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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8473, 19 December 1923, Page 1

Ladies and Gentlemen— NOW WE ARE ON THE gTR A N D (Near the Tauranga Hotel.) BE E T H A M S Ring'Phone 170.

rjTHE B ay 0 f pLENTY FJHMES Esablished 1872. Published daily at Tauranga, and circulates from Katikad to Matata. LATEST PRESS ASSOCIATION AND CABLE NEWS RECEIVED DAILY. Support the paper that gives you the latest local news. Am only daily paper between Thames and Whakatane T' e Bay of Plenty Times Peace v, .. 'er 'vas sent to all quarters of • Tlobe and resulted im many n---'c visiting Tauranga, some of V v.m have settled here permanently SUBSCRIBE TO THE PAPER THAT ADVERTISES THE DISTRICT. Subscription—3o/- per anonm in advance.

WANTEDS. WAIHI-Tauranga Cattanach’s Royal Mail and Service carrying the mail must catch the morning train for Auckland, leaving again on arrival of noon train. Booking, Cohn Norris’s Offices, phone 69. Open evenings: ROTORUA -Te Puke - Tauranga Cattanach’s Service leaves Rotorua and Tauranga 8 a.m. daily arriving noon. Booking Colin Norris’s Offices. Open evenings. VMAS Gifts Tobacco Pouches, Pipes,-,Cigars, Cigarettes, Walking Sticks, Razors, Strops, Brushes, Soaps.-MACK, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Strand. rpO LET-For 4to 6 weeks, furnishX ed 4-roomed residence, every com venience. Rental 40/- weekly.—Geo. Willeock, Land Agent. WANTEDvWoman to. wash and clean, one day a fortnight—apply “ Mount View,” Cliff Road. PRIVATE family would let single room to lady, with use of conveniences. —address at Times Office. WANTED - An improver in the printing trade, stage age and experience to Times Office, Te Puke. FOR SALE—Yacht “Wailana,” complete all gear, sails and dinghy. Only £lO deposit required, balance to suit purchaser.—apply Ross N. Meikle. MRS A. NASH wishes to notify her clients that she will be absent from Tauranga until March' next when she will resume business at the same address. - CAR leaving for Hamilton on Saturnext, Dec. 22, at 3 p.m. Book seats at Times Office. DON’T forget Forester’s Picnic, Mount Plantation, Boxing Day. Fun and toys galore for the children. OR SALE-12ft Bin flat bottomed dinghy complete with oars and rowlocks, practically new. Price £lO. —Apply G. Willeock. WANTED-Smart woman or girl for general work. Good wages . given.—Apply Tauranga Restaurant. LOST— Yesterday, between Te Puke and Matata, gentleman’s overcoat, name inside. Return Times Office. WANTED— Girl to assist in housework. Sleep at home.—Apply Mrs W. H. Gifford, Willow St, The Camp. G1 LADIOLI Schwaben, .( yellow T blotched with carmine) and Baron Hulot (Indigo blue—the beat blue).— Norris & Bell, Florists. For Glassware, Chinawafe, Tridescentware, go to LACEY'S BAZAAR. They are offering great re- | ductious On last year’s pricea , * YISITORS— I have several furnished houses for visitors during Xmas holidays, from ‘ 3 weeks to 6 weekri, reasonable rates.—Apply E. T. Baker. ANTED Known-Entries for Regatta now being received by the Secretary, closing on Thursday 20th. Children's events free.—Colin C. Norris* rno LET—Five roomed house; elec. J, X drainage; close to town. Rent 22/6 per week. Also other houses furnished and unfurnished.—Morris &* Bell, Land Agents, OUR particular depire is Cheaper Motoring Accessories, Tyres, Repairs at Lowest Rates—M. P. Munio Cycle and Motor'Supplies, Wharf St. rjTHE Service you will eventually traX vel by—why not start right now— Bay of Plenty Motor Services—M. P. Munro, Agent, FOR Your Holiday Trip—Book Now with the Bay of Plenty Motor Ser-vices-Office Wharf St.. Phone 124 s AM.P.— By insuring your life in • December secures the whole 1923 year’s bonus. Don't miss it—E. T. Baker, Agent. ITiOE SALE-Good second haad Wagon, carry 16 cwt, two gigs aad single boggy*—W! Gilmour, Devonpjrt Road» T> ARTROM’S Wholesome White, XX grown, Bermaline and Whole meal Bread. Cakes and Pastries fresh daily, ANY Size Tank, Spouting Rid ing or Downpipe c«n bo obtained! at low est nrices f-om F N. Christian a* dCo EOK Cycle, Motor Cycle, Car, Launch Electrical «nd General Engineering try us. Accurate workmamihip, low charges —Evans Bros. & Foster, Wharl Street. During the Summer Months

COLD COLLATION will be served from 12 to 2 at the Bell Tea Rooms