The Guardian Incorporating The Northland Age Published on Wednesdays. Price Twopence. WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1930 LOCAL AND GENERAL

Northland Age, Volume 2, Issue 1, 8 January 1930, Page 4

The Guardian Incorporating The Northland Age Published on Wednesdays. Price Twopence. WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1930 LOCAL AND GENERAL

“Let Phil do it.” Light work, window cleaning, etc. For the best quality fruit at the lowest prices try Mrs Marks’ fruit and confectionery shop. Don’t forget —To let Lewis Marks measure you tor your next suit. Prices from £5 10 0 upwards. New spring and summer patterns just arrived. Mrs. Vercamer has opened up a shop in Awanui opposite the Hotel where full lines of confectionery, soft drinks, fancy goods, tovs, tobacco and cigarettes souvenirs and Xmas novelties will be stocked. A range of high-grade English confections has been imported by the Princess Confectionery Shop. We have a good range of pipes and cig;rs. Suitable for Christmas and New Year presents. D. MacGjilivrav, Mr. known teacher of sumed teaching for the New Year and has vacancies in all surrounding districts for beginners and advanced pupils. This district is often termed the land flowing with milk and honey, but during the Christmas holidays a more appropriate description would have been the land of ice and cream. The auction sale at the Mart on December 20 was very successful almost a total clearance being effected. Entries are solicited for a further sale to be held at an early date. The Minister of Public Works, the Hon. E. A. Ransom, will be in Kaitaia next Wednesday night. Settlers who wish to arrange deputations to wait on the Minister are requested to communicate immediately with the county clerk.