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Northland Age, Volume 27, Issue 45, 9 November 1927, Page 7

We May Never Meet again” On this side of time and tide, But fond love still links its chain O’er the leagues which us divide. Memories sweet our hearts shall bind And through every grief endure, Ease for colds we still will find In Woods’ Great Papparmint Cure, Building and repairs of all kinds under aken and executed promptly by Mur ray Bros—Box 96, Kaitaia. FOUND —What is undoubtedly the best suit value obtainable is procurable from J. L. Shaw,tailor, of Awanui who has received the latest allwool patterns for Autumn and Winter wear and is prepared to supply suits made to your own measures at the following prices£4/5/-, £4/13/-, £5, JES/5/-. £5/15-/, £6/2/-, £6/9/-, £9/15/-, £9/17/6 and £lO/2/-, As a guarantee, he is prepared after you have tried on and examined your suit, to present the suit free of charge, to any customer who can show a suit, of other make equal in price, quality and finish —Ad. Second-hand Ford car in good running order. Cash price £55. Term*, £27 down and eight monthly payments of £4, or £23/15/. down and seven monthly payments of £5. See the Northland Ford Service, Kaitaia. Just arrived new shipment of Parisian ties. Inspect them at Noble’s. MILLEE & BLUNDELL, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS KAWAKAWA. Kaitaia and Whangaroa Courts regularly attended. Clients may consult our Mr. Miller at Kaitaia Hotel on Friday prior to Court day.

TOURINGI-THE WORLD on B.S.A. MOTOR-CYCLES In New Zealand Now. Riding round the world not for stunt, but to prove the supremacy of B.S.A. Motor-Cycles, are two Englishmen—Mr Castley and Mr Cathrick. They are at present in New Zealand, after having traversed Over 20,000 Miles and 20 different countries. They have covered mountains, deserts and plains—wild tracks where motor-cycles have never been before. And B.S.A. Has Stood Up To The Test Without Flinching. Does not this prove that B.S.A. Is The Machine For You ? Send for latest B.S.A. Catalogue and details of Easy Terms. Name Address 6. RICKARD B.S.A. Agent, KAITAIA Sensible chap old Whiteley Always went true and straight Upright; his head screwed on tightly Honest, both early and late; Knew what he wanted, did Whiteley Straight as an arrow, and truer. When he’d a cold, he took nightly Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Subscribers who do not receive their copy of “The Age” regularly, or after undue delay, are kindly asked to notify the office,