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Kaikoura Star, Volume XLII, Issue 35, 2 May 1922, Page 1

WANTED TO SELL, Watches, Rings, Brooches, at lower than city prices. W. A. Ferry, Jeweller, West End. WRITING PADS, excellent quality paper, ruled feint, 1/3, at Star Office. pob jfcriS;, Light four-seater Buggy; I SsFJood order; cheap.. Apply this Office. SHTNGLE, LIMESTONE AND CLAY, FREE OF CHARGE, on application at Star Office. LOST Jewellery can be replaced at a jpwer cost at W. A. Ferry’s, West End. IIUPLICATE Pen Carbon Receipt Books 1/6 Kaikoura Star Office. b, at W. A. Ferry’s Jewellery Store, West End. XUiibfcR J STAAIPS, Self-inking Pads, and ali Office Requisites at Star Office. ■OUR CAR will give more “pull” if Mbit INLAND PISTON RINGS. They spiral and gapless; give better Bwnpression and more power. Write for duller particulars MANNING CO., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch. 4

f 'OR A J-! J:. 25 ACRES RICH DAIRYING LAND, 2 miles from Kaikoura, close to factory; subdivided into, four padclocks, well fenced, well watered; no buildings. For full particulars, apply IIALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, Sole Agents. " HAPUKU CO-OPERATIVE DAISY COMPANY. LIMITED. f TENDERS are invited for the Supply I of Firewood for Scnson 1922-23, Manuka or Mixed Manuka, Matai, or Broad- | leaf. . Tenders Close with the Chairman on H&ATUBPAY, MAY 13th, 1922, at 11 to * JC accompanied by a do.M airy tender not necessarily faccepted. - - - B; T. POPE, Secretary.

CEEAM. CBEAM. CREAM. CREAM. CREAM. CBEAM. KAIKOURA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED. THE above Company is prepared to take Home Separated Cream in any quantity. HIGHEST CURRENT RATES GIVEN. R. T. POPE, Secretary. FISH LUNCHEONS, AFTERNOON TEA, HIGH TEA, FISH SUPPEBS. "“Tried Fish Sold Over the Counter. FISH AND CHIPS AT ALL HOURS. ■ MESDAMES McBAY AND POPE, t Esplanade, Kaikoura.

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