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Northern Advocate, 22 June 1925, Page 1

I " ALMAO'S I "abanco" Sheeting and iILLOW COTTON We stock the celebrated "Abanco" Fabrics, about which there is. 110 doubt of their uvnriug qualities. Absolutely ' pure,-.-medium twill, maximum weight, together with, a special linen finish makes tiiwe goods par excellence n appearance and feel. for Single Beds 14/6 Pair For Double Beds 22/6 Pair Pillow Cotton (circular), 40 inches wide, fine twill, with linen finish, 1/11 OBTAINABLE AT ALMAO'S UPPER BANK ST. j WANTED KNOWN I AN Alarm Clock for late winter ; mornings. The sure-to-wake-you kind; from 11/ at Hedge's. 943 !— — j A COMPREHENSIVE range of At- ! tractive Pictures. We Frame Pic- I tures. —B. R. Miller, James St. .26 j A DOUGLAS ' .utotor-cycle at ! £67/10/ is the best Motor-cycle proposition today.—Bray & Hannam. BOARD AND LODGINGS j "DEDS. Board optional.—Cornwall House, opp. Settlers' Hotel. —Mrs. j Frewin (late of Waihi). 103 j LOST AND FOUND ] T OST —On road, between Waiotira | and Whangarei: Attache Case con- j taining evening shoes, etc.—Reward on J returning to Lawrie's Music Shop. 140 ( I T OST —Between Farmers' Trading ! Co. and Wrack St: Gent's Fur-j lined Dark Tan Gloves.—Finder j please leave ac BUmshard's, Cameron St. 130 | T OST—Gold-mounted Sheafer Foun- j tain Pen, initialled.—Reward on J returning to Thomson, Bagley & Co. j gTRAYING on my Property, at j Maunu: 1 Roan Cow (milking), ; slit in right ear. If not claimed will 1 be sold at July sale, Whangarei. —L. ! C. Garry. 115 j \\TILL person who took, by mistake, j Bike from Mann's Shop, please ! return? —Shaw, c/o S. Mann. j , ■ J i WANTED TO RENT | WANTED ../ ../ ../ ../ ../../.. nPWO Furnished Rooms by M.C.; handy to town. —Write K., Advocate. 138 | CONCERT j CALVATION A RMY j ■ TOWN HALL jtX ~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 : 8 P.M. j VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL I PROGRAMME By our Silver Band and Leading Talent. 144 Admission: 1/6 and 1/. PUBLIC NOTICES I rpHE LEGAL OFFICES will -be! A CLOSED TOMORROW (Tuesday, 23rd Inst.), being the Prince of Wales' Birthday. 145 Y W. C. A. ACTIVITIES TUESDAY, June 23—6.45 to 7.45: Fancywork; teacher, Miss Hedges. ! 7.45: Musical and Social Evening. WEDNESDAY, June 24—7.30: Special Folk Dance Class; teacher, Miss Taylor. . For further particulars Phone 446 D. , 142 > MEETINGS. i RATIONAL jjjjfONUMENT To THE LATE PRIME MINISTER • THE RIGHT. HON. W. F. MASSEY Citizens of the Borough and County ' of Whangarei are cordially invited to , attend a PUBLIC MEETING In the, TOWN HALL SUPPER ROOM t i - j WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1925 I I 'At 2 p.m. . { 'j To discuss the question of co-opera 1 tion in the National Movement to r raise a Memorial to the late Right » Hon. W. F. Massey. i | It ia hoped that all Country Disr tricts, as well as the Borough, will be , represented. J. E. HOLMES, I Mayor of Whangarei. W. JONES, ' 48 Whangarei County Chairman. 3 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT S. > J>ABY jgCZEMA > Right from the commencement ot ) J,he "Klexema" Treatment babies suffering from Eczema » quickly regain their normal 3 j Besides restoring the fc ! lsin and health of the child d ] "KLEXEMA" _ brings content-' " I inent and happiness to many a M worried mother. 9 "KLEXEMA" TREATMENT IS ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL! ■" Consultations Free. Country Patients Treated by " Correspondence. ~ Send for Booklet of Treatment and , Testimonials, jj Phone 46-324 - J£LEXEMA J>OOMS II Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturdays, _ 10 a.m. to 1 r p.m.; Tuesday and Friday evenings, it 7 to 8.30. ® j WHITEHALL BUILDING Near Tabernacle. Top of Queen St.