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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVII, Issue 10035, 26 March 1929, Page 1

For QUALITY DEVELOPING, PRINTING, AND ENLARGING, Bring your films to The pi am era a tore, he Camera k^tore. it pays better to leave your work ia the hands of experts where this service is not a side line of another business. '■Quality and Permanence” our motto. R. H. GIFFORD, Devonport Road. WANTEDS. ” JjAWNS, rockeries', ponds* concrete paths laid out tastefully by experts.—W. F. Miller, Landscape Specialist, Hospital Street. \/[ACKAV Trie Sicn Man 2nd Avenue, for Signs of all descrlp lions. Satisfaction Guaranteed. TV/TARCH Special:—Axmlnsler Rug English made < 57 x 27 indies for 9/11 with a £2 order. The finest special we have had.—The Farmers. jSJ’OW is the time to paint your property. Evrything in stock for the job.—R. Mann, Tauranga and Tc Puke. pUT this on your grocery list. ‘ Sharland’s Vinegar. Pure and piquant. In bulk or bottle. PUSH cars and perambulators. All prices at T. H. Phillips, House Furnisher, the Strand. CTAINLESS dessert knives from ° 11/6 half dozen; stainless dinner knives from 13/6 half dozen. —Now Haymarket Store. CTORMONT’S Cakes—best. Confectionery and Soft Drinks at Misses Tait, Devonport Road. Ring ’phone 69. QHARLAND’S Vinegar is ideal ; for pickling, excellent for salads and sauces, and indispensable for the table. Bottle or bulk. QPADES from 4/; shovels from 3/6; slashers for every purpose; swamp drags.—R. Mann, Tauranga and Te Puke. GMALL farm, 5 Iniles from town. High butter-fat returns will sell /t. Deposit £SBO. —Clinkard, Wharf Street. GAWB of every sort and size. From six inches to seven feet. All British goods.—E. Mann, Tauranga and Te Puke, frO Let, six months lease. —Good furnished house. Bath, etc., goos position. — Apply “Sabra,” Times. /TOOLS for farmers, carpenters, engineers, gardeners. Tools for everyone.—R. Mann, Tauranga and Te Puke. TRY Hynds and Co. for your A meat and you’ll agree that they give satisfaction. — Ring ’Phone 23a. ‘■rpHE WILLOWS”.—Now open for morning and afternoon teas luncheon > hot" and cold. Orders taken for homemade cakes. TEA, 1/9. Try our 8.0. P. at 1/9 lb. A Value and flavour will surprise you.—Maxwell and Brash, Strand, ’Phone 44. ' ' and all Accessories ■* can be purchased at lowest prices from E. T. Baker, “Underwood” sole auent. THE money-saving , event you have been waiting for—Great Bargain Sale now on.—Dagley, Spring Street THE best cooks always use Sharland’s Vinegar. Unsurpassed for pickles, sauces and salads. In bottle or bulk. r J I O Let.—Modern house, 6 rooms, all conveniences, quiet locality. —Apply W. T. Teasey, Estate Agent, Devonport Road. TTSED Car Bargains. — 5-seater Dodge, Ford, Maxwell. A few pounds will put these cars in good running order. Make us an offer.—Dominion Motors,* Ltd., C/o Holman and Beckett. __ WALLPAPERS— New season’s patterns from England and Canada. Inspction invited. — R. Mann, Tauranga and To Puke. WANTED Known.—That E. P. Smith is registered under the Electrical Wiremen’s Registration Act, and ia qualified to install all electrical wiring and accessories. WHITE Island” Products, Limited, wiil buy bones in good condition. Communications, P.O. Box 908, Auckland. __ 'WANTED.— Smart, experienced waitress. —Apply irained lately, Bell Tea Rooms. \ r OUNG lady wants position com-panion-help, refined, domesticated. —Write “Reliable,” C/o Bay of Plenty Times. PUBLIC NOTICES. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. ATONE Y available for investment 1 on first-class securities, preferably rural lands, at £6 per cent. —Apply Bruce Beale, Solicitor, Tauranga. BUTTER from Factory daily. EGGS fresh daily. Johnston’s tea. Good table potatoes always in stock. E. F. B lanshaed ’ Travelling Produce Dealer. I.C.S. STUDENTS BECOME LEADERS. Become a leader YOURSELF. You can do it through the* I.C.S. Send for some information now. NOW is the time, not to-morrow. T HE PONDENCE gCUOOLS (N.Z.) Kings’ Buildings 1388 Victoria Street, Hamilton. INTERNATIONAL QORRES-.