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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16072, 5 April 1924, Page 1

PARKER'S MART. GREAT DISPOSAL SALE. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. (COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 7TH.) Having sold our Business, and it being absolutely necessary to greatly reduce the Stock, we have decided to otter FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. tremendous reductions in all lines of Furnishings. This will be fin exceptional opportunity to secure bargains hitherto unheard o_£. All the Furnishings are new and faithfully bnilf. PARKER’S MART.

AUCTION SALE. AT MATATOKI, ON TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL STII., AT 1 PAL On account of MR R. SMITH, Baker, who is leaving- the district, has instructed me to sell without reserve the whole of his Furniture and effects of 5 Rooms, at his dwelling, adjoining Mntatoki Store; including: LINOS., Beds and Bedding, D.H. Singer Machine (as new), Oval O.R. Table, O.R. Settee, with Mocord Squab, Easy Chairs, Kit. Chairs, Kit. Dresser, Comb. Chests, Mats of every description. Crockery, Glassware, Cooking Utensils, and hosts of other lots too numerous to list, A. PARKER, Auctioneer. , AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY NEXT APRIL 11, 12 Noon. (At the Mart, for convenience of Sale.) On account of Mr. 0. IV. Johnson, who is leaving- the District, I will sell by Auction, without reserve, the whole of'-lifs tastefully, selected Furniture and effects, which include: 3 VERY NICE O.R. Comb. Chests, Oval and Square Mirrors. 3 DOUBLE and Single O.R. Beds, Kapok Mattresses, and Woves. O.R. Pedestal Cupboards, 4 exceptionally nice Seagrass Chairs, other Chairs. Brussels Square, Axminster Hearth Rugs, O.R. Box Settee and Squab; Byds. Staircase Runner, Hand Sewing Machine, in perfect order; 'Cutlery, Crockery, Dinner Service, Garden Tools, Wringer, Clothes Basket, etc., etc. Also on account of 'other Vendors: 1 No. 1 Orion Range. 1 Ton or more Corrugated Iron, Carpenters’ Tools, Wire Netting, Wheelbarrows, Saddle and Bridle, Harness, and a considerable amount of second-hand Furniture. PARKER’S MART. SITUATIONS VACANT. THAMES DISTRICT SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Applications for the position of Cleaner at the Thames Central School will be received until 5 p.m. on Monday, 14th. April, 1924, by the Chairman, Mr. Jus. H. Hodge, Rolk.ston Street. Thames from whom particulars of duties can be obtained. JAMES H. HODGE, Chairman. WANTED KNOWN. GEO CULLEN & CO. have a splendid line of Men’s Grey Tweed Top Coats at 52/6. GEO. CULLEN & CO’S Grey Tweed Top Coats at 52/6 are very smart and dressy. GEO. CULLEN & CO. have a lovely Range of Astraehans and Velour Cloths. GEO. CULLEN & CO. have opened a new shipment of Wool and Silk Maroeain. GEO. CULLEN & CO have a most extensive range of Knitted Silk and Woollen Goods. PUNCTUALITY and Accuracy you can only get at Father Time’s: don’t he content with an inferior article. WHY WEAR AN APOLOGY when you can got a. perfect Watch adjusted and guaranteed by Father Time? THERE IS A REASON for its finality because it comes from Father Time, and has had his personal attention. VALUABLE ADVICE and directions are given free at Father Time's. The competent man in the Watch and Clock Trade is M. Labarro, the Thames’ Practical Watchmaker and jeweller. WATCHES AND CLOCKS are not an ordinary merchandise. They need Father Time before they can give satisfaction.