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Northern Advocate, 4 October 1938, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS Household Lines . . * Including: Kneel-on Mats, Chair Seats Fly Swats, Light and Heavy Gloves Gardening Gloves, Aprons, etc. LIFEBUOY RUBBER CO The Home of Quality Rubberware VINE STREET L 3 HARDIE BEOS. LTD, CAERIEES iVALTON STREET WHANGAEEI Phones 2051 H 3 WANTED TO BENT

■OUSINESS Lady requires furnished , or unfurnished bed-sittingroom.— I Write Room, Advocate. 872 SEASIDE Bach or Cottage. Xmas ~ holidays.—-Apply v 11 Oranga Rd., Whangarei. F. _____ 918 TIJANTED Immediately. Whangarei or Onerahi: Furnished or Unfurnished House or Flat, for term of one to 12 months; no children.—Write Select, Advocate* 950 ACCOMMODATION PEOPLE’S PALACE <Salv. Army), A Queen St., Auckland. Central, excellent table, spacious grounds. Tariff moderate. P 33 npHE LEVIATHAN, Bank St., caters A for Bed and Breakfast Guests. Every convenience. Centrally situated. —Phone 2526. 191 COME TO pARAKAI H OUSE HELENSVILLE FOR A REAL HOLIDAY OR REST Hot Mineral Baths (Plunge, Slipper and Roman). Social Hall, Tennis Court. Excellent Cuisine. Splendid Service. Ample Garage Accommodation. Appointed AA. HosteL Tariff—l 4- day, £3/17/6 a week PHONES Helensville - - - - 35 Auckland - - - 46-087 Mrs. F. M. RIMMER— Manageress

PUBLIC NOTICES OENTENNIAL V * CELEBRATIONS WHANGAREI SUB-ZONE COMMITTEE | The Whangarei Sub-Zone Centennial ■Committee invites the people of the Whangarei District (Whangarei County, Borough and Town Districts) to suggest to the Committee not later than the end of October, dates of historical events within the area which would be considered' worthy of commemoration. Communications should be addressed to the undersigned. . L. O. HALL, Secretary, Town Hall, Whangarei. 944 FOOT SUFFERERS I ... Consult MR. MERVYN ADAMS, Foot Specialist of Auckland, for Corns, Painful Feet and Fallen Arches, | SPECIAL VISIT Mr, Mervyn Adams will be in attendance at FRANKLIN’S SHOE STORE | WHANGAREI on SATURDAY OCTOBER Bth from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. : Those wishing an interview are asked to arrange same with Mr. Franklin I I before Friday, October 7th. 908

BOOKLOVERS’ LIBRARY | The Finest Book-Lending Institution in Northland. POPULAR NOVELS MODERN FICTION TRAVEL BOOKS Entrance Fee 2/-, Exchange Fee 3d. Special Editions 6d. Take two or three books. Some of Our New Editions include; — “Across the Frontiers” (Phillip Gibbs) “News of England” (Beverly Nicholls) “And No Quarter” (Maurice Walsh) “Promenade” (G. B. Lancaster). “See How They Rim” (Gerard Tickell) “Victoria, Four-Thirty” (Cecil Roberts) “Young Man Without Money” (Maysie Greig). “A Blunt Instrument” (Georgette i Heyer). Listen-in to Book Lovers’ Review, by Marina, IZB, every Tuesday, 11.30 a.m. THE BOOKLOVERS ’ LIBRARY (Just Above Bargain Stores) BANK STREET 672

IJJARSDEN rpiMBER £JO. £TD. RATHBONE STREET—WHANGAREI Phone 2718 Box 103 Wish to notify the builders and buyers of Timber, that they have taken over Rowsell and Rowsell’s Timber output from their mill at Okaihau. Dry stocks included, and in a position to supply any orders entrusted to them. Any order of 2000 feet or more, supplied direct from Mill at Okaihau, will be delivered and freight paid to any Railway Station, between Okaihau and Helensville, at Whangarei List Price. Grading and milling guaranteed. Dry Finishing Lines: Mouldings and Match Lining a speciality. Price Lists posted to any address on application. M 9