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Northern Advocate, 16 April 1932, Page 1

ALBERT HOTEL L, 241 QUEEN STREET (Next Strand Arcade.) Well Appointed. Central Situation I TARIFF 14/- PEE DAY '■ Best Place for WLangarei and Districi Residents to Meet. R. H. WEBBER : Managei Phones: 45-263 and 41-565. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS I [ Owing to now Legislation, we must discontinue issuing Cash Register i Tickets for Rebate after APRIL) 30th. Redeem your tickets before that date ; and secure their value in Goods — i Rubber Boots, Cycle Tyres, Repair 'Outfits, Milker Rubber, etc., etc. In future our policy will be to give Cash Discount off Goods on the Spot. JMFEBUOY J> ÜBBER VINE STREET BOARD AND RESIDENCE r ACANCY for Two Gentlemen I Boarders, permanents, single or j share room, from 25/-; good table. — i Mrs. Beveridge, 18 Norfolk . St. Phone rpilE LEVIATHAN Private Hotel, Bank St. —Under Entirely New Management. Superior Accommodation, Every Comfort, Excellent Cuisine. Permanents and Casuals, single rooms, 30/- weekly.—Mrs, J. B. Watt, Proprietress (late Kamo Springs). 305 NOTICE C E 75.1.

’ XXPTDGE HOUSE, Warkworth.— • / r'A.A.A. Appointed House. Telephone 53. Proprietors: Mr. and Mrs. J. Clegg. , Tea Rooms open Sundays and Holidays. Bakery (bread and small goods a specialty). Morning and afternoon teas. Superior Accommodation j for Permanents and Transients. MotorI ists specially catered for. Electric | light in every room. Reasonable tariff. 834 AN AI A JJOIJSE GREY STREET (Under Entirely New Management) BOARD AND RESIDENCE I Close to Town, yet Away from the j Noise of Traffic. River Frontage with, I Unsurpassed View. Parking for Cars. TERMS MODERATE Phone 291 D. j PHOTOGRAPHY p A R- D ETTES '“'ARDETTES ARE ALL THE RAGE Amateurs who want their photo j finished on thick cards ;just ask I for CARDETTES No Extra Charge. No Extra Time. j At— - JgURFOOT’S JQARKROOM The Only Darkroom to receive a letter of appreciation from His Excellency the Governor-General of New Zealand. E Art Studios for High-class Portraiture. —Geo. E. Woolley, Artist. pORTRAITURE Of Yourselves—Of the Children. Keep the Work in Your Own Town. Palmer Portrait Postcards, 12/6 dozen with Sin. x 6in. Enlargement Free, or 7/- for 6 Portrait Postcards, The Enlargement Oil Tinted for 2/6. T. G. PALMER Photographer, opp. Bargain Store. pATCHELOR’S QAMERA JJOUSE Amateurs may still have their Films printed on Thick Cards on Velvet, Matt, Ivory or Glossy Surface. EXTRA QUALITY AT NO EXTRA CHARGE AND A SPECIALIST DOES THEM THINK OF THAT ADVANTAGE J. JgATCIIELOR FILM DEVELOPING SPECIALIST WHANG ARE! PLANTS FOR SALE pULLEN’S Pedigree Bulbs Stand Supremo! .1932 is Bargain Year. Send for Our Free List of Bargains. Anemones! Ranunculus! Small 3/-, large 6/- 100. Muscari, 5/-; Frcesias, ?,/-• Babianas, 7/-; Ixias, 5/--, Sparaxis. 6/- 100. Plant Now.—F. CULLEN, Waimaukn. 787 ELAYE Flowers and 'Vegetables all sjudng; 12 assorted packets Vegetable or Flower Seeds, 2/-; 6 packets, 1/-. —Abraham Proprietary, Seed Growers, Parnell. On tpi-IE Three Winners. —Swedish Giant Cabbage, unsurpassed for quality and size, gains first prizes wherever shown. Nine Star Broccoli, bears sto 13 heads year after year, stands severe frosts. World’s Wonder Peas, vigorous, tall growers, enormous croppers, superb flavour. The Three Varieties, 3/-, Post Free.—Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. 343 WANTED ‘ KNOWN ■OOUQUETS and Wreaths made to -*-* order. Cut Flowers.—Mrs. A, M. Englund, Florist, Maunu Rd., Whangarei. Phono 418 D., Private 418 A. SCHEDULES for the Winter Exhibition arc obtainable from Messrs. Yates and Co., Vine St.; Drummond Bros., Cameron St., and Simpson Bros., Upper Bank St. Have you a copy? If not, get one and put in yonr Entries. All Entries close on April 30th. 228