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Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1935, Page 1

HAWBBA SPECIALS. V°U are specially invited to visit our A shop for quality fruit. Hothouse Tomatoes, 31bs. 1/-, Cucumbers 2d, Plums 31bs. 1/-. Satisfaction assured. Hawkes Bay Fruit Co., High Street, f.n. (? REAT Reductions in Dyeing and Cleaning. Suits, Overcoats, Costumes, Frocks Cleaned and Pressed 4/-, next week. Kia Ora Dye Works, Union Street. f.n. VV ANTED Known! Spring Lamb and ctieap Joints in i the window for cash. W. O’Brien, Union Street. f.n. TDEACHES, Plums, Pears for preserv- "*■ ing. Obtain your supplies from Hayes, Fruiterer, Union Street. fin. A UTORECKERS, Princes Street, for good used car parts at less than half price. ’Phone 2519, Hawera, f.n. JJOLIDAY Car! Ford Tourer, new tyres, new battery, good hood and curtains. Going well, £2O. Autoreckers, Princes Street, ’phone 2519, Hawera. f.n. J UGGAGE Carriers, folding type, fit any car, 30/-. Generators, Starters, Magnetos from 30/'-. Autoreckers, Hawera. ■ *-n. J UNCH—Ham, Tongue, Salad, with new Potatoes, 9d; Tea, Pie and Scones, 6d; Afternoon Tea, 9d. The Remuera Tea Rooms. f.n. (DIRLS’ Beach Shorts made to order, charges moderate. Children’s Frocks made to order from 2/6. Mrs. Hayvice, opp. George and Doughty’s, Hawera.' f- n - WE have large stocks' of all the latest ’’in men’s and boys’ wear at prices you can afford to pay. Patterson’s, Hawera’s Cheapest Clothing Store, Union Street, t.t.s. rpiES, Socks, Shirts, Pyjamas, Cream or Grey Pullovers, Braces, Suspenders, Belts, Handkerchiefs, Blazers, Sports Coats, Sports Trousers. All in stock. Patterson’s, Hawera, Cheapest' Clothing Store, Union Street. t.t.s. pATTERSON’S, Hawera’s Cheapest Clothing Store, Union St., specialise m giving the best value possible in all lines of men’s and boys’ wear. t.t.s. HURY our Harmony Port, 4/6 large bottie, or three for 12/6 at shop. It’s good quality. Corban’s Wine Shop, 20 Union Street. 48/- dozen, freight paid. m.w.s. J ADIES! Gentlemen! Call in at Corban’s Wine Shop, 20 Union Street, and enjoy a glass of good wine with biscuits 6d, served at tables (strictly select). Bring your friends. m.w.s. pAKE a bottle of good wine home with you to-day. Large bottles Port 3/6, 4/-, 4/6, 5/-, 6/-; Frontignac 5/-; Sweet Sherry and Madeira, 5/-; Wine Cocktail 7/6. Corban’s Wine Shop, 20 Union Street m.w.s. ELTHAM SPECIALS. QPECIAL Peaches, 31b. 1/-, 4/6 case. Plums, 41b. 1/-. Apricots, 6d lb. Black Currants, Bd. Tomatoes, 4d and sd, 2/3 case. Bananas, 4d and sd. Jam Fruits cheap in case lots at Unka’s. pEPPERELL’S Joinery Works, Cornwall St., is the place for your joinery and woodwork requirements. Consult us about your work to-day! JGRESH Tomatoes, Beans, Cabbages, Lettuces, Apricots,. Plums, Apples, Oranges, Peaches. AU summer'“fruit. Low prices. Wong Ling’s, next Farmers. NORMANBY SPECIAL. PARM Waggons and Drays wanted for J" repair. Painting, renovation, blacksmithing and wheelwrighting work guaranteed. McEwen, Coachbuilder. OPUNAKE SPECIALS. (DASH Buyer Hides, Wool, Horsehair, etc. Write T. Quin, Opunake. WESTOWN SPECIALS. GAVE Money.! Have your Shoes and Boots repaired by H. C. Rutter, Tukapo Street. New Year offer: Goodrich Cycle Tyres, 7/6. Tubes 2/-. d.w. VVESTOWN People! Why go to town ’ * when Wallace Place Home Cookery can offer you town service at town prices? d.w. TYPEWRITING. TYPEWRITING! Confidential typiste. •*" I undertake Shorthand and aU classes of Typewriting at reasonable rates. Duplicating a specialty. M. Carr (Miss), c/o E. J. Carr, Egmont Street, New Plymouth. d.w. II ■■ WIIIM—— PLANTS AND SEEDS FOR SALE. (DRASS Seeds: Government certified. Hawkes Bay grown perennial Ryegrass, 4Jd per lb. White Clever (99 per cent, germination), 2/6 lb. Special grass seed mixture, 3Jd lb. Langley’s, Hastings. PARKER’S yyEST J£ ND pERNERIES DEVON STREET WEST. J HAVE pleasure in announcing that A my Gardens and Begonia Houses wiU be open to the Public from now till the end of April. Several improvements have been effected which render the gardens even more interesting to the sightseer. My display of Streptocarpus, Gloxinias and Ferns is more than equal to my previous displays, whilst my benching of the latest Begonias is unsurpassed in the Dominion. I am making a very interesting display of the latest named Hydrangeas in their wonderfully varied colours, and the outside gardens contain many of the latest shrubs. I shall be glad to welcome old and new patrons and am always ready to place my knowledge at their disposal. Admission 6d. FRED PARKER, Devon Street West. *A KE e nglishmen i sraelites? ’ In this book the proposition, “THAT THE BRITISH NATION IS IDENTICAL WITH THE LOST TEN TRIBES OF ISRAEL,” is discussed in a three nights’ PUBLIC DEBATE in London, and enables you to decide the question. Obtainable at COST PRICE (2/-) from — iJGHOS. & gONS L™” BOOKSELLERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. W. G. LIDDELL, Bookseller, Stratford.