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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVII, Issue 10056, 23 April 1929, Page 1

gAVE Y OUil EYESDON’T pul on wearing glasses until your sight is nopeiessiy impaired. Attend to it now and avert trouble later. No one can Help you to see better than A. J. MIREIELEES BAY OF PLENTY OPTICIAN.

“ WANTEDS. ” T ADIES’ hairdressing a speciality. Trimming and remodelling to clients ’satisfaction. School boys 6d, school girls 9d at Wintle’s, Cameron Road. night.—Bunch of keys on silver chain, between F. H. Hammond’s Store and Park Street. Reward. T GST—Gold ring with one large ruby.—Reward on returning to “The Willows,” Willow Street. T~ET Hynds and Co. be your butchcrs. Then you will always be satisfied. Ring ’phone 233. Daily d e 1 i very. 1 AWNS, rockeries, ponds, conAJ crete paths laid out tastefully by experts. —W. F. Miller, Landscape Specialist. Hospital Street. T OCKWOOD Outboard Motors.— P. G. Mclntosh, Launch and Boatbuilder. Note new address, near Railway Bridge, Tauranga. AfACKAY— The Sign Man—2nd 1X Avenue, for Signs of all descriptions. Satisfaction guaranteed. MOW showing.—Lovely range of ladies’ felt hats, right styles at right prices.—Dagley, Spring Street. T>URE zinc ready mixed paint, A 22/6 gallon.—S. W. Pollard. pUT This on your grocery list.— A Sharland’s Vinegar. Pure and piquant. In bulk or bottle. PUSH cars and perambulators. M All prices at T. H. Phillips, House Furnisher, the Strand. tIHAREMILKING wanted by 1 married couple, capable and willing.—Enquire or write Times Office. __ ___ OTRAYED from my property, Omokoroa, five weeks ago. — Dark bay filly, right hind fetlock white, small white on forehead. — Anyone finding or giving information leading to its recovery will be rewarded. —Mary Dodd. CMALL farm, 5 miles from town. ° High butter-fat returns will sell it. Deposit £sßo.—Clinkard, Wharf S treot. Q PORTS MEN. —Don’t forget! We ° have a good range of cartridges in readiness for Ist May.—R. Mann, Tauranga and Te Puke. COW now:—Onions, beet, lettuce, carrots, broad beans, peas; plant cabbage, brocolli, lettuce, etc. —Norris and Bell. GTRAWBERRY plants— Plant ° now. We supply strong plants of the new Captain Cook, 10/- per 1 00. —Norris and Bell. . OTAINLESS dessert knives from ° 11/6 half dozen; stainless dinner knives from 13/8 half dozen. —New Haymarket Store. GTORMONT’S Cakes— best. Confectionery and Soft Drinks at Misses Tait, Devonport Road. Ring ’phone 69. , GHARLAND’S Vinegar is ideal for pickling, excellent for salads and sauces, and indispensable for the table. Bottle or bulk. r PEA, 2/. Try our 8.0. P. at 2/A lb. Value and flavour will surprise you.— Maxwell and Brash, Strand, ’phone 44. pounds Gramophone, X La Gloria, in good order, cost £25; .also records. — Address at Times r rHIS week’s special offer: AluX minium collandcrs, 3/- each.— 11. Mann, Tauranga and Te Puke. HTHERMOS flasks.—We have just A landed a full assortment, excellent value, from 3/- to 12/6.—R. Mann, Tauranga and Te Puke. "THE WILLOWS.”—Now open fur morning and afternoon teas, luncheon, hot and cold. Orders taken for home-made cakes. YPEWHITERb and all Accessories can be purchased at lowest prices from E. T. Baker, “Underwood” sole agent. 'FHE best cooks always use Sharland’s Vinegar. Unsurpassed for pickles, sauces and salads. In bottle or bulk. _ WALLPAPERS make the home beautiful. Sec our windows showing latest designs. Huge selection.— R. Mann, Tauranga and T« Puke. ■ WHITE Island Products, Limit- '' ed, wiil buy bones in good condition. Communications, P.O. Box 908, Auckland. WANTED Known.—That E. P. ’’ Smith is registered under the Electrical Wiremen’s Registration Act, and is qualified to install all electrical wiring and accessories. "WANTED.— Comfortable board for lady with widow or spinster.—Apply" Times Office. WANTED to buy.—His Master’s '* Voice gramophone, any late model. —“Cash.” __ PUBLIC NOTICES. notice re accounts. LL overdue accounts must bo L paid by April 30th without exption, or they will bo sued for ithmit any further notice. HOLMAN AND BECKETT.