PERSONAL ITEMS
Vice-Regal. His Excellency the Governor-General (Sir "Charles Fergusson) will attend the Royal Show, to be held at Invercargill, on December 10 and 11. He will be entertained at an official luncheon at noon on December 10, and will open the show at 1.30 o’clock that afternoon. The Postmaster-General (Hon. J. B. Donald) will return to Wellington this morning. The Minister of Lands (Hon. G. W. Forbes) left last night for Culverden, in order to open the new Amuri County Council Chambers. He will remain in his electorate for a few days, and return to Wellington next Tuesday morning. The Minister of Education (Hon. H. Atmore) will arrive from Palmerston North on Saturday evening, and proceed south immediately by the ferry steamer. Sir Alexander Roberts has been reappointtd. tlie Lower Hutt Borough Council’s representative on the City and Suburban Highways Board. Mr. E. W. Hughes has resigned his position as chemist to the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd., and has accepted an appointment in Melbourne. Professor T. 11. Hunter, Vice-Chan-cellor of the University of New Zealand, who has been on a visit to Dunedin, will return home to-day. Mr. P. J. O’Regan, who has been visiting Dunedin and Christchurch, returned to Wellington yesterday morning.
Mr. J. Hyams, of Wellington, will leave Auckland for Sydney by the Niagara next week.
The congregation of the Whangarei Presbyterian Church decided unanimously to extend a call to the Rev. William Elliott. Knox Church, Wanganui, states a Press Association telegram.
Archbishop Redwood, of Wellington, will leave Christchurch to-day for Timaru, where he will attend the jubilee of the introduction of nuns to that town. It was the Archbishop (then a Bishop) who welcomed the first nuns to Timaru fifty years ago. The death of Mi'. George Syme, sen., occurred at his residence at Hawera yesterday morning, states a Press Association telegram. He was 93 yyars of age and was one of the pioneer settlers of Hawera. For the greater pari of his 54 years’ residence in the town he was closely identified with its growth. In 1889 he acquired the Egmont Sash and Door Factory and timber yards, and developed the big business which for many years has been associated with Hawera and the Syme family.
The death is reported from Auckland of the Rev. E. C. Budd, who foi more than 21 years acted as chaplain to Hu* Mount Eden Prison. Auckland Hospital, and' Mental Hospital.
MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. (JTUDEBAKER Tourer—Well shod, good paint and upholstery. £25. Magnus Motors, Ltd. (Used Car Dept.). YrrHIPPET 6-cylinder Sedan, 1929? ’’ mileage 2000; £3lO, terms if neces-. sary. Write 5657, c/o “Dominion.” "BUICK Six Tourer, in sound running -L* order. Electric lights, self starter. £25. Magnus Motors. Ltd. (Used Car Dept.). TpOR SALE—I 929 Model Rugby Tourer, guaranteed as new; terms. Write 8926. c/o “Dominion,” Palmerston Nth. /CHEVROLET Tourer —Light, economical 5-seater; mechanically 0.K.; good tires, hood and paint-work. Genuine t Snip, £25. Magnus Motors. Ltd. (Used Car Dept.'). ' AUSTIN 7 SPORTS, XTEWLY painted, extra lights, side A’ shields. 5 new tires, engine in perfect order, £125 cash. (Only those requiring a smart sporting car need apply.) 69 Coutts St., Kilbirnie, or ring 25—072 before 5.30 p.m. PIAT 509 Coupe—First-class condition, * dickey seat, 6 wheels and tires, bumpers, etc. Very smart appearance. £l6O. Magnus Motors, Ltd. (Used Car Dept.). TTUPMOBILE Tourer —Excellent order. Engine overhauled, tires practically new. Equipped spare rim. tools, etc., ready to drive away. £5O. Magnus Motors, Ltd. (Used Car Dept.). ■ T>UICK “4” Tourer—Running order. Good set of tires, licensed for year. What offers? Magnus Motors, Ltd. (Used Car Dept.). ENGLISH CAR BARGAINS. pROSSLEY Tourer, privately owned, original paint, small mileage, as new. Price £2OO. Morris Oxford Roadster, new tires, dickey seat, and in O.K. condition throughout. Price £175. Apply— NASH MOTORS LTD.. 66 Taranaki St. Phones 20—574, 20 —S3S. Open Friday Night. A UTO PARTS, LTD., 125 Church St., PALMERSTON NORTH, Motor Spare Parts Specialists.
