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Northern Advocate, 7 May 1945, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND OST Number Plate, L36.607.—W0u1d finder please Ring 2987. 101 OST —Child’s Pale Blue Cardigan, vicinity Kensington. Reward. —Phone 2375^ OST—-Child’s Pale Blue Cardigan, vicinity Kensington. Reward.—Phone 2375 at 6 p.m. 151 LOST —Fur Necklet, treasured, April 11, between railway station and Plaza Theatre. —Reward at Advocate. 100 OST—Pair Lady’s Fawn Gloves, in town, Saturday.—Finder kindly leave AdvoLOST— Onerahi Road: Two sacks Pumpkins, Friday night.—Finder Ring 2968^ OST —Gold Sheaffer’s Pencil, vicinity Kensington Park, Saturday. Personal value. Rev/ard.-‘—Please leave at Advocate. LOST —Gold Fernleaf Kiwi Brooch, between Dr. Campbell’s Surgery and Bargain Stores, last Friday morning. Keepsake nom son overseas. Reward. —Ring 5176. 21a LOST —At Kensington Racecourse, on Saturday: Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch, presentation inscription with name on back —Finder please communicate Walter Wakelin Ltd. Reward. 217 rnAKEN by mistake from Plaza Billiards: JL No. 5 Kelly Ball.—Please return to avoid further trouble. __ 229 BOARD AND RESIDENCE OARD and residence wanted by gentleman, preferably where Dr. Williams or allied dietary available.—Write No. 375, Adyocate. 122 CIVIL Servant, male, wants permanent board and residence: no objection bedsittingroom.—Write No. 137, Advocate. 131 ULL~Board wanted in private home by . female civil servant transferred to Whangarei.—Write Private, Advocate. 84 GENTLEMAN from “Wellington requires private board and residence in Whan»arei, from middle June to middle August. —Quote terms to Quin, Advocate. Iju ““business announcements LIFEB IT 0 Y for f WINTER WEATHER WEAR PIXIE HOODS, assorted colours— 5 7 6 each LADIES’ GABARDINE RAINCOATS, os- M's'9 MEN'S COATS— Light Oily 66 /_ Featherweight Trench Coats £4l0 7 Oily Canvas Riding Coats £3T0 7 - and £3 / 18 / 9 Oily Canvas Walking Coats sswLIFEBUOY RUBBER CO. VINE STREET L 5 CERVICE pOE rpHE gICK W. J. ORR PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST Cameron Street, Phone 3113. 06 DEAFNESS A demonstration and free trial of the most modern development in Hearing Aids will b.e given in their own homes to those lard of hearing. Ask for an appointment at— SARGENT’S PHARMACY, Bank St., Whangarei (Phone 2662). W. B. MORRIS’ PHARMACY, Dargaville (Phone 25M). P. M. WILLIAMS’ PHARMACY, Kaikohe (Phone 90S). C. S. ROYD’S PHARMACY, Kawakawa (Phone 18). G. F. GAUDIN, M.P.S., Kaitaia (Phone 159 M). 260 FARMERS’ TRADINGCo., Ltd. Phone 2190. MOTHER’S DAY MAY 13 Show your appreciation to the best friend you have. Give her a “FARMERS” GIFT ORDER AND SHE MAY CHOOSE FOR HERSELF ANY GIFT SHE DESIRES IN ANY BRANCH OR DEPARTMENT OF THE “FARMERS.”

5/- 10/6 £l/1/- £2/2/-. Your Soldier Boy will enjoy the “Farmers” Delicious Fruit Cakes. SEND HIM ONE TODAY 4 lb. size Rich Fruit Cake—7/-. With postage, 9/-. Also Soldiers’ and Civilians’ Parcels. CALL & SEE OUR LISTS FI FARMERS’ for GOOD FURNITURE FURNITURE BRANCH UPSTAIRS BANK STREET Try BAIGENT’S First For All Your PRINTING & STATIONERY Have you ordered your copy of WHITE’S AVIATION? The voice of New Zealand Flying—News and Views. Every first week of the month—l/- per copy. JAMES ST., WHANGAREI. Ph. 337 G. B 1 NEW WALLPAPERS Just unpacked—ready for your inspection. Also something for the Kiddies— I CUT-OUT BOOKS ! Really entertaining. W. E. WOOD (Wlig.) Ltd. Rathbone St. Phone 2208. W 23 *• assaaaf ■sssssss ■" All makes tested, examined and repaired by experts—your guarantee of 100% efficiency. TAKE IT TOIL HASLETT LTD. 40 Cameron Street. Phone 2565. CARRIERS & FUEL MERCHANTS' A Carrier for any class of carrying work, heavy or light. Prompt, dependable.—Ring 3441. Office: Water St. A 1