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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 10322, 8 March 1930, Page 1

HAVE YOU BOUGHT i A SCRIPTO PENCIL? FULL STOCKS at BAY OF PLENTY TIMES OFFICE, WILLOW STREET. AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE TO-DAY. MATINEE AND EVENING. The spirit of the age! Fascinating! Alluring! Appealing! She was a lovable quiet woman who forsook her child for a career. Her live wire manager, through sensational publicity, converted her into a vampire, who Paris with her exploits. She became the rage. What happens when she and her daughter —now grown up—fall in love with the same man? See “MODERN MOTHERS.” "MODERN MOTHERS.” Helene Chadwick as the modem mother, Barbara Kent as the ultra modern daughter, Douglas Fairbanks Jur. as the “love” which comes between them A galaxy of gorgeous French models. You’ll enjoy every moment of this delightful drama. COMEDY. NEWS. GAZETTE. Adults: Back S. Is; Front S. Gd: Children Gd. Matinee: Adults Gd; Children 3d. Support us. We keen the prices down. PUBLIC NOTICES. AUCTION SALE. /YN account Mr J. 11. Garrett, “Naumai,” 6th Avenue, on Tuesday, 11th March. 1930, at 1.30 pm. the following; Piano by E. Bishop and Sons, iron frame, overstrung, check action, in handsome medieval oak case, a lovely instrument, practically new; oval oak dining table and 1 chairs to match, chesterfield, 2 easy chairs, piano stool, Indian Art carpet !)’ x 6’ 6”. runner 4 yds, fire screen, curb, radiator, occ. and bridge table, Peter Pan gramophone and IS records, dblc. oak bedstead and mattresses, pair blankets, o.r. mirrored wardrobe, duchess, child's bed and mattress, cot and mattress, floor rugs, o.r. single bed complete, corner wardrobe and curtain, chest drawers, oak framed 40” x 1G” mirror, oak cabinet Free sewing machine, k. table, chairs, lluor cooking utensils, crockery, jams meat safe, medicine chest, carpet sweeper, mop, brooms, clothes basket, Slazenger croquet mallet, wringer, lawn mower, 50ft hose, hedge clippers, garden tools, 33ft netting,'pair leggings, gent’s bicycle, trike, folding push chair, deck chair, sundries, etc., etc. Terms Cash on Day of Sale. S. GEO. WILLCOCK, Auctioneer. 'Phone 152; residence 131. Auction sale |YN account Mr J. McFadgcn, 11th Avenue East, on Thursday, 13th March, 1930. at 1.30 p.m.— 4 s.g. chairs, s.g. rocker, platform rocker, occ. tables, sofa covered in moquette, Windsor 10 atop organ, o.r. mirrored sideboard, floor rugs, lino of 4 rooms, 2 Singer d.h. sewing machines, 2 dble. b.m. bedsteads, kapok and horse hair mattresses, 3 comb, chests, 2 chest, drawers, washstauds and ware, pedestal, large k. table, 6 dining chairs. 5 k. chairs, 2 hospital jbeds, H folding bed, small counter, ; large table, Penslyo lawn mower ; (practically new). Planet Junr., j wheelbarrow, scythe, hedge clippers, | bucket spray pump, hose, 2 ladders, ! grit mill, extension chimney sweeping I brush, garden and other tools, quantity lucerne hay, 50 mixed hens, 12 mixed pullets, sundries, etc., etc. Also 3 Good Dairy Cows (in milk) to be sold at 2.30 p.m. Terms Cash on Day of Sale, j S. GEO. WILLCOCK, ( Auctioneer. ! 'Phone 152. i Bus leaves Gate Pa at 1.5 p.m. and j leaves Hartley’s Corner via Cameron Hoad at 1.15 p.m. TO LET. rpo Let iu First Avenue, Taurauga. Well furnished residence with all modern conveniences. Electric stove, electric hot water, etc. —Apply to C. T. CTinkard, Land Ageut, Wharf St. A.M.P. LIFE SOCIETY. OWING to pressure of business Mr E. T. Baker, Local Agent for the above Society, has engaged the services of Mr E. Johnson from Hamilton district to assist him. Mr Johnson has had considerable I experience iu life insurance work, and will be iu a position to quote and give information for all classes of risks. 554 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASEHOLD. at low rental with right of Freeholding. Only 8 miles from town. Splendid country. Will winter 200 cattle. £1550 with only £550 cash . Deposit. NORRIS AND BELL, DEVONPORT ROAD. AUCTION SALE TYEVONPORT Road Rooms, Saturday, 1 p.m.—-Office desk, chesterfield, oak and stained walnut mirrored sideboard, o.r. mirrored wardrobe, comb, chests, washstauds, oval dining table, cot, Morris; chairs, overmantle, elec, grillers, elec, range, H.P. range, large kauri trough, s.g. prams, single and double beds, 2 dining hairs, Graveustein apples, vegetables, poultry, weauer pigs, set small discs, etc. S. GEO. WILLCOCK. Auctioneer. ’Phones 152; residence 131.