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Opunake Times, 19 January 1934, Page 4

* *..*..*..♦..♦..♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦•••♦ { Grover & Davey { ! Builders & Contractors { I Main Street : Opunake t f ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING WORK UNDER- + I TAKEN IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. ESTIMATES I f GIVEN. j I Prices to suit the times • ? DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE . 1 GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY NOW AVAILABLE. T I FORMS AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. • f Prompt and Efficient Service j f Ring 51 ? FOR THE PROMPT DISPATCH » OF YOUR | New Year I Grocery Order % Don't leave your New Year Order » until the last minute. Give us a I ring on the phone when you have ♦ it made out anil it will be deliver--5 ed in quick time. J. Morris General Storekeeper 'PHONE 51. tiion more milk a day - - -if- • - is 87% water. A cow will give h ?Bf «P t<» 2 a 8 all °" more da,ly , l S .V fresh water always within her reach. That is why it would pay you to put in a Mac Ewan water supply plant. It •s,. would give vou ample water for your herd, your shed and for the house. A. Mac Ewan pumps cost less to buy \ and to run than most people think. Send i coupon for full particulars. *«w much water do you need I fill Mac Ewan self-oiling, automatic Map, running with an \ h.p. motor, yunpa 600 gallons an bour. to J. B. Mac Ewan & Co., Ltd., New Plymouth. Name - Please send full particulars of ~, your water supply pumps. iaarrx» § for all purpose* Summer Sports 1934 Season ffi 89 TENNIS RACQUETS * ® * 8B TENNIS RACQUETS * © IRIS 9/6, ETNA 11/6, WINDSOR 15/-, NOVEL 16/6, CLUB 18/6, SAXON 22/6, TRIUMPH 25/SURREY 32/6, ECLIPSE 37/6. BAILEY.— WIMBLEDON 30/-, DACE 35/-. ALEXANDER.-HOT SHOT 35/-, TOPSPIN 42/-, SPEDEWING 55/-, ANDERSON SPEC. 65/-. SLAZENCER.-SWIFT STROKE 40/-, HERCULES 57/6, EXCELSIS 72/6, ROYAL WINDSOR 80/-, SILVER FLASH 85/- ROYAL ENSIGN 90/- MATCHPOINT 95/-. Special 15 per cent, discount off Last Season's Racquets—Only Twenty Left. We have Complete Stocks of © CRICKET, CROQUET, GOLF * MATERIAL. Bennett and Sutton BEST QUALITY GOODS * PRICES RIGHT High Street, HAWERA. $•••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦•'♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦••♦•••♦ ! PLANNING YOUR } t HOLIDAY | * • f Your Railways Help You! | How well you know that you would like a holiday—the changes of scene and the escape from routine—the sally into refreshing places—the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. "Yes—but the cost?" vou say. Well, your railways cut the cost of transport. The fares average less than a penny a mile, second-class, and a small fraction over a penny first class. Then think of the safety and comfort for yourself and the relief from anxiety about relatives and friends. In the past eight years your railways have carried 180 million passengers without a fatality. Reliable Service By Rail