EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC. IP "yy AIH EK B ISLAND. SATURDAY. S.S. ITAUITI 1-45 p.m |f m * Surftlnlf. Ostend nnd Oiniha. Returns direct from Oinihu. ss OM\N\ l,l"i p.m. Omiliii direct SUNDAY TRIP. S.S. HAT'ITI 9.50 u.m. Snrfdale, Ostend nni Oinilin. l'nres: Snrfdale, 2/S, Ostend anil Omiiia, 2/9. Omana leaves Omiha, •">.:!( p.m. Ilaniti leaves Ostend, 4.45 p.m. Snrfdale, 5.30 p.m. NORTH IS UN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD /Mr- 4 Will Kesnnie Her Summei Running to ONEROA (Matiatia) On FHI DAY NIC XT, OCT. )>. During Labour Week-end she will make trips to Kuwna also. WATKIN & WALLTS, Agents. DRmV"AND ''HI[ACIIES Every 20 minutes. Return Fares from City To St. 11 fliers liny, ]/•_'; Koliimarama, 1/Mission Hay, Kid. Also a Service from NEW MARKET to REACHES. Hi turn fare fron Newmarket, 1/2: Remuera P. 0., !/•: IJplant Road, lod (Children under 15, half fare) L'hone 2-1-788 for imjuirii'S. J.. J. KEYS. LTD. RANGITOTO, ISLINGTON HAY. Olivi Eanuches leave Launch Steps: Sat., 1..'10 Sun., In a.m. Leave Rnngitoto: Sat., 1.31 p.m.; Sunday: Islington Hay, (1.30 p.m. Rangitoto, T p.m. J'hoite 12-133, 4 1-599. ltoat: call al l)evonpi>rt.~-.\. J. INIiLIS. __ MOTOR SERVICES .■ffsESsi G u:Ni,mviK S EKVICK jgyEßßKSfey'" amended timetahle. On MONDAY NEXT, October 5, a slightb amended timetable will come into eflcct ci: the (I'lendowie service as follows: —- Connecting Hus leaves I.eaves (i'lendowie (Cr City: Newmarket: Riddell and I Pali Itils.): M7T\ DAY'S T() FRED AYS a.m. I a.m. a.m. 7.35 7.3<> V. 's.tiiL. 10.0 9.5<> V. * 10.30 L. p.m. I>.m. p.m. 1.0 V. : 1 ..in L. I'.IO *_».:{< > s. : 3.10 V. •t.io :i..">i) L. t' t.iuV. *in ."..-Jlll,. V. .. a.m. a.m. a.m. 7.35 7..'!(' V. *s. 111 L. {>.■lo • v. JIO.IOL. p.m. p.m. t>.m. * 1 2.25 .1 'J.:!(i L. : 1 2.55 V. -1.10 -IV. J 5.1 OS. ALL BUSES MAKE A CIRCUIT OF RIDDELL ROAD. V. —Via St. Ileliers, Vale Rd., and Riddell ltd. (North end). S.—Via St. Ileliers, St. Helicrs School nnd Riddell Rd. (South end). L.—Via Soeight Rd., Long Drive, St. Ileliers School and Riddell ltd. (South end). ' —Through trip to or from City. :—Also connects with bus to Newmarket. riltS SERVICE WILL NOT OPERATE ON SUNDAYS OR I'LHLIC HOLIDAYS. L. J. KEYS, LTD. I \ UCKLAND, THAMES, HAURAKI ' -V PLAINS.—W. WHITE & SONS, LTD. i Cars Dept. White Star Office, 22 Customs St. i J'hsnes 'll-01)3 (three lines). A lick.. Daily 8.30 a.m., 10 a.m., 3.30 p.m. -Thames, Daily 7.