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Patea Mail, Volume LIII, 18 July 1934, Page 3

ITown Hall- ‘TALKIES 5 Pateal M 51 TO-NIGHT—FINAL SCREENING “ZOO IN BUDAPEST” I A great story in a strange setting » S With LORETTA YOUNG, GENE RAYMOND, and 0. P. HEGGIE || || Also Cartoon, Travelogue, and Fox News. S 3 I 0(3 I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MATINEE THURSDAY, 2.15, gj The merriest musical over made. || U' » With YES, MR. BROWN” | JACK BUCHANAN, ELSIE RANDOLPH, MARGOT § H K GRAHAME, and VERA PEARCE Singing, dancing, and loads of laughs. Also Cinemagazine, Travelogue, Zodiac, and News. BSATURDAY AT 2.15 AND 8— GEORGE O’BRIEN in “THeB || FRONTIER MARSHAL.” g Ssa 1

It’s Certainly a Problem trying to cut down a clothes allowance and still look smart. But shoes are the exception! Cut your footwear bill in half by having ua regularly repair and thus prolong the life of your shoes. : We work well and charge less for it! ® W. LESTER

COME AND INSPECT CUE NEW STOCKS THAT HAVE JUST AERIVED. Cadbury’s Latest Filled Block, with assorted centres; the latest and best sweetmeat. Chocolates from Is 4d to 2s 6d per pound. Nut Milk Chocolate. Chocolate Cigars. And Id and Id lines, too numerous to mention. Apples, Oranges, and Bananas. Lemon and Malted Milk Hot Drinks. Morning and Afternoon Tea. Fresh Pies Daily. N. IMLACH, Next Patca Butchery. FISH. FISH. PISH. Wc beg to notify the public of Patca and district that wc have arranged for the delivery at "Wellington prices of a regular supply of OYSTERS, CRAYFISH, and SMOKED FISH, ELLIS BEOS., MEREDITH STREET, PATEA.

PATEA DAIRY FRESH MILK AND CREAM SUPPLIED DAILY.

PATEA COURSING- CLUS. WEDNESDAY, JULY US. . WHENUAKURA ENCLOSURE. Commencing at Noon. BLACK AND WHITE CUP, for 10 maiden dogs. Nomination £2 2*. V.C. CUP for 10 open dogs. Nom £2 2s ANTEDK N O W N - Ladies’ White Kid Walking Shoes, usual prices 15s GJ, IGs 6d, ISs Gd; now one price, 10», at Larcombo’s. FOR SALE —Brinsmead Piano in good order.—Apply ‘Press’ (Mice. yyr anted k n o w n The “Guinea Monarch,’’ selling at a guinea, and the “Monarch’’ Shoo at 255, provide the men of New Zealand with two. popularly priced lines that rover every conceivable need in quality shoos. Obtainable at Taranaki Chain Stares, Ltd., Patoa,

PATEA MART WANTEDS GAI.kOX Copper Boiler, -os; 14 {rill. Copper Boiler si ml Methven Frame, £5; Wheelbarrow, £1;, Oent.'s Cycles, 50s, (ids; sft One-mau Saw, 10s; Oft Crosscut saw, 22s (id; Get Gig Harness, £4 10s; Table Benzine Lamp, 40s; Primus, 10s (id; Push Chair, 10s (id; Iron Cot, 7s (id; Dropsido Pima Cot and Mattress, 255; Double Iron Bed and Wire, 12s (id; Fender and Irons, os; Iron Kettle, 4s; Concrete Poller, 10s; and many sundries. QUE sth Annual Stocktaking Sale commences on Monday next, 16th ingt. Heavy reductions on all Hues in Furniture, Bedding, Blankets, Curtain Xets, Cretonnes, Cushions, Pugs, Carpets, and Pnnners; also Household Hardware, Glassware, etc.; 10 per cent to 15 per cent reductions off general lines; many half price lines to clear. TfifE are still booking orders for all Fruit and Hedge Trees, Shrubs, JpEESH Fruits of all kinds in season; Vegetables aad general produce; Garden Seeds, Mixed Garden Manure, Superphosphate, Blood and Bone Meal,