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; WANTEDS, ETC. !f"|o DEPOSIT and 10/ per week i uys a new pj ano _ Each.in- ! strument guaranteed, instant delivery I Over's Model Piano Works, Old "Advocate" Buildings. "EXCLUSIVE English suitings now showing at Kelly's. (CONSULT R. H. Allan for Signs They are business getters; therefore the best. 9* ORIGINALITY is our keynote.-— The Moa System, Signwriters and Designers, James street. 503 Q T. PERRY, Up-to-date Boot Repairer, Bank street. Entrance through A. E. Smith's fruit shop. 482 TTOME is a place to live in. Let us help to make it beautiful with artistic Wallpapers.—Walker, Bank street. * 169 TDEAL summer wear. Latest Engish, Scotch and Colonial suitings now showing at Fraser's, Bank street. 359 THE Attraction of a window is in the Sign. We will do the writing. —The Moa System, Signwriters and Designers, James street. fTARRY MANN, Taxi Proprietor, ,x Private 'Phone, 399. Open for Oar Hire Day or Night. 524 ; "PICTURES —Framed and unfram- , ed, for Xmas. presents. See; our stock. We will frame your own pictures. —Walker Bank street. 169 _ fJONSULT R. H Allan for show cards. You will see them in most windows. 91 "THE Spot—especially the tender one—is barred at the Allies' Saloon. "RING hup H. Edmonds (Stand xt 'Phone, 155; House 'Phone, 411) when you require the services' of a taxi. 689 T?E Up-to-date. Avoid disappointment. Order your summer suit j now at Fraser's, Bank st. 359 (~)UB advice is reliable; our work thorough; our prices right; our customers well satisfied.—Walker, Painter and Decorator, Bank st. 163 ALL men s'louhl learn the gentle art of self-defence. All men should also go where they can' get a gentle shave. The Allies' Saloon is the place. 108 WHITEkEAD'S for Handkerchiefs. T V 674 AS she turned the handle the organ seemed to say: "Boots were so awfully dear, people could not pay their way. High prices was the general sigh, but Billie Maine gave the war cry, Til dig you out, do or die." 121 per cent, off all Boots and Shoes. —Cameron street. 330

PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. "PENDERS will Ibe received for the Building of a Cattle Dip at Tangiteroria up till Dec. 31, 4920, by the Secretary. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the Inspector of Stock, Whangarei. SIDNEY LOCK, , Secretary Tangiteroria y Gattle Dip, Tangiteroria, 393 NEW MAXWELL CARS V FORWUO/ ■RECENT shipmeait of the very latest model five ipassenger Hot-Spot Rams-Horn Maxwell touring ears £3i87 10/ netit cash in 'bond, plus charges, etc., at this end and plus duty (£43 10/)., These cars are the same model as those offered to New Zealand public at £525. - Immediate delivery in rotation. BRITISH & GENERAL TRADING CO., P.O. Box 1303, AUCKLAND. 760 DUNLOP RUBBER CO. OF AUSTRALAISIA, LTD. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.. NOTICE OF CLOSING. fHE Dunlop Rubber Co., of Australasia, "Ltd., desires to notify that their ■ Offices and Warehouse at 95, Courtenary Place, Wellington, will be clos ■ed from the Evening of FRIDAY, the 24th Detcenifber, 19120, fo the Morning of TUESDAY, the-4th January, J92L m NOTICE. | TO OUR RESPECTIVE CUSTOMERS'. WE, the undersigned Grocers, will not toe sending our travellers out for orders as from Monday, December 20th, to Tuesday, January 4th, 1931, (Xmas.and N e w Year Holidays), fW. iSIMPSQN & SONS, 1 D. M. FOR©, , J, G. FRASER, . FARMERS' UNION TRADING CO, WALLACE & CO, ' 787 JNVITATION T°'M E^' T > j. BRAKE, Men's Outfitter, in Cameron git., extends to all men a hearty invitation to visit his estalblishmenlt, and inspect the high-grade Suits, in S'porjbs, Ready (to RwteJar;, and Tailor-made, as well as anything in Men's Wear from.a Collar l?in to a pair of iSpx> You have his word that yQU -will not be pressed to buy, in fact / he prefers Intending Purchasers . to pride th e goods elsewhere, as that makes the Sale more certain for him, (Even if you don't require anything now, just come in and hayc a look at the Sox, which are made on the premises of pure Roslyn Wool. You'll be interested, so Will You Come? R Yours faithfully, L. J. BRAKE. ' Men's Outfitter, Cameron st., Whangarei. 738