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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 January 1933, Page 4

Advertiser has vacancy for boarder. Bedroom and furnished living-room wanted. Mr H. Brewerton has taken, over Mr Boyce’s milk round a sfrom 17 th January. “The Farmers” special values -are advertised on page 1 of to-day ’s issue. Mr H. J. Wakeman, cash grocer, Pine Street, Masterton, advertises cheap groceries. The Masterton A. and P. Association invite tenders for fruit and confectionery stalls at the Masterton show. Particulars appear on page one. The Masterton Amateur Athletic Club will hold a long night dance in the Social Hall on Monday, 23rd January (Anniversary Bay). The music will be supplied by the Regent Dance Band. Tenders for the right to sell soft drinks, ice-cream and fruit at the Hood. Aerodrome on the occasion of the visit of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith to Masterton, close with Mr H. A. It. Dunderdale, secretary of the Wairarap'a Aero Club, to-morrow, 20th January. British made. In every corner of .the world wherever goods are bought or sold, the words “British made” are a guarantee ( of sound workmanship and honest value. This description also applies to the exclusive and distinctive gem set rings manufactured by It. H. Hill and Co., whose prices, at the sale reductions, are considerably below manufacturers’ cost.

The best cooks use and recommend SHARLAND ’S TABLE VINEGAR—nure, piquant, strong. Brewed in Now Zealand. In bottle or b\_!k. All stores. * Preserved eggs are as good as fresh if vou use SHARLAND’S “MOAN BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. Doe* not affect the liavour; clean and economical. One bottle does 20 dozeni * ANTACID TABLETS Give prompt relief from acidity, heartburn, 'flatulence, etc. They are a great aid to the digestive organs. Price, 1/6 per box, from H. V. Halse, Chemist, Masterton.