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HAWERA SPECIALS. ZJNLY a few left of the Second-hand Radios we advertised on Wednesday. A few good models stiU to be sold at ridiculously low prices, Lightband and Wann, Ltd. pARTER’S Penny Pies, Carter's Cream Buns, Carter’s Small Cakes. They have no equal anywhere. Phone your Order to.day. S are proud - of our “Perfection” Bread, and you’ll be glad you bought some, when you have tasted it Retains its moisture longest. Sold only at Carter's. _____ ______ ,n ‘ QECOND-handTßadios almost as good as new. Up-to-date models. See them in the window ’at Lightband and Wann’s, Prices from £6 10s to £l3 10s. f.n. T ADIES! Outsize and medium designs for knitwear. Latest issues of “My Home.” “Woman and Home,” etc., at Mrs. Walsdorf’s. n - "WANTED Known—Women’s Black and ’ * Brown Golf Shoes. Prices from 21/6. At Tyrrell’s Shoe Store, Union Street. fm. ANTED KnownE/For~the cold a pair of Warm Slippers from Tyrrell’s Shoe Store, Union Street. fm. T ARGE,“sweet, juicy”Sunkist Oranges, 5 for 1/-. Eating and cooking Anples. 51b..and 61b. 1/-. Quinces 31b. 1/-. First grade New Zealand Lemons, 8 for 1/-. Also fresh Lettuce, Cauliflowers, Cabbages, etc., at Hawke’s Bay Fruit Co. (next Aard QECOND-HAND Radios, completely overhauled and tested. To clear below cost. See them in Lightband and Wann’s window. "PURSER’S, LTD., Hawera, have just opened a large stock of Linoleums in the new British Patterns. f-n. "VOW is the Time to Select a Carpet Square. Purser’s, Ltd., Hawera, have just opened a choice selection, fm. pURSER/STLTD7T^era>’^ ite y° ur inquiries re procuring a comfortable, home. It is within your reach the Purser Way. T IGHTBAND & Wann, Ltd., want to sell then.- Second-hand Radios—7valve Echophone, £10; late model Stewart Warner, £l3 10s; 5-valve Airline, £l2 10s; 6-valve Echophone, £9 10?; 5valve Cabinet Audiola, £8 10s. Terms arranged. n ; VOW Open: “Texaco” 100 guinea SLOGAN Contest. Free entry forms available at nearest “Power Chief’? dealer. Put in your entry z at once. 2 ISN’T it the Meat that - Makes the Meal? Well, that depends on where you buy it. If you go to O’Brien s, Union Street, you’ll get good, cheap Joints, Veal and Sausages. f-n-A NEMONE and Ranunculus Regal strains, beautiful flowering Australian bulbs, 4/6 per 100. A. H. Lambert and Co., High Street. f.n. WATCH Repairs,- Clock Repairs, and * ’ repairs to Jewellery and old Silverware. Just try bringing them to Roy Bray, Union Street. He’s a pretty good jeweller!’ ' ,n - piES/rfjust' like the ones mother used to make!Great value ■ for 3d at The Vienna Tea Rooms, High Street. _ _f.n. r>UR Bread Sales are increasing—Try a V Loaf, and you will know why. The Vienna Tea Rooms, High Street. fai. ■WE Invite the Bride-elect to get our ** quotation for her Wedding Cake. The Vienna Tea Rooms, High Street. f.n. TUBILEE ’ Week-end " Special—so per cent, off all Winter Costumes. Only few left at Mrs. Hayvice’s, opp. George and Doughty’s. "I?UR Renovations—Fox Furs dyed, remodelled and re-lined by expert furrier. Hayvice, opp. George and Doughty’s, Regent Street. "WINTER Frocks, Costumes and Coats ’ ’ made up to own designs at Mrs. Hayvice’s, opp. George and Doughty’s, Regent Street. "VfONSTER Jewellery Sale—From now on we are giving outstanding reductions off our magnificent range of Diamond Engagement Rings, latest designs. For your benefit, private room for selection. 'Watch our windows. E. Morris, Leading Jewellers. — g carry complete stocks of reliable lines of boys' wear. Boys’ Navy Serge Shorts, extra strongly lined, double seats, sizes 3 .to 6, 4/11; 7 to t to 16, 5/11. Boys’ Fleecy-lmed Singlets, all sizes, 20in. to 32m., 1/9 and 2/3. Boys’ Wool and Cotton Singlets from 2/H.i Boys’ De Luxe Pyjamas, 3/11. Boys’ Jerseys, Pullovers, etc., at similar Money Saving Prices. Pattersons, Hawera’s Cheapest Clothing Store, Union Street. ET Weather Clothing 1 Farmers, get your wants from Patterson’s. They re cheaper and better. Look ! Guaranteed Oilcoats 32/6, extra quality Oilcoats, large Capes, fully lined, leather cuffs, 39/6 arid 42/6. Oiled Canvas Leggings, 6/3. Motor-Cycle Leggings, dome fasteners, 12/6. Sou’westers, 3/3. Paterson’s, Hawera’s Cheapest Clothing Store, Union Street. MOTOR SERVICE AND REPAIRS. ARE you going to buy a new motor truck ? If so, see that we build the body of it. Motor bodies built to suit your requirements. H. V. Leighton, Motor Body Builders, Gill St. ’Phone. t.t.s. TTPHOLSTERY, Hood Trimming aridaff Repairs to coach work executed at our workshop at lowest charges. Let us quote you. Arnold H. White, Victoria Road. ’Phone 603 M. ; make Tailor-fitted Loose Covers of washing materials. Also exterior Car Covers, Curtains, Blinds, etc. Afpok l H. White, Victoria Road. ’Phone 603 M. AJOTORISTS! Let us convert your front seat into a Sleeping Bed. You save accommodation expenses. Araola H. White, Victoria Road, phone 603 M. TRIUMPH FOR INDIA TYRES. rpHE following letter to us under date December 11, 1934, from Stratford Motors, Ltd., Inglewood, speaks for itself:— Dear Sirs,— . , I have pleasure in returning to you a 32 x 6 India Tyre which has run 43,170 miles without being off the rim, on one of the back wheels of one of pur heavy lorries. This truck is used on roads where speeds are high and conditions not very favourable, and is one of many similar wonderful performances made by your tyres. During the period my Company have been fitting India Tyres we have had complete satisfaction, and regard them as the best on the market They are a credit to the British firm who manufacture them, and we wish you every success in your territory. (Signed) O. PAYNTER, Manager. w. W. T homson & S ON ’ Taranaki Distributors India Tyres, NEW PLYMOUTH.

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Taranaki Daily News, 11 May 1935, Page 1

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