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Northern Advocate, 3 September 1947, Page 2

m m L WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS Prompt Mail Service K. A. KNIGHT, M.N.Z.ILL NORTHLAND JEWELLER - - KAITAIA , As we have increased our workshop staff we arc now able to undertake more repairs. We offer you a prompt and efficient service—all work guaranteed. Please register articles if posted. ESTIMATE OF COST ADVISED BY RETURN MAIL SUPPORT THE FARMERS’ WORKS Be sure to stipulate that all your Fat Stock for Export must be killed at the Works of .THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING CO., LTD. This is the Company in which the farmers have a direct interest. OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY FARMERS Representative— MAX GARLAND. Phone 2696, Whangarel.

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WIRE WOVES—Strongly sprung, universal fittings. Single Bed. ' eac^ MATTRESSES—WeII filled, strong ticks. Single Bed from Double Bed from 77 1 (i 85'For Cold Nights—DOUßLE BED DOWN QUILTS Floral Chintz Covers with Green, Fawn and Rose backgrounds. From ET'lß'6 PILLOWS —Milled wool, striped ticks. each KAPOK QUILTS Art. Silk , Brocade Covers, in Green and Gold. Single Double 4G G each 6611 each 72in. ALL-PURPOSE FELT in shades of Fawn, Rust, Brown. Wine, Scarlet, Green and Blue. 1-1/9 yard AMPLE STOCKS AVAILABLE FOR MAIL ORDERS AND LAY-BYS BRUSH MATS— Sizes 0 1 2 3 7 h 841 11 6 17 7 6 each 31in. MERCERISED FUJI, for underwear, in shades of Apple Green and Lemon. 4/3 yard 29in. DARK GREY MOLESKIN TROUS-' ERING for tough wear. g/£» yard 36in. FLORAL CAMBRIC Dainty patterns on Pink, Blue and White backgrounds, for kiddies’ frocks and underwear. 4- 7 6 yard GENUINE BELGIAN RUGS Soft pile, rich tonings. 3ft. x sft. 6511 each 36in. CURTAIN MUSLIN Suitable for frilling, in shades of Ecru, Green, Blue, Pink, Lavender and Lemon. 441 yd Made to your own measurements —N.Z. FLAX MATTING in a large range of gaily coloured stripes.’ 27in. 36in. 54in. GOOD QUALITY ENGLISH GABARDINE, for raincoats, golf jackets, etc. Navy and Fawn. 136 yard For SERVICE and BETTER VALUE m TER m 74 BANK STREET COMMERCE STREET WHANG AREI KAITAIA AUCKLAND HAMILTON

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