Recent Wreckings include— Chandler, Chev., 1928. R. Hupp. Oldsmobile. 1925, etc. We have parts for ■ ■ most ears in the N.Z. market. Head Office: Christchurch. Branches, Auckland and Dunedin. Phone 6729. Telegrams “Autoparts.” AT THE N.Z. MOTOR COMPANY’S SHOWROOMS. USED CAR VALUES. ■pORD TOURER, in good mechanical. ■L condition, good.tyres, hood, etc., £4O, deposit £l5. STUDEBAKER DUPLEX SIX PHAE- < TON, in splendid condition, 5 new tyres, good upholstery and paintwork, 4-wheel hydraulic brakes, £220, deposit £75. ■.-’■■ DODGE ROADSTER, plate-glass sidescreens; 'front and rear bumpers, spare tyre, cover, dise wheels, in wonderful technical condition. .A snip at £l6O, deposit £55. INDIAN SCOUT MOTOR-CYCLE AND SIDECAR, in beautiful order." good tyres, spotlight, £65, deposit £25. FORD VAN, newly painted, good mechanical condition. £55, deposit £2O. OVERLAND TOURER, in good running order. £4O. deposit £l5. DEFERRED TERMS ARRANGED. x Our Showrooms are open every evening till 9 o’clock, including Saturdays, and our staff is at your service at all times. THE N.Z. MOTOR COMPANY, Wakefield Street.
USED CARS. YVE have the finest range in New Zea- ’’ land. Every car has been overhauled and renovated and is exceptional value. A few examples:— MORRIS COWLEY SALOON .. £275 STUDEBAKER SALOON £325 CITROEN TOURER £lB5 DODGE ROADSTER £lB5 CROSSLEY TOURER £285 EARL TOURER £llO MORRIS COWLEY ROADSTER £135 ARROL JOHNSTON COUPE .. £B5 Easy Payments can be arranged. CALL FOR -A COMPLETE LIST OF USED CARS. You will be delighted. CYCLE & MOTOR SUPPLIES LTD., Featherston and Johnston Streets, WELLINGTON. MEDICAL AND TOILET. “TdMBARRASSMENT” — Send ss. Chester Drug, Queen Street. Auckland, for Harmless Permanent "Home Remedy for Superfluous Hair. _- A TTENTlON.—Uricedin, Wonderful XX Continental Remedy, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Sciatica. ss. 9d. posted. F. J. Cooper, Chemist, Auckland. 'TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL BELTS, 1 ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, and all Surgical Appliances. F. Moring, 14 Riddiford Street (opp. Hospital). All kinds of Trusses fitted from stock, or made to order. Telephone 24 —196. T7CZEMA, Pimples, all Skin ID Cured by White Pearl Treatment. Money refunded if not relieved within two weeks. Ointment and Lotion, ss. fid. Post free. Whitiora Laboratory. 15 Liverpool Street, Hamilton. INERMOUS OBESITY TREATMENT -1/ reduces fatness, at the same time safe and reliable. Price £l/1/-. Send for all your mail order requirements. Egmont Pharmacy, Devon St., New Plymouth. S. Vine, Manager. piIUNERVA absolutely cures Rheumatism and kindred complaints. Health Herb taken as tea. For FREE sample and testimonials, apply the Food Specialist, 63 Manners Street, Wellington, or send penny stamp to Goodey and Son, Box 430, Wanganui FOR STOUTNESS. “ USE Dr. Morrell’s Reducing Tablets Price, 6s. 6d. Postec. to any address. Castle’s Pharmacy. 214 Lambton Quay. Wellington. _ POSS’S, BLOOD PURIFIER. Cleanses the blood of all pimples, blotches, and qll impurities. Price 35., post paid. EDGAR ROSS, Chemist, Gisborne. £F you want to be certain of healing your Bad Leg permanently, without resting, be sure to use the genuine “Varex” Treatment. Simple, safe, inexpensive. Write for free booklet. Ernest Healey, Varex Ltd., G.P.O. Box 1558 A. Wellington. Local Representative, Nurse Spence, 15 Courtenay Place, Wellington. Phone 22—430. PLANTS. TREES AND GARDEN. RAFFIA —First quality natural, for tying, 2/8 lb., posted. T. Waugh and Son, Seedsmen, 234 Lambton Qy. TYELPIIINIUM Seed—Collection of 12 4' named varieties, newest and best sorts, 5/-. T. Waugh and Son. Lambton Qy. . piANT California and Ostrich Plume V* Aster Plants (double flowers), 100, 5/(1; 50. 3/-, posted. D. Young, Kiwitea Nursery. Private Bag, Feilding. YRETHRUM “Jas Kelway.” beautiful single crimson, strong flowering clumps 1/9 each, posted. T. Waugh and Son. Lambton Qy.* CARMONA Special Sweet Pea Fertiliser. Apply now for show blooms, 1/5 tin, posted. T. Waugh and Son, Lam bion Qy. i ALLIES TENNIS Racquets, Restriuging Our i Speciality . patronised, ay Brugnun, Boussus. Watson s, 31 Hunte. Street, Wellington.
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