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Pollard £6 13/ ton. —Turners & Growers. Ad. Waikato trots to-day. Chinaman stabbed at Wellington. Daylight saving starts to-morrow. Last day of British Motor Olympia. Races at Otald and Dunedin to-day. Fast time in Grammar School steeplechase. Another trans-Atlantic flight in progress. Ulimaroa due from Sydney on Tuesday. More discussion in Parliament 011 Estimates. Settlement of swamp lands at Waihi urged. British scheme of national maternity service. Duke of Northumberland left over £2,500,000. English speedway team to visit New Zealand. Commonwealth" Government faced with big deficit. War debt conversion loan in London over-subscribed. Memorial service for victims of British aii- disaster. Masked bandits 'held up dairymen in Sydney, stealing £SO. Kirlgsford Smith arrived at Athens on second liop from England. Protest by Avowlale against proposed change of tram route. Well-known landholder killed at Te Aroha by falling tree. Auckland ladies' golf championship won by Miss E. Culling. Best New Zealand, butter quoted as low as 112/ 011 London market. Steamer Canadian Commander due t Auckland to-night from Canada. Woman shoplifter sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment this morning. Big expenditure proposed in England 011 electrification of railway services. Two airmen completed flight from Newfoundland, landing at Scilly Isles. Acting-Prime Minister says capital as well as labour should make sacrifices in present crisis. Endeavour to be made to get Australian cricket team to visit New Zealand this season. Sales 011 'Change to-day were:—E.S. and A. Bank, £0 8/; Union (2), £9 19/; Mount Lyell, 17/6; I Hamilton Borough loan, (1941), £86; Commercial Bank of Australia, 18/.
Don s t on any account miss the wonderful bargains at The Model Furriers' great sale. Guaranteed furs and fur coats at give-away prices. Note address: 99, Karangahape lioad.—(Ad.) Summer time start's Sunday, Empire bargains start Monday. Secure your fur or coat at reduced prices and we will store it free of charge.—The "Empire/' opp. Town Ha'j.—(Ad.) ! Kell-eway's Still Cheapest Bedding. S. bed mill wool mattress, 17/11; full double bed, kapok, 39/11; kapok pillows, 2/11; kapok, 1/3 lb.—Newmarket. (Ad.) Monday's amazing Empire bargains— Fur coats, foxes, stoles, tlirowovers, etc., at less than half price.—Opp. Town Hall. (Ad:) Dr. Chas. Hambley, in Lis book on •dehtisfry.. says,, some of the very best work is done in: the- large advertising offices. By scientific organisation and careful management they are able to employ experts-in each department. For many years Mr. Howey Walker, of this city, lias consistently given patrons goocl service at most moderate fees.—(Ad.) Wonderful value at The Model Furriers' great Lend of season sale. Genuine fox furs, 37/6; guaranteed fur coats, £4 19/ G. Buy now.—G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) The "Empire's" Monday bargains—Musquash, Marmot and Pesehaniki coats at less than half true value; fox furs in the latest shadings, worth lOgs to 12gs, from 2gs.—Opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) Cash orders.—T. W. Mayson and Co., Auckland's leading Cash Order Co., have removed from Security Bldgs. to 7th floor Power Board Bldgs., Queen St.—(Ad.)
Weddings.-—New saloon to drive yourself, fl pev wedding.—Shorter's Eental Cars—(Ad.) New liome of the "Silovac" noiseless cleaner, corner Wellesley and Lornd Streets.—Domestic Vacuum Go. —(Ad.) Summer time stai-ts to-iiight; summer bargains begin on Monday at Empire Furriers. All coats, foxes and stoles lees than lialf price.—Opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) _ Drastic reductions on all furs at The Model Furriers' great sale. A visit will convince you. Real musquash coats from 18gns; call early.—G. Green, 9.9, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Ivelleway's Still Cheapest Draper. 54in white twill sheeting, llAyd; 30in natural all silk fuji, 1/2-J; 3Gin pin spot voiles and Rayons, 1/4& vd.—Newmarket. (Ad.) Secure that fur bargain now at The Model Earners' great sale. No reasonable offer refused.—G. Green, 99. Iv'h'pe Rd. (Ad.) Irresistible summer time bargains on Monday at Empire Furriers. Coats, stoles, chokers, fo.ws, etc., for less than half price.—Op. Town Hall.— (Ad.J
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 241, 11 October 1930, Page 1
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