KEEN KXJT KASH DEAPERY SPECIAL PRICES. Men's Linen Collars, all sizes, ll^d each; 5/6 half dozen. Heavy Grey Fleecy Bloomers, 2/11. Children's Woollen Gloves, 1/- per pr. Men's Woven Stripe Neglige Shirts, 6/G Men's Heavy Knitted Socks, 1/6 pair. Men's Woollen Gloves, leather bound, 3/11 pair. Big Thirsty Bath Towels, 2/11 each. Men's Felt Hats, smart shapes, new shades, 9/11 each. C. B. ALMAO BANK STREET & MAUNU ROAD
WANTED KNOWN ig AD VICE to Ladies. —Secure the Best g- Cake in town from the Edinburgh - and Lyceum Confectionery Shops. j4 Adams-Bell Cake. There is nothing - lik..it. 938 l- —■ , . . m A MONEY-SAVER: Get your Best tween-Seasons Hat now. All Mil- - linerv from 9/11. —At Mrs Purdie's, ic opp. James' Hotel. 103 j - AS Recommended by the Health Deit partment—Milk in Sealed Bottles minimises contamination. No extra - } charge.—Sothern & Co., 'Phone 6255. s AD VANTAGES at E. O. Reader's, the 1 shop for Fruit, Confectionery, 8 Salted and Roasted Peanuts, Hot Pies - daily. Also Sharp's Bread. 934 t ——— ■ :- A T Last you get the Goods. We t make seasonable wearables; look j right, feel right, are right,' prices right. - j —Mrs Fiddler, Dressmaker (opposite " [Y.W.C.A.). 892 - I A RING to 192K will receive prompt 1 I . attention.—Simons , Gocery Store > I Junction Kamo & Mill Rd. 561 , We have the largest stocks of i Cycle and Motor-cycle Accessories , north of Auckland we can meet all , requirements.—Massey's for Value.s7S " \ A.-" Tax i Service.—Headquarters James tSt. 'Phone 509. Jewett :Car. WRB2B.—P. Whit<>!ock, Proprietor. 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 Win"ter Suit, nicely tailored from seaisonable suitings, for £8 8/.—A. W. IBradley, Quality Tailor, Cameron St. A SSURED of a "Warm Fire for the cold winter nights? Black Wattle ' Firewood, I§/ per ton.—McQueen Bros., Otaika. 838 J>E Assured of an Efficient Supply of Pure Milk, delivered in the only sanitary way.—Sothern & Co. 'Phone 6fsS L ___ 530 POOTBALLEBS —We have a splen- J did range of Rugby and Soccer j ;Balls awaiting your selection. Only J Ithe beat make and quality.—Wilkin- ,' ] eon, Sports Depot, Bank St. 842 j < jgTART the Month Well by Dealing at J : i the Junction Store, Upper Bank ! St. Quality, Price and Service Right. , Qβ COSTUMES at 20/- each. Satur"- ! w day Only.—Mrs. J. W. Mclntyre. { i *^— w " w —"^ —wi—■■■---_> f WANTED TO RENT j jl/TODERN House with conveniences, Wanted to Rent from end August. J J —Write 8., Advocate. 27 " BOARD AND LODGING ] Q.ENT. in business Wishes Board in private family; handy to town. — Write M.S., Advocate. 31 PLANTS AND TREES FOR SAI_-T ■pRUIT Trees and Hedge Plants in great variety- Hundreds to choose from. Freight paid on quanti- j' f ties over £2. —Fraser's Nurseries, Rust } - Lane. I ' jiTAKE the Home Beautiful.—Choicest Flowering Shrubs, Roses and Flower Seedlings to be obtained from s A. E. Smith. 430 i _______ c /")NION, Cabbage, Cauliflower Plants; (
Ehubarb Boots; Beauty Stock, etc. — T. W. Cameron, Hora Hora Valley, Whangarei. QNION Plants For Sale: Straw Spanish, 6/- per 1000; postage 1/3.— J. Green, Spring St., Onehunga. 44 \ /CHANGE, Lemon, Nectarine, Peach, j Plum, Pear, Apple, Guiava, Etc. Trees.—At Fraser's Nurseries, Eust J Lane. I PLANTING Time.—Order yonr requirements Now and secure the pick of the nurseries from A. E. Smith, i TDLANT Apples, Oranges, Lemons, j Peaches, Plums, Shrubs, Hedge | Plants, etc. Place your order with A. i E. Smith. 430 j HHHE Pick of the Nursery Now on Sale. Fruit Trees of almost every variety.—Fraser's NuTseries, Eust Lane. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CHEEP AND QALF gKINS FARMERS! j DO NOT WASTE YOUB CALF AND SHEEP SKINS: They are Worth Money. I Pay Cash and give the , Highest Market Price for them. Freight paid from your nearest Station. WEITE FOE DIEECTIONS HOW TO PEEPAEE SKINS. I will be at Stewart, Bain & Coy. ('Phone 571), Rath-bone St., Whangarei, Every Saturday to receive and pay for your products. CONSIGNMENTS RECEIVED AT ANY TIME. <J* JJUNEO CASH BUYER WOOL, HIDES AND CALF SKINS 1 P.O. BOX -150, -WHANGABEL ■■ I 5)33 . . . . .
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Northern Advocate, 30 July 1924, Page 1
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