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SCHAEF’S SCHAEFS SCHAEF’S FOR SCHAEF S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S PURNITURE SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S A SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S TJARGAINS SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S HOMES FURNISHED WITH QUALITY FURNITURE COME AND INSPECT OUR PRICES FACTORY AND SHOWROOMS: HERBERT STREET : GREYMOUTH PUBLIC NOTICES £MART JJEW Well-groomed men have learned that ALF HARRISON’S goods are as high in quality as any to be found elsewhere, and prices are always moderate. —New Goods to hand are —• FUGI SILK & LUVISCA SHIRTS, BORSALINO AND REX HATS, Glorious lot of PARISIAN TIES, Wide range of FANCY SOCKS. ALF HARRISON TAINUI STREET. TO POULTRY FANCIERS. I AM BOOKING ORDERS for PULLETS, BREEDING COCKERELS and HENS. My wins in 1928 show 9 firsts, including Ist Cockerel Special and Cup, Christchurch Show; 7 seconds, 5 thirds. Wins in 1929 shows: 19 firsts, including Ist Cockerel; 4 Specials, 3 Cups; Christchurch Show, Male Championship; Waimate Show, 8 Seconds and 5 thirds. ' , Birds are all bred from stock tested at N.Z. Utility Poultry Club’s Egg-lay-ing Competitions. Mr. R. Barrowman, Lydia St., Greymouth, will be pleased to give all particulars and to accept orders. UTILITY WHITE LEGHORN BREEDER, M. C. CRAIG SPREYDON POULTRY FARM, 209 Lyttelton Street, .Christchurch, ' GUY FAWKES FIREWORKS NOW TO HAND Endless variety, including Assorted Boxes—2/- and 5/-. Endless “FACES” to choose from. TO BOYS: Three prizes will be given for the three best GUY FAWKES DISPLAYS. Displays must be brought to BOND’S WONDERLAND On MONDAY, November 4, at 7 p.m., to be judged.

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