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Northern Advocate, 4 August 1932, Page 1

DRY CLEANING, DYEING; REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS. EASY PRICES for HARD TIMESSuits, Costumes and Overcoats Cleaned, Repaired and Pressed, • or Dyed. Prices Lowest in the North. Hats Cleaned and Deblocked. DE TOURRET ’S BUILDINGS (Upstairs) JAMES STREET R. H. HUGHES TAILOR PUBLIC NOTICES JN BANKRUPTCY J Take notice that I, GEORGE PERCIVAL MOORE, of Whangarci, intend to apply to the Supreme Court j at Auckland on Friday, the 2Gth davi

r ,of August, 1932, at K) o’clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as ap- > plication may be heanl for an Order of Discharge. L Datdl this 3rd dav of August, 1032. : GEORGE PERCTYAL MOORE. By his Solicitor: L. A. .Johnson. 434 M R - A. E. ROBINSON WILL SPEAK TN TEE. jyjADETRA JJALL RUST LANE WHANG ARE I On gTIT AT S P.M. On—- ‘ ‘ THE WAY OUT OF THE MUDDLE” EYERYEODY TNVTTED

] x x>\_/.i.v j. iivv .IJ.tiJV r j 446 » POULTRY FOB SALE ; C ol UMBIAN Wyandottes, imported rooster, cockerel, unrelated; 2 , hens, 3 pullets, excellent layers.—Ap- > ply (Mrs.) D. Brittain, 19 Wallace Ed., . Papatoetoe. 447 - "JJ r TTLITY White Leghorn and Black I Orpington Clucks, from specially ; selected laying birds; 25 chicks, £1 .1/-; .100 chicks, £4; settings of eggs, ■ 7/6. Orders can be loft at" S. Mann’s, . Grocer. —11. Holdaway, Old Pam a Bay Eoad. ' 401 Q PUREBRED White Runner Ducks, started to lay, and Drake, different strain.—ls 9 Kamo Rd. Phone 2513. 459 0 WHITE Leghorn Pullets and 8 Hens, great laying strain; all lay-ing-—Apply H. Morgan, Raumanga Ed. pGULTRY ' jpIARM DUNDAS ROAD WHANGAREI Fay-old Chicks and Settings from my Famous Layers. Black Orpingtons (Imp.), White Leghorns (Auckland , competition strain). Repeat orders are my best recommendation. MRS. E. A. TENNANT, Proprietress. 331 FRUIT FOR SALE Poormaiv’s Oranges, 4/- cash, delivered. Lemons, 6/6 case; half case, 3/6. —Ring 5612. 305 SEEDS AND PLANTS FOR SALE JpEANK A. GREEN and Son, One Tree Hill, Auckland, Growers and Suppliers of High-class Nursery Stock. Shrub, Shelter and Hedge Plants, Roses, Fruit Trees and Ferns.—Apply for prices. 899 TZ"ERIKEEI Nurseries ■ (Bay of IsV lands).—-7000 Citrus Trees, all Sunkist varieties, including American Grape Fruit, Washington Navels, Valencia, Late Oranges, Lisbon and Eureka Lemons, lyr. to Syr, old, 2/6 to 5/- each; 30,000 Shelter Trees. Special quotes for quantities.—Robert Scott, Proprietor. (Delivered to rail). 267 CIX Vivid, Distinct, Polyanthus Roses. Gloria Mundi, 2/-; Orange Perfection, 1/9; Orange Queen, .1/9; Fireglow, 3/-; Orange. King, 1/9; Coral Cluster, 1/9; The Set, 10/-, Violets: Princess Mary, ]/- each; Mrs, Lloyd George, 6d each; King of the Doubles, 6d each. Carnations: Seedling, extra quality, 2/6 dozen. Aquilegas, extra quality, 2/6 doz. Hollyhock, Delphinium, extra quality, 2/6 doz. Post Free. } Cash with Order.—Rasmussen Ltd,, Nurserymen, Aramoho. 568 THHE Three Winners. —Swedish Giant Cabbage, unsurpassed for quality and size, gains first prizes wherever shown. Nine Star Broccoli, bears 5 to 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 gHELTER TREES Acacia Verticillata, quick growing, per 100 10/- • Macrocarpa, 2-year, best, per 100 30/- ' Forestry grade, per 100 .... 15/Lawsoniana, 2-year, best, per 100 30/Forestry grade, per 100 .... 15/Pines, 2-year, per 100 20/Forcstry, 2-year, per 100 ... 10/Cash With Order. Rail Freight Paid. • D. H. M ACDONALD MANUEEWA AUCKLAND WANTED KNOWN £JLEAN Your Teeth with I-o-dent Tooth Paste, which makes them pearly-white. 1/6 tube.—Obtainable ‘ from H, Menzies, Chemist. 273 i i