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MISCELLANEOUS. ROBERTS Patent Ladders are the best. Support’ local industry. Used by N.Z. Government, Power Boards, City Councils, Harbour Boards, Hospital Board.? and hundreds of others throughout New Zealand. Fitted with the only safety lock and guaranteed. Inspection invired E. Gilmour, Secretary, New Plymouth. RUMMER Sate commences Monday 20. K Millinery and Frocks to clear. “La Bette,” Syke's Buildings, Devon Street. e.wB OHN ABBUIT, Devon Street, has large selection of genuine Pyrex, the guaranteed oven ware. Makes splendid presents. Casseroles, 11/3, 13/3, 15/-; Pudding and Pie Dishes, 2/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/9, 9/-; Tart Plates, 4/-, 4/9, 6/6; Bread Pans, 6/-, 10/-; Divided Dish, 9/9; Reversible Entree Dish, 13/3. Inspection invited. ' o_g ALB-YEARLY Clearing Sale now on. ■ All Millinery and Trimmings, also Frocks to clear. Good value, low prices. Miss Hunt, Waverley Buildings, Devon Street, New Plymouth. b.y. ACME Milkers.—2-. w, £49 10s; three, £57 10s; four, £65 10s; five, £73 10s; six, £Bl 10s; quality, value and service. Foundries, Hamilton. District agents wanted. Apply M. D. Meares, Box 225, New Plymouth. c.x. 4 ’’UKKIGALL’b for School Books. Bring V your lists of requirements early. Full new stocks now on hand. ’ Shop now. ffiw. JOHN ABBOIT, Devon Street. Just arrived, large selection of Wire Electric Light Shade Frames, new des’gn. This week-end all one price. 3/-. "TJUY me a Bike, Alum.”. "I’ve no money, son.” "Smith, second-hand dealer, Ariki Street, would give me one for Dad’s left-off clothes.” “Get one, then.” TOHN ABBOTT, Plumber and Tinsmith. All Plumbing and Tinsmithing work undertaken by competent workmen. A trial solicited. ’Phone 164- • JOHN ABBOTT, Devon Street, for Alu : minium Ware. Mugs, .1/-; -adjustable Fry Pan Cavers, 2/-; Kettles, 5/-, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 17/3, 25/9, 30/-; Saucepans, set of 5 for 15/-. YZ'ATAKILLA! Sudden death to green fly and insects of all kinds on fruit trees, flowers and vegetables. A perfect insecticide Try it now 1 Obtainable at E. L. Gilbert and Co.’s, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. d.y. JOHN ABBOTT, Household Hardware Depot. Large assortment of Enamel and Aluminium Ware. If it is anything for the kitchen you require go to Abbott’s.. _ Finest in quality_and_price. 15ROWNIE Crystal Sets, “16/-; Head Phones, 15/-■ Quin and Co. r>UIN & Co., authorised Studebaker Service Station. Estimates given for ail classes of repairs. Taranaki Agents for'* Boscfi- Remy Delco QLEEP in comfort. Have your sedan converted into a sleeper i.nd be snug in all weather. Sample on application. J. H. Kibbv, Furnisher, Waitara. ’Phone 76, jjE ready for the Easter Holidays. Have your sedan converted to a sleeper. Price and sample on application. J. H"KiLby, Furnisher. Waitara. 'Phone 76. HAWERA WANTEDS.. Y’’ ET your Film now for thia week-end. Don’t be left. Kodak, Barnet, Agfa, stocked at Woollett's, Union Street. /’OUNTRY Folios!’ Post your Films to Woollett's Photographic Service Station for Developing and Printing. We pay postage on cash orders. "J SPECIMENS of our expert DeLVyU veloping and Printing showing at Woollett's Photographic Service Station, Union Street, Hawera. SPRING Is here. Have your lawn mower sharpened and set at K. Barron’s. Princes Street, Hawera. JOHN Bull Tyres, 12 months’ guarantee, 10/6; John Bull Tubes, 15 months' guarantee, 4/6. Repairs a specialty. K. Barron’s, Princes Street, Hawera. TJAWERA'S Cheapest Clothing Store for Men’s Genuine Palmer Nap Trousers, 6/9; Wiretweed Working Shirts, 3/11. Only at W. V. Patterson’s, Regent Street. T-TAWERA’S Cheapest Clothing Store is situated on the corner of Regent and Furlong Streets. Our low ren enables us to save you money on every purchase. W. V. Patterson, Men’s and Boys’ Outfitter. JJAWERA’S Cheapest Clothing Store for Railway Tweed Trousers, good quality, 12/9; Saddle Tweed Trousers, 12/9. W. V. Patterson, corner Regent and Furlong Streets only. A ULD’S, Union Street, Hawera, for immense reductions in Frocks, Coats and all showroom wear. Everything heavily reduced to clear. WANTED Known. The CUT RATE Leads. The Cut Rate of Hawera, will show all firms, chain shops and others how to cut. Remember we pay freight to New Plymouth, Stratford, Eltham, Kaponga, Opunake, Patea, etc. Granose, Weetbix and Sweetweete, all 3 for 2/5; Cerebos Salt, 3 for 2/5, 8/11 dozen; Loose Dates. 41bs for 10« d; Jelly Crystals, 7 for 1/-, 7 for 1/-, 7 for 1/-; Heinz Sandwich Relish, 1/7, or 2 for 3/-; Polish, 6 for 1/-; Health Salts, large 2/3; Radox 1/7; Kruschen Salts 1/9; Ovaltine 4/10, 2/8 ,1/7, or Id off taking 2 or 2d off taking 3 tins; Foster Clark’s Custard Powder, 3 for 2/7 or 9/3 dozen; Cornflour, 31bs lOjjd; Herrings in sauce, 7/3 per dozen; Jecomalt 2/3, 3/11 and 6/9; Sugar free, free, free. With 501 b Chest of our Famous Tea we give free 2 bags each 70lb Sugar, 1 Dozen Teaspoons (stainless), 1 Gent.’s Bevelled Mirror for shaving, valued 10/6, one 365 Days’ Shaving Stick, and one Razor Blade; with 251 b Tea we give free 1 701 b. Bag Sugar, 4 -dozen Stainless Teaspoons and one Shaving Stick, and with 51b of Tea, we give free 151 b of Sugar. Worcestershire Sauce, large bottles lid or 9/6 per dozen, Essense Extracts, 3/9 dozen; Asperian Tablets (Boots), 3/11 per dozen; Peroxide, 5d or 4/3 dozen. Get acquainted with the Cut Rate, we will show who can sell cheapest. We pay no interest on borrowed capital, no dividends to shareholders as we have none, no directors’ fees as G. R. Horsburgh 13 the sole director. Why should you pay to keep up all these little extras. We have one price for every town and one quality goods (the best). Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade. The sooner, the better we like it.

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Taranaki Daily News, 18 January 1930, Page 1

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