board and residence T ADY Wants Private Board, walking distance High School.—Write Private, Advocate. 323 ■pRIVATE Board available, suit "*■ school teacher, business lady or gentleman, comfortable home, central. —Address at Advocate. 515 TI7ANTED to Board: Gentleman, com- ' pany for elderly man, seaside )P home, board moderate; good home, good cook.—J. E. Silvester, c/o Post Office, Qnerahi. 513 TTOTEL Windsor lias accommodation for Permanent Boarders from 25/-. Casuals 8/- day; £2 week. Superior Cuisine, every home comfort. Electric Radio, Piano. —Phono 2088, 2515 WAITANGI TOITRISTS.—On the ’’ Homeward Journey. Do not fail 4 to visit the beautiful WAIPU COVE (31 miles south of AVhangarei) on your 'T return from the celebrations and spend some time at the Cove Beach. Excellent accommodation at the COVE „ BEACH HOUSE, meals at all hours; ~! moderate tariff. —A. L. THOMAS. Proprietor. 407 t TO LET TTNFUHNISHBD 2-roomed Flat, live • minutes from town; own entrance. —Write Flat, Advocate. 5.14 WHANGAREI Heads-Funiishod CotT Inge, pleasantly situated on beach and main road from Whangarei. Use of boat, horse and cow.—Apply J.C., Box 107, Auckland. 405 WANTED TO RENT QMALL Furnished House or Plat, handy Whangarei School. —Write Reasonable, Advocate. 517 OLD GOLD ' J must still have Old Hold you i J A should dispose of now that prices i are so good. I am the Old Gold Buyer, j —E. A. Simmons, Whangarei, 496 s TAILORING Q.ENUINE Tailor-made Suits, handtailored on the premises. Prices to compete with ready-made. Materials guaranteed.—W. Qfuayle, Tailor, Rathbone Street. 234 SARTORIAL “"YOU can depend on our Tailor- » Your, clothes are made in nig. our workshop, in your own town. Not in city factories. —Fraser, 8 Rathbonc Street. 205 BOOT REPAIRS ALICE, always agile, abominated abrasions. Sensing sore soles, she sensibly sent shoes to Whangarei Shoe Repair Service (C. J. Moore, Manager), where * 1 Repairs are cheap, neat and mit your feet.” 162 TTIGH-Class Boot Repairs carried out by Export Workman, All Work Guaranteed. Prices Moderate. —Patterson’s, Rathbone Street, the Leading Boot Repairers. 193 P HARKNESS, Bootmaker, Maunu Road (opp. Wyllie’s Petrol Sta;ion). Repairs neatly, cheaply, prompty executed. A trial Solicited. Terms lash- 954 MEDICINES, ETC. jpOR Don’t Forget Your FILMS SUNBURN LOTION MOSQUITO CREAM FACE POWDER, ETC. JASPER. JJURFOOT HAS THEM READY FOR YOU 4 CAMERON STREET P /TOR-LIFE Tablets contain no drugs, A but feed the system .with pure lood and valuable mineral properties i their organic form. 2/6, 4/6. 6/-. '. Menzies, Chemist. 288 I7HBN in Pain remember the namc- ’ Estcrin Tablets —contain a new dative—not Aspirin—that relieves cadaches, Toothache, Neuralgia. 1/6 II Chemists and Farmer’s Pharmacy. 208 “TTUSBAND AND WIFE’S HANDX 1 . BOOK” By Dr. Hubert Alcott. Price 1/only. Being a concise treatise on a subject of vital importance to all married persons and those intending to marry. Together with our Booklet of Appliances FREE. These two books post free under plain wrapper for 1/-. —.Chemists’ Supplies Co., Box 1178, Christchurch. I S e: ii P J d
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Northern Advocate, 6 February 1934, Page 1
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