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 3 p.m. Sunday: Thames and Auckland, 0.30 a.m., 6.30 p.m. COROMANDEL, Daily, except Sunday, 5.30 a.m. anil 10 a.m. Mercury liny, Mon., Wed., Friday, 5.30 a.m. and 10 a.m. W. WHITE & SONS, LTD., Private Res., 20-933. WAIHI, PAEROA (via Hau- ' ' raki Plains). Cars Depart Rooking Office for lIAURAKI liwimrenas plains, PAEROA, WAIHI. W h'af 7.15 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m. Sun., 0 p.m. TAURANGA, TE Puke, WHAKATANE, GISBORNE, 7.15 a.m., 11 a.m. Leave WAIHI for Auckland, 8 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 4.15 p.m. (Sun. 1.15 p.m.). Reduced Fares: Paeroa, 13/(5; Waihi, Hi/-; Tauranga, 1 !>/(!. Phones: 41-y(>3 (three Iines).—TRANSPORT, LTD., 22 Customs St. East. Auckland new Plymouth THROUGH SERVICE RESUMED. NO CHANGING. DEPART: ARRIVE: Auckland, 8 a.m. New Plymouth, 0 p.m. New Plymouth, 7.-15 a.m. Auckland, (5 p.m. PHONES: 42-408; After. Hours, 13-2 GO. GIBSON'S MOTORS, LTD., Booking Offices: Auckland Office, 4!) Customs St. E. Govt. Tourist Dept., Thos. Cook & Son., New Plymouth. T AUCKLAND ] HAMILTON ROTORUA TAUI'O NAPIER, Arrive 7.15 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 1.15 p.m. 8.15 p.m. 8.30 p.m. Fare, £3/3/-. BOOK AT AARD OFFICE, AUCKLAND. 14 ' D AY gI'ECIAL § ALK NOW ON AT >ARNETT'S, MANUFACTURERS OF LIFETIME FURNITURE, 415 Q UEEN S TKEET (0 Doors Karangahape Road). HEAUTIFULLY-BUILT SUITES, constructed by AUCKLAND'S MASTER CRAFTSMEN, are yours at POUNDS OFF THEIR REAL WORTH. SEEI EXAMINE I AND COMPARE Our Remarkable FURNITURE BARGAINS, which will be THE TALK OF THE TOWN. 1-PIECE "ROTORUA" SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE, including GENTLEMAN'S TALLKOY. Usually £25. 14-DAY SALE. (i-PIECE "REMUERA" SOLID OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, with BUFFET SIDEHOARD. Usually £22 JO/-. 11-DAY SALU, 19/fi LOVELY "TREND" 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD FULLY SPRUNG LOUNOE SUITE, OENOA VELVET. Fully guaranteed. Usually £lO 10/-. 14-DAY SALE, £ U "]()/- FIRESIDE CHAIRS, Genoa Velvet. Usually SALE. 29/B 3-PIECE "EDEN" FIRESIDE BREAKFAST SUITE, Genoa Velvet. Usually £0 10/-. M - DAY SALE « £6 19/fi "FT (JIN WOOLETTE MATTRESS. Usually 13/0. 14-DAY SALE, JQ/f) RIMU KITCHEN CHAIRS. Usually 10/-. 14-DAY SALE. /COUNTRY CLIENTS.—You, too, can par\J ticipate in THESE WONDERFUL VALUES. Write immediately for Full Illustrated Catalogue. FREE PACKING, RAILING, DELIVERING TO AUCKLAND STATION. — jgA RNETT'S, MANUFACTURERS OF LIFETIME FURNITURE. 415 Q UBEN S™ ET (0 Doors Karangahape Road).
