M TP TT TT ' COVEREIGN 1?X ilr 11/ XV O aving STORES CAMERON STREET Amber Tips 2/10. Sylvia Starch lOd. VINE Butter 1/8. Sardines 3 for lOd. Raisins, pkt. 6d. Palmolive Soap Bd. Coffee Essence 1/d. Herb Erasmic 7d. Corn Flour 7*d lb. Nugget, large, 10£.l. Rice, 3d. Guest's Barilla Soap 10£ d. Haricot Beans, 2-id. Supreme Soap 1/3. Bournville Cocoa 3/5 lb. Roma Tea 2/0. Sand Soap 5 for 1/-. Herrings in Tom. Sauce lid. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU SOVEREIGNS. j WANTED TO BUT 1 | < < T>EST Prices given for Furniture, Stoves, Preserving Jars, Etc. —J. Smith, Second-Hand Dealer, Vine St. 'Phone 544. 561 T .ADY'S Second-hand Bicycle Wanttd; in good order.—State price and where to be seen, to Cash, Advocate. 76 QUANTITY of Second-hand Galvanised Iron Wanted; Bft. lengths pre- j ferred. —Apply J. Wordsworth, Mill Rd. 'Phone 2125. • 71 RANTED TO BltY ! GOOD SECOND-HAND CAR Particulars and price to: THOMSON, BAGLEY & CO., THE Auctioneers 48 Opp. Town Hall. PUBLIC NOTICES J I THANKS. I — • I rpHE WIHANGAREI RUGBY UNION | desires to express its sincere j thanks to MR. HENRY SLOANE, Auc- j tioneer, for his kindness in conducting the Mart Auction Sales at Messrs. j J A. S. Bevin, Ltd., in order to allow of j Mr. A. Sowman, the Firm's Auctioneer,! participating in Rugby Representative Matches. C. F. COLLINS, 104 President. | - t NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR I CROWN LAND UNDER SECTION' 129 OF THE LAND ACT 1908 AND j SECTION 6 OF THE LAND LAWS j AMENDMENT ACT 1914. j "VTOTICE is hereby given that Wil- j sons (N.Z.) Portland Cement Ltd. j j has made application for part allot- { ment 122 in the Parish of Maungatapere containing approximately Two (2) Acres. Any objections to the granting of this application must be made in writing to the undersigned not later than 28th AUGUST, 1924. H. J. LOWE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. North Auckland Lands & Survey Dept.. Auckland, 26th June, 1924. 813 MOTOR BUS CO. LTD. ] JfOOTBALL gPECIAL I J)ARGAVILLE j Weather and circumstances permitting, ! A SPECIAL 'BUS ! Will leave the Post Office AT 10 A.M. SATURDAY For Dargaville. j Book Your Seats at 'Phones 466 or 103 M. FARE: 15/- RETURN. 97 ) SOLLIES HAIRDRESSING SALOON MRS. J. A. GUST begs to notify that, she has taken over the well-known Allies Hairdressing Saloon, where clients are assured of Cleanliness and Civility. Three Chairs, No Waiting. Razors Ground and Set. Fresh Stocks of Smokers' Requisites, Soaps and 936 Perfumery. A. S.'B EVIN ' LTDAUCTIONEERS RATHBONE STREET, WHANGAREI 1 I • WE SPECIALISE IN QLEARING gALES HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED AND A PROMPT SETTLEMENT. 27 'i MUSICAL TUITION ' JJR. QHARLES J^LLIS (Late Musical Director King's College, Auckland) Announces that he is OPEN TO RECEIVE PUPILS in (a) The Art of Pianoforte Technique. (b) Harmony and Counterpoint. (c) Theory of Music. (d'l Acoustics. (e) History of Music. Classes or Individual Training can be arranged. Studio: NO. 1, WALLACE'S BLDGS. ; CAMERON ST. 'Phone 403. , J Advertised goods must be good ' | value, otherwise it does not pay to - | advertise them: hence it pays to buy | advertised goods always.
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Northern Advocate, 31 July 1924, Page 1
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