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Northern Advocate, 4 June 1948, Page 1

WANTED- TO BUY APPAREL Wanted Children’s warm clothing, cardigans, jumpers, etc. Ladies' cardigans, jumpers, also O.S. frocks.—Hill & Hagan, Cameron St. cd/h6 I>UILDING Section, northern end of town preferred.—Ring 2246 week-end. / 203 I>EST Prices paid for Gum and Fungus.— )G. Jerkovich, Kaikohe. Box 24, Ph. 340. 59 STAMP Collections and Accumulations wanted. Best cash prices paid.—PlM & CO. (N.Z.) LTD. 192 Queen Street. AUCKLAND 00/p2 TWO Truck 20in. Wheels.—Ring 5187. 227 TTRGENT Small House, by returned vJ serviceman. Anywhere in Whangarei. —Reply Serviceman, Advocate. 92 CAB PAINTING TF you want a durable Car Painting job, JL Incorporating taste, dignity and quality, take it to NOEL BATEMAN, Robert Street. Phone 2418. cd/b4 PHOTOGRAPHY Palmer Portrait Studio A large and well-appointed indoor Studio, perfectly illuminated with the latest fluorescent lighting for Bridal Photos and all other Portrait work. You have no need to worry about the weather when you make the appointment with the PALMER PORTRAIT STUDIO Cameron St., Whangarei. Phone 3338. co/p7 PLANTS FOB SALE (CABBAGE, Enfield Market and DrumJ head; CAULIFLOWER, Phenomenal M“’n Crop. 3/G per 100 posted.— SKINNER’S Greengrocery. Water Street. 711 SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING NEW! LYTHRUM PRITCHARDII rriHIS lovely perennial is quite one of the ± loveliest of the newer introductions, l’he long-flowering bush produces prolific masses of erect spikes, each smothered in a perfect cloak of semi-double, brilliantlycoloured fuschine pink blooms, and giving the effect of a massed grove of miniature oink poplars. 2/6 each —5 for 10/-. Immediate delivery.—JUDD'S (John Bright & f. Judd), The Quality Seedsmen, 9 Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. 468 TENDERS "CTUT, portable, Bft x 6ft 6in„ pinex -*-*■ lined, new, well constructed. E. V. RALLS LTD. Ph. 3119 Whangarei or Kawakawa 110. 149 MESSRS HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD. Cameron Street. "TENDERS are invited for reinstate- -*■ ment of fire damage to the above juilding. Plan and specifications at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALFRED P. MORGAN, A.R.1.8.A., A.N.Z.1.A., Architect, Whangarei. ACCOMMODATION A ORANGI GUEST HOUSE, 2min. city, r\. newly renovated. Room with bedside cay 10/-, reduction weekly.—Address 23 ymonds Street. Auckland. Ph. 49-467. co/a7 AUSSELL FLATS RUSSELL. Bed and A Tray. Good Bed, Good Tray. Good iew. Book in early at Russell Flats A jme away from home. Ph. 15K, Russell. co/r3 > USSELL JJANANUI jjOUSH Situated on the Waterfront. Tariff £4/4/- weekly. O. Box 27. Phone 47. co/h2 NTJOY A PLEASANT HOLIDAY AT . . . fGAWHA SPRINGS SPA KAIKOHE Delightful Hostel Hot Springs Baths. Unexcelled in N.Z. Works wonders for RHEUMATICS, lEUMATOID ARTHRITIS and SCIATICA. Only Mercury Baths in N.Z. Daily Service Car. • rite or Ring ManagerPhone 73, Box 175, KAIKOHE. 109 “TRY THE CRI” THE NEW CRITERION HOTEL AUCKLAND (Ann Powell—Proprietress) The Hotel for Smart, Smiling Service. First Quality Beverages. The Guest’s Ideal in Accommodation. PHONE 40-671 AUCKLAND n 25 SPORTS FIXTURES ~ vyHANGAREI JJOCKEY (INC.) KING’S BIRTHDAY HOCKEY TOURNAMENT KENSINGTON. PARK MONDAY JUNE 7 ~ Commencing at 10.15 a.m. Over 500 players will be participating, including players from Auckland and Northern Wairoa add interest to the games. Refreshments procurable on the grounds. Admission: Players and Adults, 1/-; Children 6d. *2B THE GIANTS CLASH! JJIKURANGI V. 'YyHANGARURU RUGBY LEAGUE JUBILEE PARK WHANGAREI, rpOMORROW jgATURDAY On the first meeting, Hikurangi beat Whangaruru. 39—0. On the second meeting they beat them 3 —o. Whangaruru has improved again. This is the third time of their meeting. Who will win? Join the select crowd at Jubilee Park and see for yourself. 197 J>UGBY J^EAGUE KING’S BIRTHDAY TOURNAMENT Be sure to be at JUBILEE PARK, Whangarei, and see a feast of good football. Team nominations close with Secretary 10 a.m. on the ground. 225 M. CALDER, Hon. Sec.