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Northern Advocate, 15 December 1916, Page 3

WANTED, Etc. Gash prepaid advertisements, euch ac lost, found, wanted, etc., 16 wdrds \l- (tlJCee insertions i 2/6), additional tfo'f'do id each. If booked 6d e*frr> *M!l ttj> charged ToMei , *) Bi»Hji«! fttiiionncemctJts, meetings, theatrical ft«ci ssiittiltif ; advertfs&ments at scale rate. Birth's, riterria'irts, deaths, fri.ite?4l tfrff.•!'«;£ *,'% «£ieh; In Memoriam 2/6 per [Rt:h : BEFORE purchasing your 'Xmas Cards see the Variety at W. Simpson's. FOR SALE—Paddock of Meadow Hay, 2 % acres, ready for ctittlflg.*--" iVjpply Harrison and Sons. TO LEl—Furnishel House for holidays, garden and fowls. —Address at Mackesy and Sons. Cheap. LOST—Trace-chain, at Whangarei A. and P. Show.— Finder please return same to James' stables. FOUND—A Watch. Owner may have same by fiayirig expenses 3nd giving Schoii: VVAXTfcfi—TV.-a Youris; Ladies for the 'Xmas trade. —Apply P. l r owter* ■ Fancy Bazaar, Cameron street: < "FOR SAjLiE—She 2V 3 b.h.p. Lister Oil Engine, can be seen wdrking,- in' first-class order.—E. H. Thomas. LOST—In Whangarei, November 28, an Amethyst and Pearl BYooch. Reward.—Return "Advocate" office. WANTED TO pLL--Quantity Heaht Tdtara , ; Kauri; Riinu,- 12 x 9 arid 1 under; low price.—Apply Box 30\ WANTED TO power Marine Kilgine complete, £50; also Motor, £12;—Hawkes; Onerahi: CHOICE Fruits, new season's, for 'Xmas Cakes and Paddings, Muscatels, Figs, Dates, Nuts.—-Wallace and Co., Cameron street. JiO AN ACRE for -:M acros at Parlia Bay, 62 acrCe i'cilcOd and partly improved.—For particulars apply Mr Moon, storekeeper, Pirongia. VOICE CULTURE, Piano, Violin.— Prof. Hutton, Phy. 8.. Certificated LonCameron street, next Ounson's. 'Phone 101. VOICE CULTURE, Piano, Violin.— ] Prof. Hutton, Phy. 8.. Certificated London. —Camerdti street, next Sanson's. 'Phone 101. BARGAINS—Three Pianos, English, almost given away, £15 10s, £17 iOs, and £20, or 3s weekly— a. and C. Piano Co., Cameron street. ,WM. BAIN and Co.—Have for sale a High-class Light Buggy, equal to new, a client will sacrifice as he has no further use for it. —Wm. Bain and Co., auctioneers. WM. BAIN and Co.—Have for sale Set Spring Cart Harness, excellent order, also Separator, bargains.—Wm. Bain and Co., auctioneers. WM. BAIN and Co.—We sell every Saturday at 1 p.m.: Poultry, Pigs, Produce, Vegetables, Furniture, Sundries—Wm. Bain and Co, WM. BAIN and Co.—Sell Oats, Chaff, Bran, Maize, Pollard, Sharps, Potatoes, etc., etc.—Wm. Bain and Co., auctioneers. WM. BAIN and Co.—Buy for Spot Cash Farmers' Produce, Hides, Skins, Wood, Fat, Horsehair.—'Win. Bain and Co., Water street. WM. BAIN and Co.—Conduct Auction Sales in town or country. We understand our business, and what comes our way will be done with efficiency.—Wm. Bain and Co. WHANGAREI U.AO.D. A, SPECIAL MEETING of the Lodge will be held SATURDAY, 16th, at 7.30 Business: Installation of Officers by District President Bro. Carrinston. All members are requested to be present. A. YOUNG, A D.

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