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Do-109 — Punch and Judy Show. DO-122— Mr Potter has a brother. Dance of the Raindrops. Humorous. DO-153— For You, Fox Trot. DO-136 — Stein Song. Harold Wil* , Dream Avenue. •, Fox Trot. liams. DO-90 — For You a lei. Fox Trot. If I Were King. Harold Williams. My Hawaiian Souvenirs. Fox Trot. DO-86 —Kuruka Kuruka. DO-131 — Donald the Dub. Violin Solo by Zimbalist. Then he Took Up Golf. DO-113 —Norma Overture Part I, IE DO-120 — Dick’s Maggot. Folk Dance New Records of Alfred O’Shea. Nonesuch. Folk Dance. DO-142 — Ireland, Mother Ireland. DO-115— Rigoletto. Paraphrase I, II The Rose of Tralee. DO-135— Come Back to Me. DO-111 — Song of My Heart. Were You Just Pretending. It happened in Monterey. Gladys Moncrieff. DO-105 — I Feel You Near Me. \ A Pair of Blue Eyes. . agents R. SCOTT & CO., LTD. waipukurau PHONE-22 BOX-96 * ■ , . , ' ® . . . r SA A NOW IS GARDEN TIME—And we have the Goods You Want! SUTTON’S and COOPERS’ NEW SEASON’S SEEDS. SOUTH ISLAND SEED POTATOES, LAVJN MOWERS, RAKES, HOES. PRUNERS, SPADES and FORKS, HEDGE CLIPPERS, SPRAYERS and GLOVES, SPRAYS. And A Host of other Lines you Need. R. SCOTT & CO., Ltd. WAIPUKURAU _ 80x—96 Phone—22 Yours will be a careful trip If you first have your motorcar overhauled by Mason and Paton. Specialists in Lubrication, and Repair Work. All car accessories stocked. MASON & PATON MOTOR GARAGE - - - WAIPUKURAU Authorised Alemite Agents, Waipukurau.

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