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Thames Star, Volume LVII, 22 August 1923, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED TO BUY, LOST & POUND And Other Small Classified Advertisements: Once. Three Times 18 Words .... 1/- 2/6 25 Words 1/C 4/6 36 Words 2/6 7/. Bike (Second-hand). Will buy or hire—Apply, stating- price, to A. Cowley, Matatoki, Thames Valley./ Work for 2 Teams; wages or contract. —Apply S. D. Trotter, Tararu Road. Bookkeeping. —-Opening 'of accounts. ißooks kept andi audited. Apply Star Office. Wanted by a respectable woman men’s washing and mending. Apply Star Office. TO LET.

Furnished cottage in Thornton’s Bay from 25s per week now on to December Ist. R. Thornt-n, Private Bag. G.P.O. Thames. WANTED TO RENT. Married Couple (no children) want •double furnished or unfurnished room. Write Mrs. J. Scrutton, North P. 0., Hamilton. COP SALP Cottage, Built for Extension, | acre land prepared for gardening. Ten minutes railway, Frankton Junction. Cheap. “Bargain” Thames 'Star. Spring Drays, new and second-hand, 1 Farm Waggon, 1 Rubber-tyred Gig.—H. Eaddy, Thames. J MISCELLANEOUS Coin Forget to-morrow at 1.30 p.m. Sale at foot of Waiotahi. Contents of 6 rooms. No reserve. Parker, Auctioneer. Lecture: “All Nations Marching to Armageddon,” hence Millions now Living will Never die. Watch 1025. King’s Theatre, Sunday, August 26th., 8 p.m. Seats free; no collection.

Tonight at 7. Sale of Work in Salvation Army Hall. Wide selection of useful goods. All welcome. Hare Bros., Paeroa— Direct Iwents Alfa Latal Separators, Gane luilking Machines, Booth MacDonald’s Implements, Windmills, Rubberware. ; International Bible Students. Lecture by Mr R, T. Reid. “All Nations marching to Amageddon.” King’s Theatre, Sunday, August 26th., 8 p.m. Seats free; no collection. “Townson’s Cough Balm” is now in great demand for the relief of Coughs and Colds. —Wm. Townson, Pharmaceutical Chemist Thames. Lecture by Mr R. T. Reid. “All Nations Marching to Armageddon.” The Great Day of Judgment is here. King’s Theatre, Sunday, August 26th., 8 p.m. Seats free; no collection. Another opportunity to secure good second-hand f niture and effects to-morrow, Thursday, at 1.30 p.m. at residence foot of the Waiotahi Creek. Road. Parker, Auctioneer. Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! Squire and Longson, £BS; John Broadwood, £125: Gibbs and Co Player Piano* £l5O. Small deposit; easy term 9 at the E. and F. Piano Agencv. Ltd., Pollen Street. Thames. Phone 234. P.O. Box 71.

Leciure by Mr R. T. Reid. “All Nations Marching - to Armageddon.” Watch 1925. King’s Theatre, Sunday. August 26th., 8 p.m. Seats free; no collection. Watch Fri-^ day and Saturday’s adverts. Townson’s Pharmacy for SarsaparOla with lodides without rival as a tonic to the. skin, removing rashes and blotches. Wm. Townson, Pharmaceutical Chemist. Thames. , OkTFalse Teeth bought sound or broken; also dental scrap. Best prices in N.Z, sent by return mail Post to J. Dunstone, Box 51, Wellesley Street, Auckland. Est. 31 years. “All Nations Marching to Armageddon.” Lecture by Mr R. T. Reid, under auspices of International Bible Students. King’s Theatre, Sunday, August 26th., 8 p.m. ■Seats free: no collection. Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! Beale, Allison, Collard and Collard and Estev Pianos. Small deposits: easv terms. Full particulars a.t^H,: A. Lewis and Co., Thames, agent# for the E. and F. Piano Agency Wanted Known.— -Fresh Daily, Fruit and Vegetables. China Silk. Buyer of Fungus.—She Chong, Pollen St.