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Northern Advocate, 29 July 1938, Page 7

WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR PILES “Trial sample of Zann was wonderful. Had the'best sleep for months.” Hundreds of similar testimonials. Send ninepenee stamps for generous trial. — Zann Pty., Box 952 A.. Wellington. t

Hikurangi ADVERTISED GOODS AND SERVICES ARE YOUR GUARD AGAINST INFERIORITY T 0 0 yjjr nr -VL b CL LJA i You have the Choice of the Best in Groceries here . . , And you don’t pay extra for - Superior Quality Goods Buy Your Requirements in COW COVERS All Sizes in Stock PRICES RIGHT The EmnmmieStems HIKURANGI PHONE 40 Modem Electrical Servants Here arc listed appliances that will prove most convenient and decidedly economical in your home. 1) ELECTRIC IRONS 13/6, 17/6, 37/6 11.M.V. Controlled Heat IRON (Porcelain) 59/6 Unbreakable ELECTRIC JUGS 21/6 ELECTRIC KETTLES 35/ELECTRIC TOASTERS 17/6 to 27/6 f// TABLE STOVES 13/6 upwards IMMERSION HEATERS 7/6 to 9/6 ELECTRIC STOVES £4/5/- to £ls/-/-The “STELLA’’ Radio . . . A Radio Receiving Set that sells on performance alone Hear a “STELLA” to appreciate Radio MODELS from "j Guineas C. GAGER RADIO £ ELECTRICAL DEALER HIKURANGI Personals Mrs Corrigan, of Whangarei, visited Hikurangi on Monday, prior to leaving for Wellington. * * * * Mr J. Tomlinson, who is confined to his bod with a leg injury, received while playing football last week, js progressing satisfactorily. Mrs Barstow is away for a few days on holiday. Miss J. Christenson, who has been the guest of Miss B. Smith, returned to Kaitaia this week. Owing to the inclement weather on Tuesday night, the dance arranged by the Hikurangi League Football Club was postponed. Levies! Here’s Value in CLOTHES . . . TWEED COSTUMES Neatly tailored and stylish. We secured a job line of these and are offering ihem from Also a range of TWEED FROCKS in the latest cut, all sizes, and all one price - - /„ E. LOMAS S 3 m Pm mM Miss Peg Jacentho. who has also been a guest of Miss Smith, has returned to her home. $ * * * Mr and Mrs A. Mackey have returned to Hikurangi. * * * At the conclusion of business at the meeting of the Women's L0.0.F. Lodge on Monday evening, four tables were occupied at whist. * * K v Last Thursday evening a whist and bridge evening was held at the fire brigade hall in aid of the League Football Club. After an enjoyable series of games, prizes were won as fol-lows:—-Bridge, Mrs Steadman and Mr Spiers; consolation, Mr and Mrs Pearson. Whist: Mr and Mrs J. Johnson; consolation. Miss R. Smith and Mr Johnson. Fire Promptly Checked Prompt attention averted what might have been a serious outbreak of fire in Mrs Sparks' laundry premises King Street, on Tuesday evening. Flames were first noticed at 7.30, but the assistance of several men was requisitioned and the fire subdued with buckets with little difficulty. The British pick-a-back piano Mercury, en route for England from Newfoundland, has arrived at Lisbon. The flying-time from the Azores was six hours. DTP. HOTEL HIKURANGI &J T QUALITY BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS for Ladies and Men MRS K. SPARK HIKURANGI Your Shopping Needs easily fulfilled here Fresh BREAD and CAKES Sold here every day Also— The best that’s offering in Choice Fruit and Fresh Vegetables r Phone 35 HIKURANGI 4® FEET! That’s the distance your car needs to stop at a speed of 20 miles per hour. And 45 feet won’t do! A scientific brake test will determine just how safe YOUR car is. Every other mechanical attention and service at— STOCKLEY & SON HIKURANGI . ■