LOST AND FOUND LOST— Kamo Bus, Thursday night, or in town: Lady’s Bracelet, made of N.ZArmy buttons.—Apply Kamo P.O. 861 LOST —Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch, needs repairing. Reward.—Address Advocate. 911 T OST—From Kamo: Big Tan and White J-J Cattle Dog, “Laddie.”—Finder please communicate G. Elliott, Phone 2356. Reward. 389 T OST—Yellow Kid Glove,- with brown JLI stitching on back, between Donald St. and town. —Finder please- leave at Advocate. 913 L"EFT at Girls’ High School grounds, last Saturday week: Lady’s White Knitted Cardigan.—Finder please ring Takahiwai P.O. 89 4 ]\/fISSING from King St., Hikurangi: Light i?JL Jersey House Cow, no horns. —Ring 58, Hikurangi. 924 FOUND— Thursday night: Lady’s Green Coat. —Owner may collect same at Advocate. FOUND— V.J. evening: Gold Locket on chain with photograph.—Geo. Hendy, Tailor, Whangarei. 92 - TO LET q~cT~FLAT, Neeco rangette, 2 rooms; conO. veniences.—Address Advocate: 934 WANTED TO RENT IVIL Servant (discharged serviceman), married with no children. _ urgently re : quires a House or large Flat in Whangarei or immediate vicinity. Advertiser is in a position to provide fully satisfactory references and is prepared to pay a substantial amount of rent in advance. —Write E.F., Advocate. OR Lease —House, with or without some acres, within 5 miles Whangarei.—Write House, Advocate. 8^ MALL 4-roomed House, town or country; electricity. Rent in advance if necessary. Two adults.—Mrs. Love, Waikiekie. Phone SU. 83J XTRGENT Flat or House, unfurnished. J Civil servant. No children.—Ring 5469. BOARD AND RESIDENCE T>OARD wanted by working man, handy -O to town. —Write Gent, Advocate. 915 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS WATERPROOF SHEETING HEAVY QUALITY WHITE—3Bin. wide .... Jg/(} yard BABIES’ BOTTLE TEATS .. OD. ea. DRESS SHIELDS— Large P a i r Small l/() pair LIFEBUOY RUBBER COY., LTD. VINE STREET WHANGAREI L 5 TENNIS PLAYERS The season will soon be here and here is your opportunity to get I TENNIS BALLS WITHOUT A PERMIT j at £ per pair—postage Bd. per dozen—postage 1/2. Mailed Anywhere W I S E M AN’S W 24
the tumult and glamour of a Victory so deservedly won. we pause to pay tribute to those who sacrificed all that Free People the world over may again live in peace. We cherished life But we loved our country more And for ourselves We rest content. FARMERS’ TRADING Co., Ltd. WHANG AH EI FI DEAFNESS A demonstration and free trial of the most modern development in Hearing Aids will be givfcn in their own homes to those hard 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 RADIO REPAIRS - BATTERY SETS ELECTRIFIED BIRCHALL’S Ltd. Phone 2612. VINE STREET (next Army Office). Agents: Hensley’s Umbrella Repair Service. 810 J $I ACKAY AND g°N DECORATORS, PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS Phone 2900 1 MILL ROAD
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Northern Advocate, 23 August 1945, Page 1
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