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Northern Advocate, 23 August 1924, Page 1

SALE ENDS • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27th Only a short time left to Procure Goods Below Cost. MRS J. W. M C INTYRE BANK STREET. WANTED KNOWN A" GLENELG Fanner states that lie would not be without a Fordson Tractor. See this wonder machine in operation at Mr. H. W. Ellis' Farm, Maungatapere, on Tuesday next at 1 p.m. oSG A WONDERFUL Range of Childrcn's Spring Millinery at Crosby's. 550 A RING to 192K will receive p-rompt attention. —Simons' Gocery Store, Junction Kamo & Mill Rd. 561 Punctuality, CiviMty and Value in Boot Repairs, try A. L. Day, Upper Bank St. 831

jpOODLASS, Wall & Co.'s Prepared I Paint, 251b. to the gallon, for j 25/-.—Wood & Lamb, 'Phone 208. I rp'HE Famous Stormont Block Cake I Reduced in price at Mann's Star j Confectionery, Upper Bank St. 881 TIfEN'S All-Wool Flannels to clear at iU 5/11.—Ken. Kelly. 574 TITONEY is easily earned with a Fordson Tractor. No farmer who wants his farm to pay well should be without one. Attend the Demonstration at Mr. H. W. Ellis' Farm, Maungatapcre, on Tuesday next at 1 p.m. TMpEN'S Heavy Colonial Wool Underpants and Singlets, to clear from 5/6. —Ken. Kelly. 574 STANDARDISED Labour Charges for Repairing Ford Cars and Trucks. Inquire for a copy of those. —Whangarei Engineering Co. 123 SPECIAL Value: 20 only Boys' Grey All-wool Tweed Shorts, to clear from 5/6.—Ken. Kelly. 574 TTHOSE wishing to purchase a Birthday or Wedding Present should select it from Hedges'. Remember, all articles purchased initialled free. 943 nnHE Central Dining Rooms for a, deX lightful Fish Meal, Grill or Hot Luncheon. —S. Dunfoy, Proprietor. 947 A DOZ. Children's Ail-Wool English j and Colonial Jerseys in Grey, Brown Heather, Cardinal and White, to clear from 3/-. —Ken. Kelly. 574 11/ TEN'S SHIRTS. Special Line at Jack's. Fast colours, soft collar, splendid designs, exclusive to us; all sizes. Only 10/0 each. See front window. • 577 D. W. JACK & SONS.

LOST AND FOUND T OST —High School Cap, between .Tamos and Wrack Sts. —Finder please leave at Advocate. 61S TO LET TTOUSE To Let, Otaika Rd., two miles this side Portland. —Apply W. Tito, Otaika Ed. 542 TTOUSE (5 rooms), adjoining shop, To Let; every convenience.—Ap Nply E. W. Strugnell, Kamo Ed. 608 TO LET. GOOD SHOP IN BANK STREET. Very Reasonable Eental. Good Windows and a Good Position. A. H. CURTIS, 580 Bank Street. BOARD AND LODGING PRIVATE Board Wanted by Single •* Young Man, vicinity of Church of England preferred.—Write Respectable, Advocate. 592

EGGS AND POULTRY FOR SALE j "PLOCK of Orpington and Leghorn Fowls For Sale; at present laying 42 doz. per week.—G. B. Walker, Otaika Valley Rd. 587 pAIRNFIELD pOULTKY YARDS White Leghorns. Black Orpingtons. Champion layers and Show-winners. Cockerels 21/-; Sittings (15 eggs) 10/6. Stock Birds at reasonable Tates. Incubator Lots (100 eggs) ,£3; 50 eggs, 30/-. Special Single Matings, £1/1/-. i Order Today. I N. DICKEY MAIN'S AVENUE 817 SITTINGS of Utility Black Orpington and Indian Runner Duck Eggs For Sale.—My 3 Black Orpingtons laid 730 eggs, averaging 25 750z. per dozen at the last Auckland Egg-Laying Competition. Also Ist, 2nd and North 'Island Championship at Whangarei 1 Show.—A. S. HARDEN", Elizabeth St., { Whangarei, 'Phone 113 M. f5239 ! A USTRAL pOULTRY JTARM ROTORUA B. ORPINGTONS & W. LEGHORNS. World's Record Stock. (I hold Dominion Record for W.L. team of 3 hens.) Cockerels and Breeding Stock For Sale. Book NOW for Day-Old Chicks anci Sittings. Catalogues post free. J. N. McLEAN Proprietor, j THE AUSTRALIA ! AND THE EMPIRE PRIVATE HOTELS : ROTORUA Near Railway Station. Every Comfort. First-class Table (milk, eggs, etc. from my own farm). Dance and' Social Room. TARIFF: 11/ Per Day; ' 67/6 Per Week. Book Rooms by I Wire or Letter.