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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 3242, 13 December 1930, Page 3

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! |MISS B. FLEMING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, RORA STREET. GIFT STATIONERY XMAS CARDS CALENDARS Wonderful Value in Children’s Bumper Books. Latest Fiction —2/6, 3/6, 6/-. GIFT BOOKS FOR ALL.

SHIRTS— In Every Color, Size and Style. In Checks, Wide Stripes, or small stripes or just plain shirts. They are all here at prices that will start you buying immediately. Golf Shirts, Tennis Shirts or Sports Shirts in carefully chosen materials. May we expect you. HERB CONNELL Mens* Outfitter & Footwear Specialist, TE KUITI Phone 159

is I b j, SEE THE COUNTRY From the Saddle of a “HARLEY” YOU’VE been saving for the approaching holidays and a possible jaunt into the country. Have you saved enough to buy this “HARLEY”? It won’t take so very much after you’ve discussed terms with Timbers Bros. With a “HARLEY” you’ll enjoy a better holiday—you’ll see you’ll get further—and you’ll do it cheaper than train, boat or car fares. What about it? See Timbers Bros, to-day. TIMBERS BROS. GARAGE V TE KUITI.

Addresses on envelopes are some times most unique, but that of a letter that was received at the Cambridge office the other morning was in a class by itself. The letter was addressed to a native whose postm address is c/o. P.O. However, the sender was evidently not quite sure of the correct wording so copied the machine stamp that was on an old envelope. The address read: Mr. —, The telephone protects life, health and property, Cambridge.