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Patea Mail, Volume XLV, 1 November 1922, Page 4

ALFRED E. EAMES Phamaceutical Chemist MAIN STREET, WAVEELEY Telephones: Pharmacy No. 8; Private Residence No.

NOTICE. Having sole} my business to MESSES RIDGE BROS., I desire to thank customers for their sup -port and to solicit a continuance of the same for my successore. As I am leaving the district I would be obliged if customers would settle their accounts at the shop as soon as possible. W. McKIBBIN, W. McKIBBIN, WAYERLEY J. R. PATTON ■STATIONER & FANCY’ GOODS DEALER WAYERLEY, Agent for the famous “Decca” gram, aphones. s0 — “The Winner” Records, which are -the most popular records on the market at the present time. Come and try a box of Edison Bell Siamaphono' Needles— 10 records with i single needle. Full stocks of STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS. BOOKS by all the popular authors. A special line of Self-filling Fountain Pens at present in stock. J. R. PATTON, THE BUSY SHOP. WAYERLEY, New StoeKs o Ysliabie ELECTRIC TORCHES & BATTERIES GAMES AND CARDS For Winter Evenings. Large Assortment it BOOKS in all Editions. LATEST MAGAZINES, FASHION JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS Complete Stocks of STATIONERY AND SCHOOL ' REQUISITES. LE N WALES. LBN WALES. Bookseller and Stationer, Agent for: Columbia Gramophones and Records. , Leading Daily Papers. Auckland Weekly and Patea Press. , Phon r 129. i WAYERLEY. FISH! PISH! FISH! W. H; Clarke begs to notify tho public of Patea and surrounding district that ho has arranged for a regular-sup-ply of Fresh Fish twice weekly. Orders by phone promptly attended to. W. H. CLARKE, . FISH DEPOT, Phone 109, Patea.

w w me YWH£t mm eve ut *s erbte mat su <s 2K # o 20 With a cheery smile she greets her guests, for | she knows they will be delighted with a cup of j | delicious “ Swmtura.” The purest, freshest, and choicest teas from Ceylon blended to perfection —no wonder “ Suratura * is the favourite. Hfunes