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Northern Advocate, 22 August 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS JOHN BOYD I HOUSE FURNISHER, VALUER, j GENERAL AUOTIONEEB, AND COMMISSION AGENT. KATHBONE STRESS. WHANGAEEI The Oldest Established Auction Mart in WlSangarei. OUTSIDE SALES A SPECIALITY. We are now open to receive Consignments of Furnlture,Sundriea, Soiled Stocks, E*e., or anything you wish to turn into Cash, 407. MART SAEES JJJART g ALE TOMORROW SATURDAY TOMORROW • SATURDAY At Our Premises RATHBONE STREET ]JJART WILL SELL AT 1 P.M.: y> VACUUM CLEANERS, New. 2 GENT'S. OVERCOATS, New. 2 LADIES' RAINPROOFS, New. 1 LARGE CARPET. SKIRTS, ETC. .SETS OF JUGS, TEAPOTS, TEASETS, JARDINIERES, TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS, POTS, PANS, BATHS, SINK & FITTINGS, GAS GRILLES, TYPEWRITER. CYCLE. PUSH-CHAIRS, PRAMS. Also a Large Quantity of FURNITURE, GROCERIES, ETC. J. ~B° YD ' 08S AUCTIONEER, PUBLIC NOTICES ' HIKURANGI DISTRICT MEDICAL CLUB. (INC.) SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING. "NOTICE is hereby given that a \ Special General Meeting of tlioj above Club will be held in the Hikurangi Hall on SATURDAY, 30th August, at 3 p.m. I BUSINESS: To Consider Recommendation for Re- 1 organisation of Club. : To Receive Suggestions for the Better Working of Club. A Full Attendance of Members is re- i quested. H. A. PEEBLES. 448 Secretary. WHANGAREI SCHOOL FAIR RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS Saucepan (Correct Number 972). —C. F. Collins, 1000. Safety Razor ((5(51)).—J. Tate, 660. Chain-Stepping.—E. Pea ice. Weight Ham (131b. Boz.).—C. F. Collins and Wilkinson estimated correct weight: in draw, Mr Wilkinson won. School-bag (5350.—C. Hotson, tiOO. Sword-Slashing.—W. . Griffin. Nail-Driving. — Ladies, Mrs. MMdleton; Men, C. Hotson. Cake (Sib. 50z.). —R. G. Hosking, correct weight. Cake (41b. Joz.).—Miss Cole. Box Chocolates (431).—Mr. Sword, 441. Cake (01b. lOJoz.). —Mrs. G. Harrison. Teapot (602).— G. Tucker, SGO. Electric Torch (807).—Mrs. Tucker, 918. Cake (31b. 12ioz.).—H. H. Ekins and M. Lawrie, equal. Thimble. —Not estimated. Vase Set (888).—Mrs Leeky, 875. 591 M"TTT? TT ' SOVEREIGN itlJLrjiv o Avma stores Amber Tips 2/10. Arcadia Tea 2/fi. Butterfly Tea 2/0. Bell Tea 2/11 lb. Glaxo 2/7. Robinson's Groats 1/4. ABC Jam 9d. Corn Flour 7£d lb. Sylva Starch 10d. Nadco Dyes 9£d. Wilson's Malt, large 3/6; small 2/2. White and Gold Cups and Saucers IOJd. Caustic Soda lOJtl. Shreddo 1/2. Herrings in Sauce lid. Sunmaid Raisins 7d. Bournville Cocoa 3/5 lb. Salmon 6d. Sandsoap, 5 cakes 1/-. Safety Matches 9d. Rice 3d. lb. Kruschen Salts 2/2. Erasmic Herb Soap 7d. Palmolive Soap Bd. Quickshino, large, lit!. Nugget, large, 10>ld. Lead Pencils 6d. per dozen. Scrub Brushes lfld. VINE Butter 1/9. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU SOVEREIGNS. CAMERON STREET, WHANGAREI FINANCIAL MONEY WANTED FOR BOROUGH WORKS. i T)EBEXTURES QN gALE THE WHANGAREI BOROUGH COUNCIL Invites Applications for Debentures in various Borough Loans, secured upon the Municipal Assets. Each Debenture is of the Value of £100 ami has a Currency of Twenty Years. Interest, at the rate of 5 -J per cent. per annum, is payable Half-yearly, free of exchange, at any branch of tho Bank of New Zealand in the Dominion. The Debentures and Interest Coupons aro payable to Bearer. THIS IS A SAFE AND REMUNERATIVE FORM OF INVESTMENT FOR TRUST FUNDS. Application for Debentures should be made at once to: C. L. GRANGE, Town Clerk. 430