Personal.

Northland Age, Volume 24, Issue 50, 9 April 1925, Page 4

Personal.

Mr. R. T. Wrathall will be the oCcial Liberal-Labour candidate for the Bay of Islands seat at the forthcoming election. Miss V. Logan, of Dunedin, is at present in Kaitaia on a visit to her parents. Mr. Jas Scott, a popular member of the Wireless Station staff, left for Auckland last week, where he will take up duty at the Radio Headquarters. He was tend, ered a farewell by friends.

The Medical Officer of Health advises that secondary schools only will open on Wednesday, April 15th. Attendance is optional, otherwise infantile paralysis restrictions rein.in in forie The Ngapuhi'a Easter timetable appears it, in this issue. x Read the “Wanted Known” columns of The Acik it might be to your advantage. For Influenza Colds take k Woods'Great Peppermint Cure. Carpenters are wanted. s The latest and best cream test ready u reckoner and money r»ady reckoner combined for sale at Watson’s. Get a copy and know where you are. _ J«t arrived large quanti'y of boys' at old prices. Special line ol ciiairs 12 0; 21;•7■1;• ii coil matt4/6, now 39. Noble's. A FORD car wilh balloon tyres will go over mud and sand (wimout chains) where no other car would have the slightest chance. Get a copy of “A New Zealand Vendetta” at W atson’s to-day. A thrilling story ft of adventure in N. Z. Price I/r Now, just think, why give your enlargement work to travellers whom you do not know, when you can get them done R framed and finished, 111 black and white w or sepia ? A first class job by A. Northwood, Kaitaia. Oddment Sale at Noble’s. See window display of goods all at half price. Buy your flannel, flannelette and blankets now » while you can gst them at reduced prices. You can secure the best quality linen collars in any shape or height you like at Noble’s for I/- each, also the collars which can be washed in soap and water and have the appearance of a linen collar. A great improvement on the celluloid collar. Special purchas of blankets, grey, single bed, worth 35/- pair, selling at 24 b pair Threequarter bed, worth 45/- pair, selling at 32 6 pair. Double bed worth 59 0 pair, selling it 39 6 pair. Also good quality white blankets at special prices, buy now before the advance. Ginghams and Zephyrs that were reduced to 13 yd. now selling at I/- to clear. The Star Garage, Kaitaia, have stocks • of cycle supplies, lamp burners and glasses and carbide. The talk of the town- Dean’s bread, cakes and smallgoods. You'll never re- « gret buying 'em.

11l short, the “Royal Enfield” and the "Douglas" arc the motor bikes which combine everything you might wish. Terms—Star Garage, Kaitaia. Long years of motor car experience produced the "Gray”. At £265 it is the world .1 best proposition to-day. See A. Waite lor a demonstration. Subscribers who do not receive their copy of “The Age” regularly, or after undue delay, are kindly asked to notify the office. Big Drop in Balloon.equipped Fords. Ford touring car, with starter and five balloon lyres, now £lB9 See the Not thland FORD Service for demonstration. The Kaitaia Lime Co have a large quantity of crushed lime for sale. A car of amazing speed and stamina — t.ie "Rugby”— v . A. Farmers’ Co-op, Kaitaia agents. Two cii,l'U> plants are advertised for sale. The N. A. Farmers Co-op, Kaitaia, have been appointed district agents for Dodge cars and trucks. The business-building service of The Age is yours for the asking. An advertisement is a good investment. It is light, sturdy, alert and powerful, “The Gray” £265—A. Waite, Agent, Kaitaia. M. Cammish & Co. arc now ho'ding their annual sale of summer goods. Odd lines in corsets and Art silk hose greatly reduced to clear. See our window for further bargains. Fashions in tobacco-pipes change as well as fashions in other things. The Meerschaum formerly held pride of place with smokers, but has practically disappeared at any rate in N.Z. since the war. Clays have gone out, too, to a large extent, and calabashes are seldom seen now. The briar is still with us, but genuine French briar is scarce and rather expensive. There are plenty of cheap substitutes, though. But the pipe is comparatively unimportant—the baccy’s the thing ! Apropos of that have you sampled our N.Z grown tobaccos ? They have their points. Unlike most of the imported brands they are comparatively free of nicotine, and may be smoked with impunity. Also they are all toasted. Hence their fine flavour and aroma. The most popular are: Riverhead Gold, mild, Navy Cut (Bulldog), medium and Cut Plug No 10 (Bulishead) full. The N.Z. tobacco industry already finds employment for many, is proving of great importance to agriculturalists (the average yield of a tobacco crop is worth £SO or more), and richly merits the encouragement it receives. First cost is last cost if you own a Buick. Safe and comfortable. Easy terms trom Bert S. Brott, District Agent. The Defence Department invite tenders for rental of the Kaitaia Defence Office building, and grazing rights of the site thereof. Ladies’ winter coats just arrived. Plain, fancy and trimmed fur collar. Prices from 32,6 upwards, at Noble’s. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds, never fails.