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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14660, 28 October 1913, Page 1

j Wants., Advertisements Wanted Situations, Houses For Sale and To Let, Lost and Found in „ thia/Oolumn, 18 .words, one insertion Is., three insertionsi 2s. 6d.' cash, if booked 3». WANTED —A ,smaft boy. — Apply Hetherington's, I^td., The Drapers,, Thames. . EOR SALE, cheap, a 2-h.p. Gas ■Engine, in working order. Apply Star Office.. Miscellaneous* Trade Notices, " Wanted Known," and Miscellaneous Advertisements' inserted in this. Column are charged at Ordinary Casual Scale according to the space occupied. Owing to Postponement of Baptist Anniversary to 2nd Nov., the usual Tea Meeting and Entertainment will be hejld on Tuesday 4th November —S. priver, Secretary WANTED— 7000 Dozen Fresh Eggs at ruling wholesale price. Cash on delivery, at Halligan's Dominion Bakery, Pollen street, Thames. TT^NIFEBOARDS 3d each. Cig--i-V. arettes sd. Candlesticks* 3d. 3d dishes now 2 for 3d. You cannot buy bettei?^rt-Ireach'^, Shortland.-. ■ ■ -'t.i- ;.■.■-. i,i.v -. ';.s';.*}■ JUST Arrived—the largest consignment of Bo'stock's celebrated Goods ever landed at Thames. Call and inspect at Whitehead's. - WHOLESOME Fish, fresh from Hauraki Gulf on sale at Fishermen's Co-operative Society's Shop, Pollen St. Shop hours:— Mondays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., remainder of week 8 a.m. till 6 p.m. i (except from 12 noon till 1 p.m.). i Remain open on Saturdays till 9 p.m. FOLDING Scissors 6d, large is. is Key chains 3d each. Sooth-, ers 2>£d. Side combs 3d each.'. Writing pads 4 for is. Tinopeners ] 2^d —at Leach's „ .. . . ' WELSBACH- Mantles'4d,. Men's Is Rubber heels, 4d and 6d pair, Envelopes 4 packets 6d. Large Photo Frames Is 6deach. Is shaving soap only:3d.—Leach's/onlv. ' - Auction Sales. THE FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING COY. WILL Sell at their yards, Hikutaia, on MONDAY NEXV, 3rd Nov.. TXA HEAD, .OF FAT AND I OVJ STORE CATTLE Including :—Dairy ! Cows and Heifers. Entries Solicited. T. A. DUNLOP, Auctioneer. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE AUCTIONEERING CO. HAVE received instructions from Mrs Jonathan Griffin, of the Royal Boarding House, to sell the whole of her Superior Furniture and Effect? of 25. rooms, at the Drill Hall, Albert St., on THURSDAY, 13th Nov:, at 11.30 a.m. sharp. Consisting of 15 Single Iron Bedsteads with Spring and Kapok Mat- : tresses. 4 Double Iron Bedsteads 1 with Spring and Kapok Mattresses. 3—^ Iron Bedsteads with Spring and-Kapok Mattresses. 4 Chests of Drawers (Kauri) 6 Drawers. '. 20 I Washstands and Ware. 14 Combin- ! ation Chests. 40, sets Blankets and Sheets, linoleums, Carpets, Mats, Sofas, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Dining and Bedroom Chairs, Occasional Tables,; Dining Tables, Hall Table and ' Curtains, Verandah. Seats, Overmantels, Cheffonier, Dinner Waggon, Ornaments, Pictures, Fenders and Irons, No. 2 Orient Stove, Meat Safe, Mangle and Wringer, Tubs, Crockery, Dinner Sets, etc, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, Curtains and Blinds. The above is a splendid opportunity for, those about to furnish. As we have inspected the same we can confidently recommend. The whole is practically new and in first-class order and will be sold without reserve, in the Albert St. Hall for convenience. T. A. DUNLOP, Auctioneer. DON'T FORGET DUNNAGE'S VARIETY DEPOT. Fresh Goods always arriving. Call and, inspect our interesting stock ; something to suit everybody PICTURE FRAMING v , At moderate prices. All the latest Magazines, Fashion Books, etc., on hand. Note Address — OPPOSITE ARMY HALL. A 'Warner's*'is, the most economical corset a woman can wear-—it cac be kept fresh and sweet by washing We guarantee Warner's to wear we)i and not rust, break or tear. Local drapers. —Advt.