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Northern Advocate, 26 June 1924, Page 1

ALMAOS ALMAOS MID - SEASON SPECIALS Nursery Flannelette —9/6 doz. Woollen Gloves, gauntlet tops—3/11. Fancy-Top Sox —2/11. All Wool Vests—3/11. All-Wool Cashmere Hose—l/ 11. Grey Fleecy B1 omers —2/11. Colonial Blankets: —29/6 pair. All-Linen Tea Towelling—l/ 3 yard. Pyjama Flannelette—Hid yard. KEEN KUT KASH 'ALMAO'S DRAPERY. ALMAO'S j■. * = j WANTED KNOWN AN exceptionally good show in our Tailoring Department of New Winter Tweeds and Worsteds; also Latest Overcoatings.—Place order now at Ken. Kelly's. 290 /k CLEARING Out of Goloshes.— Ladies 5/6, Men's 7/6. —At Lifebuoy Rubber Coy. AT the Dairy in Manse St.,_ Sothern <£) Co. have Installed the Telephone.—Ring 625S and receive prompt and efficient service. 53^ A MOO Downright Bargains, 10/Discount: Don't miss your Hat. —Mrs Purdie's, opp. James' Hotel. 103 the best present obtainable: Take home a Real Rubber Hot Water Bag from Lifebuoy Rubber Coy. FORD Cord Tyre and Tube fitted £3 5/.— H. Paris, Vulcanising-. Speclalist, Union Garage, Rust Lane. 886 BAD Habit to neglect stone cuts 1 in your Tyres. Have them Vulcanised at Lifebuoy Rubber Coy. : A RING to 192K will receive prompt- j attention.—Simons' Gocery Store Junction Kamo & Mill Rd. sq{ A. Taxi Service.—Headquarters James rft. 'Phone 509, Jewett £oT WRB2B '— P - Whitelock, Propriethe Dairy in Manse St.,. Sothe~rn & Co. have Installed the Telephone.——Ring 625S and receive prompt and efficient service. 539 A STYLxSH and Comfortable Fit; long wear in every Pair of Boots and Shoes.—J.B.&S, Mill Rd. ,bus passes the door). BARGAIN. Your Autumn or Winter Suit, nicely tailored from seasonable suitings, for £8 8/. -A. W. Bradley, Quality Tailor, Cameron St. of a Warm Fire for the cold winter nights? Black Wattle Firewood, 18/ per ton.—McQueen Bros., Otaika. §35

A T Lasfc y° u the Goods. We ••. ma .^ G seasonable wearables; look e< are right, prices right. y iddler J . Dressmaker (opposite Y.W.C.A.). , 89 2 jgUY Your Winter Coat at The Gainsborough, at Reduced Prices. 802 one of our Satisfied Customers ana enjoy service obtained by [the cyclists who purchased their machines from us. —Massey's for Service. • 57S f>EAUTIFUL and Durable. A bit of Furniture that has character 'and quality. Easy'to buy and ease in use.—B. R. Miller, James St. 3ii> TUST Landed—looo Pairs of 'English Shoes (The Chic).—Worner's Shoe Store. Fur-lined Motor Gloves (gauntlets). The very thing for cold days and nights; from 13/6 to 42/(j.—At. Ken. Kelly's. 290 JpLANT Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Plums, Shrubs, Hedge Plants, etc. Place your order with A. E. Smith. 430 jgiAVE Money and Buy your Fruit, Vegetables, Confectionery and Cigarettes from Yeng Hay & Co.', Upper Bank St., Whangarei. 312 Tyn are Clearing Balance of our Winter Skirts at 10/11. —Mrs J. W. Mclntvre. Bank St. 802 APARTMENTS rpWO Furnished Rooms Wanted; use of kitchen; near town.—Address at Advocate. 2,48 FINANCIAL : OR £600 Wanted to Borrow Immediately, on Freehold Security.'— Address at Advocate. 240 WANTED TO BUY

JJOUSE COW (Jersey) Wanted;! must be young; good butter-fat producer.—Win. H. Murray, Maumi School. 236 JpRESERVING Jars Wanted in any quantity; best prices given.—j. Smith, Second-hand Dealer, Vine St. 'Phone '' - TO BUY SET SCALES (Platform). DOVER STOVE. SLOT WEIGHING MACHINE. j I Particulars to: THOMSON, BAGLEY & CO,, THE Auctioneers 2o« ' Opp. Town Hall. THE STUD NOTICE TO BREEDERS. QWING to not being able to get a .suitable Horw for this district. I have decided to Stand the Thoroughbred Stallion Mountain Knight in WhfMigarei, and serve a limited nura- j ber of mares this season. I 1 E. K. PLATSTED. ,|