ELECTORAL ! i\\J ANT; KA u gY- ELECTION T extend m.v sincere thanks <o nil those 'a ho supported my Candidature ir. the Manukan By-election. M.v psprcia! thanks to all those who worked so hard and earnestly throughout the campaign, and to those who generously pave their time and the use of their ears on Election Pay. To you all, who worked so diligently for the cause I had pleasure in advocating, I offer my heartfelt' thanks. FRED DOTDGE. m O 'TII E SUPPL IE R £ J- OF THE NORTHERN WARD, N.Z. CO-OP. 1) \ IRY CO., LTD. At the request of a large number of the Suppliers, i am again offering my services it the forthcoming Election. May 1 solicit your support? P. Ci. W I'M AN, Papatoetoe. EXAMINATIONS rpiiE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF Till JL ROYAL SCHOOLS OF Ml SIC, LONDON (The Royal Academy and the Royal College of .Music.) a theory examination Will lit Held On SATURDAY, NOVE.M ISER 7. Entry foyns and syllabuses may be obtaine( from Music Stores or from the Secretary. Entries should be lift, al the office of th< undersigned not later than WEDNESDAY. OCTOHKR 7. L. W. SWAN, Local Secretary. Lister Rldg.. Victoria St. East, Auckland C.L. COMPANY NOTICES rmiE SOL T IT BRITISH INSURANCI ± COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby .riven that the Transfei Books of the above Company will be CLOSED from (lie idh to ih< 'J'Jihl day of October, lft.'lO, both days inclusive, preparatory to payment of Dividend. By Order of the Board. J.VMES MORTON, General Manager. Auckland, September SO. lOtiG. MOTOIi TOURS AV AITA NEW SIGHTSEEING TOUR. The Gem of the West Coast Beaches. This Pay, 3.30 p.m.; Tomorrow (Sunday), ».:50 a.m. 51 Miles of Beautiful Bush Scenery, Nikan Glades, Waterfalls and Fine Surf Beaches. BIMMER'S MOTORS leave G.P.O. Daily at !).:iO a.m., pissing through Nihotupu and Waiatarua, where you will see millions of pallons of Auckland's lovely fresh water stored amidst the shade of trie bush. Do not let it be said yon missed going to Pihii, where you pet the finest views ir- God's Own Country. No place else can charm the eye. Piha, G/- Ret.; Nihotupu, -I/- Bet. Plone BIMMER'S, -15-:500. TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE ROTORUA J A A. Hotel Empire, public service, commertravellers, popular house; extremely moderate; free garage. Correspondence, '"Empire." WANGANUT Hotel parkv ill e, RIDGWAY STREET. Wanganui. One Minute s Walk from Railway Station and Post Office. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms. Telephone 2505 P.O. Box 207. Telegrams aul Correspondence promptly .. - attended to. Tariff: 10/- per day, £2/12/G per week. J. IIODSOV, Proprietor. SPORTK GOODS A BRUCE & SONS. —Expert Racquet • Stringers; restiinging and repairs our speciality.—i>4 Albert St. "VTGATIRA Club Blazer, man's. f6r sale; ■TV cheap.—Appl.v Hkhai.p. rpENN <o play correctly.—See X Jack Harrison at Wiseman's, Queen St. a TENNIS, Restringing, 6/G, 9/0, 12/0, 15/-; . 3 months guarantee.—Modern Bag Co., opp. Town Hall. SPORTS TUITION rPENNIS. —Miss Will. Outdoor Coaching, JL adults, children; reduction, classes. — L'h. 21 -.*.94. BUSINESS NOTICES • : A TTEACTIVE VALUES IN NEW PIANOS il JUST ARRIVED. Before deciding, see Beggs' large display. Eavestaff Minipiano, as installed in the Liner Queen Mary. Hopkinson, Rogers. Howard, Bechstein, Collard and Collard Minipianos from £55. Uprights, from £OB. Horizontal Grands, from £llO. CHAS. BEGG ANI) CO., LTD., Cnr, Customs snd Commerce Sts., Auckland. Phones: 41-IS2, 4:5-013. ■IWO DAYS' HOLIDAY EVERY WEEKJL END MEANS MORE TIME FOR STUDY. The I.C.S can truin you at home in any Subject, such as. Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Eng., Plumber, Radio Serviceman's Exam. Wiring Licence, etc. Free Prospectus sent on request—no obligation. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. A., 101 £.Z. Insurance Bldg., Auckland, or 1.U.5.,' Dept.' A., US Victoria St., Hamilton. IGGS' ELECTRIC MOTORS ' A.(J. and D.O. All Transmission Equipment. Including i Morse Chain Drives, Speedona Vee Belts, Belting, Shafting. Pulleys, Bearings Etc. JAS. J. NIVEN AND CO., LTDEngineers and Merchants, AUCKLAND end HAMILTON. PREVENTION OF OLD AGE.—Many of the characteristic features of old age iiare directly traceable to a lowering of the activities of such glands as the thyroid. iPituitary and adrenal. Of these three the .thyroid may be said to be the master gland. ( Recent researches havo shown that the tliy*roid can bp activated by iodine in a special form, which is contained in the latest, scientific discoicry. Thyrodone, sold by Chemists at -Is (id.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22540, 3 October 1936, Page 8
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