UPWARDS PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS COLLEGE STREET ARRANGEMENTS MAY BE MADE TO ASSIST FINANCING DWELLINGS OF APPROVED DESIGN ON EASY TERMS Also SECTIONS FOR SALE in RENALL STREET ESSEX STREET POWNALL STREET CORNWALL STREET (MASTERTON’S WEST END) Apply to WALTER NOP3 139 Renal! Street Masterton TOMATOES.— ReaI first-class round table variety, firm and sweet, grown at our Nurseries; 3/- per 201 b. case: seconds, 2/- per case; delivered. —Ball Bros., for Choicer Fruits. ’Phones 1938 and 1459. “You’d hardly believe.” remarked a Wellington smoke merchant to a customer, “how faddy some men are about choosing a pipe. They’ll turn over the contents of a show-case for half an hour and then not be satisfied.” “Are they as particular about choosing tobacco?” shiilingly queried the customer. “Not so particular as they were before toasted tobacco became so popular,” replied the tobacconist. “Ever tried it?” “No. Heard a lot about it, though. No nicotine in it, is there?” “Hardly any. Toasting takes the ‘bite’ clean out. No sore tongues or irritated throats with toasted. Quite harmless.” “Does the toasting affect the flavour and bouquet?” “Improves both. I’m selling more toasted than any' other sort.” “More than one brand?” came the next, nuestion. “Four,” was the reply. “Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3. Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10.’ “Different strengths, I suppose?” “Yes. I know you like something fullfiavoured. What about trying Cut Plug No. 10?” He did. Now lie smokes nothing else. t Connoisseurs say New Zealand toasted tobacco is the purest in the world.” 24-1