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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9161, 19 April 1926, Page 1

I LADIES’ COATS j We have a lovely showing in Tweed i and Velour, from 35/6 to £6 6s. | These are worth seeing and you i will not be pressed to buy. ! For ! DAGLEY Dependable Drapery.

JJOOT gTOEE We are now showing a grand ! range of Autumn goods in reliable I footwear. j Keenest possible value for j SHOES OF DISTINCTION, j It will pay YOU to pay US a visit, j jp RE D Jg AT ES , THE BOOT STORE, STRAND. WANTEDB- - SALE—Apples and Pears in'any quantity.—G. Hansen, Roberts St. P, SMITH, Electrical Contractor, Jm Willow Street, is local agent for Gurney Electric Ranges. LOST since Saturday evening, white wire-haired Terrier Pup, name “ Kim ” on collar.—Finder please communicate Post Office. FOR SALE 6-Eoomed Bungalow, every convenience, with 5 Acres, sea beach, (or Lease with compulsory purchasing clause). Price cheap and terras easy.—E. T. Baker. TO LET for horse paddock three 1-Acre Sections, corner St. John Street and 10th Avenne.—Apply A. J. Wakefield, Otumoetai. HEDGE and Shelter Plants and beautiful Flowering Shrubs. Book orders now, Tauianga Nureries Hospital Street. 6CYL. ROADSTER for sale, good appearance, good running order, £7O or offer for quick sale. —Nicholls Bros. WATKINS will do it cheaper Honest and expert workman ship. Estimates given.—W. G. Watkins, Builder and Joiner, opposite Guinness Bros. 371RUIT Trees — Book your orders now. _ All the best from reliable Auckland Nurseries. —Norms & Bell. SECOND-HAND motor cycle tor sale cheap.—F. N. Christian and Co. AJ.S. Motor Cycles—Winners all • the time. Cur 2% Machine the world’s Dest. Sold on easy terms. — Forbes & Co., Agents. YOUR Winter Suit is here—you’ll be well dressed if we furnish your clothes in fashion and economy—Towler, the Tailor. LAWSOMANA, Pinus Insignus, Or namental Shrubs. Book now for winter planting—Norris & Bell. MATAMATA. —Walker’s daily service leaves 8 a.m. Fare 30-. Book seats with E. Munro, Wharf St. ’Phone 124 M. SERVICE after purchase,—Why not buy your Cycle where you can get it.—Munro’s, Wharf Street. WET Weather wants for men and sons of men are well catered forat the Bay Outfitters, Strand Phone 187. STRAIGHTFORWARD statement. Sensible summer suitings superbly tailored, elegantly lined, fashionably cut.—H. Gray, Triangle Tailor. SAMPLE our free air Tubes vulcanized while you wait. New tyres fitted free.—Munro Motors, Willow St. T3RIVATE Board and Residence — J- Vacancies, washing done. —Apply Times Office. ANTED—Position as housekeeper. —Address at Times Office. JUST those little differences which make satisfied owners. Investigate the Rugby at Munro Motors, Willow Street. Football boots i aii leather reinforced Soles. Diamond hold, fast sprigs. Cheapest in town. —Alan Carew s, the Leading Shoeman, The Strand. SMART Lad wanted to learn Nursery trade, good wages to suitable lad.— Apply W. F. Miller, Hospital Street. \\T ANTED Known—George Da- . vies repairs sewing machines, separators, bicycles, farm machinery, etc., etc.—Cameron Road. Star Motor St*.vices. ’ Daily to Waihi, Rotorua, Matamata, Te Puke, Kalikati. Boat days to Gisborne, Op<Tiki, Whakalaiif.—E. Munro, Agent, ’Phone 124 M. /"'IENTRAI Butchery, Cameron Road. Orders called for and delivered daily.—Ring ’phone 233, civility and attention assured. ANTED.—Best offers valuable Strand section, opposite new wharf, frontage to three streets; owner’s ill health only reason for selling.—Address offers Oolinoris Laud Agency, 1 ARGE selection of smart models and rcady-to-wears. Inspection invited.—Misses Macaulay, Devonport Road. TyrilS McEweu wishes bo notify that she has taken over “The Bungalow,” first-class board and residence. The Mount. 1300 T repairs.—Bring your boots to W. McKeohnie, Wharf Street, opposite Bank of New Zea land. SALE.—Second hand cars '*■ and tracks in first-class order, cheap.- W. Gilmour, Morris Agent, Tauranga. jpOR buns, pies and choicest 1 pastry, try Bartrom’s on the Strand. T AM now receiving ptgs up to * 1601 b. Highest prices paid. 'Phono 201.—Christmas, the Pork Butcher.