SCALE OF Cl ADVERTISING Casual Advert! 5/G per inch per Classified Nc ADVERTISEMENTS under the classified this page, 1/- per insertions 2/6, 6 coi sertions 5/- prept charge if booked. All advertisemen page must be handi a.m. on day of issue Amusemci 5/6 per inch per Minimum Chan SITUATIONS V T3ANEL boater and “ chanic, or good im ed urgently.—• Armstr Ltd., Ford Garage, \Y ACCOMMODATION /MRL wanting room private family, nea lory preferable.—Writ* MISCELLANI j/'VEUYTHING for the plumber, the F. N. Christian and Co MEETING A NNUAL Meeting Ta Farmers’ Club, G: April sth. Members members please attenc
FOR SALK T>OTTLING pears for sale, delivered. —Maylield Bros. LMGHT acres lucerne in one or more lots; will cut, rake and sweep.— T. Parkinson, Ohauiti. pRIGIDALRE Freezing plant, 100 per cent, working order, inside measurement 7ft. Gin. x 7£t. x sft. Also Kilvinator Freezing Unit only, and Electric Oven.—A4BG Times Ollice. {/JOGD Supply of second-hand cars and parts. We have what you are looking for.—W. J. Leith, Cameron Road. immediate delivery, 10 h.p. Fordor and Tudor sedans.— Christian. and Co., Ltd. /ANE-FIFTH acre level sections, good position. Handy to town. £l7O each. —Norris and Bell. Ka ACRES, 21 acres grass, run 3 *■* cows, 5-roomed new residence, £ 1150.—Teasey. WANTED KNOWN A PRIL Special.— Coloured border table cloth 58 x 53 inches, 2/3 only, with £ 1 order.— Farmers’ Store. A GENT for Lister Separators, Gane Milkers, Apex Washing Machines, Pumping appliances, Singer sewing machines.—Consult Norman West. TAAHLIAS! Excellent assortment miniature, charms, pom-pom and cactus. Best for cutting. Select varieties now.—Tauranga Nurseries.
TH)R value in watches and elects.— "*• Inspect at J. E. Fenn, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Devonport Rd. piREWOOD! .Mill Slabs, Tawa, A Pine, Rata. Glen Alton Coal, Coke, Carbonettes.— J. Heaton, ’Phone 112. ■VTO. IA, R.H. Orion Range, high pressure heat indicator and enamel door, circulating cylinder complete good as new—F. Brake, Katlkatl. ATEW and used Cycles, cycle acces'L' series and repairs specially catered for by Koops’ Cycle Works, Wharf Street. CHRUBS! Planting season hero again. All the best are available at the Tauranga Nurseries, near Hospital. HAIRDRESSERS See YOURSELF as others do! YOUR HAIR ATTRACTS ATTENTION FIRST, SO MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW FOR AN EASTER PERM AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.
BERT O’NEILL’S BEAUTY SALON ’Phone 479. Devonport Road. “ELIZABETH” SALON (Miss A. Thompson) Ladies Hairdresser and Beauty. Specialist. EUGENE, HELEN CURTIS, and SIMPLEX Machineless PERMANENTS. Upstairs Triangle Buildings, Devonport Road. ’Phone 297
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 12317, 2 April 1938, Page 1
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