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Northern Advocate, 1 August 1924, Page 1

M F F TC ' QOVEREIGN AVING . STOKES CAMERON STEEET Amber Tips 2/10. Sylvia Starch lOd. VINE Butter 1/8. Sardines 3 for lOd. Palmolive Soap Bd. Coffee Essence 1/1. Herb Erasmic 7d. Corn Flour lb. Nugget, large, 10* d. Rice, 3d. Guest's Barilla Soap 10Jd. Haricot Beans, Supreme Soap 1/3. Bournvdlle Cocoa 3/5 lb. Sand Soap 5 for 1/-. Herrings in Tom. Sauce lid. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU SOVEREIGNS.

WANTED KNOWN AS We have the largest stocks of Cycle and Motor-cycle Accessories north of Auckland we can meet all requirements.—Massey's for Value.s7B A T the Grocers where prices are right—Mann's—and the service right. Our motto: Small profits and quick returns, cleanliness and civility. "PINE Eange of English Suitings for Spring > c md Summer just arrived.— Geo. Hendy, Tailor, Imperial Chambers, Bank St. 13.9 TUTOTOB Gloves for Ladies and gents., exceptionally warm. Also Motor Rugs, Driving Rugs, Raincoats, Etc. Pieces Right.—Wilkinson, Saddler, Bank St. 842 M"AKE use of our Flat Rate Labour Charges at the Ford Service Station. —Whangarei Engineering Co. 123 JITANN'S Deliver Your Goods within the Borough Free and promptly. ill goods are of the best quality and ilways fresh and clean. 128 DLAY the Game and play it well. We can now offer the best in Golfers' md Hockey Players' Requirements.— tVilkinson's, Bank St. 842 LOST AND FOUND 3TRAYED From Maunu: Black and White Collie; answers to name of }yp. Anyone detaining same will be irosecuted. —Apply Piper, Maunu. 03 WANTED TO BT7T p>EST Prices given for Furniture, Stoves, Preserving Jars, Etc. —J.! Imith, Second-Hand Dealer, Vine St. Phone 544. 561 j r -ADY'S Second-hand Bicycle Want-1 fed; in good order.—State price and J rhere to be seen, to Cash, Advocate. 76 j

TO LET piT&NJSHED Sittingroom and Bed- i room To Let;, with all conveni- ] mees; sunny situation; handy to town. | —Apply Mrs. Coward, Dent. St. 82 , MEETINGS. ! V" Z. LABOUE PAETY | ' TRIANGLE TOMORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT I At 7.15 Prompt. Hear j £|OMRADE JJICHARDS , Speak on: ' "Labour—The Worker's Hope." PUBLIC NOTICES MOTOR BUS CO. LTD. I JPOOTBALL gPECIAL J)ARGAVILLE Weather and circumstances permitting \ I A SPECIAL 'BUS \ Will leave the Post Office 1 AT 10 A.M. SATURDAY For Dargaville. Book Your Seats at 'Phones 466 or 103 M. FAEE: 15/- RETURN. 97 BOROUGH COUNCIL gTREET . JjRIDGE QLOSED Notice is hereby given that Water Street Bridge will be CLOSED TO ALL TRAFFIC CLOSED TO ALL TRAFFIC . From ]J|ONDAY JJORNING IJEXT AUGUST 4th, 1024 To Permit of Construction of New Bridge. C. L. GEANGE, Go Town Clerk. 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 966 Perfumery. MUSICAL TUITION ' ]J|R. £JHaRLES "pLLIS (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) Acoustics. (e) History of Music. Classes or Individual Training can be arranged. Studio: NO. 1, WALLACE'S BLDGS.. CAMERON ST. 'Phone 403.