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Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16624, 21 October 1925, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED TO BUY, LOST & POT and other Small Classified Adyer'.l ments:— Once Three Tif WANTED TO RENT. pURXISHED Cottage for Fortnij Christmas-New Year; Waiomic Tapu district. —Apply, stating ter| Rev. J. Milne, Thames. LOST. STARTING Handle of Buick Car, tween Sealey Street and Wharij Finder please return to Star Office. FOR SALE. Q.ENT/S Bicycle, in Apply Towers, Brc good orderl Brown Street. TpRUIT and Vegetables; cheapest Thames. —She Chong, Pollen StJ MISCELLANEOUS. QLOSING-DOWN Sale! Positive last week; expiration of Leasd premises vacated from next SaturdaJ Ootober 24th. Great Bargains for wee call early.—Mrs. Maingay, Draper, etl QENTRAL Fish Shop: Fresh Whit< bait and Smoked Mullet this wee] —Mrs. L. Thomas. WTONG SING Laundry, Pollen Stree Central: Collars, washing, starch ing and ironing, 2Jd; starching an ironing only, 2d. A LL things go to the other fellow i you sit down and wait. I guess w< won’t wait.—Farmers’ Trading Co. Pollen Street. JJALF-PRICE Morning from 9 to 1 Thursday: All materials, Lace, Embroidery, Velveteens, Corsets, Ribbons, Hose, Singlets and Toys.—A. Day. TSARBALICH’S Famous Port or White Grape Wine. Postal address, Box 49, P.O. Thames. Price, 21/- per 2 gallon jar, or 26/- per case 1 dozen bottles. Cash with order; freight extra. Ring 159 W, or J. Montague, Pollen Street, Thames. A LITTLE Shop, but a smart business.—Farmers’ Trading Co., Pollen Street. TpOR best results, use the “Wallace” Milking Machine. Write to us now for all particulars.—D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Thames. OHEA.PEST in Town for all Provisions; try us.—Farmers’ - Trading Co., Pollen Street. JgALE! Sale! Sale! Still continuing; Bargains in every line at A. Day’s, Queen Street. TV/jTR. W. H. Presswood, Optometrist. is THE Sight Specialist of this Town. He will also Test Sight at Country Homes by invitation. All repairs carefully executed. New address, Mary Street. rpHAMES and Country Ladies!—Great opportunity of securing First-Class Goods at stock-sacrificing prices, Lease expires and premises vacated from Saturday next, October 24th. Millinery, Frocks and General Drapery, at tremendous reductions.—Mrs. Maingay, Shorthand. CJPLENDID Results obtained by users of Pyes’ Shock Absorbing Pulleys, on all makes of Separators. Price, £4/15/-. D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Thames. TOWNSON’S Pharmacy maintains its reputation for careful dispensing, with moderate charges.—Wm. Townson, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Thames. B ES T Dessert Apricots and Peaches, 1/3 tin.-J-Farmers’ Trading Co., Pollen Street. rFOWNSON’S “Balm Cough Mixture” gives speedy relief, and is a wellknown remedy for Coughs and Colds.— Townson’s Pharmacy, Thames. Y VELVETEENS, black, white, brown, navy, etc., going at Cost Price, at A. Day’s, Queen Street. TOWN SON’S No. 1 Hair Tonic is a very Popular application for i the checking of Falling Hair.—Wm, Townson, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Thames. WANTED KNOWN: Fresh Daily Fruit and Vegetables. China Silk. Buyer of Fungus.—She Chong, Pollen Street. rjMIE Thrifty People go to the Farmers’ Trading Co. So get thrifty and fill your own Purse. YA7E take pride in erecting the 'Wai lace” Machine. Our Fitters mal every Machine a Show Plant. Writ for particulars.—D. McL. Wallace, Lt< Thames. "yyATCHES cleaned, 6/6; Clocks fro ‘2/6. All repairs now undertake and work done personally.—W. ] Presswood, Optometrist (Sight Spi oialist) and General Repairer. Mai Street, opposite County Chambers. BUSINESS NOTICES. r pHE pEOPLE’S pREWERY. LION AT E and STOUT. OAT MALT STOUTIMPERIAL ALE and STOUT. OUR PRIDE IS IN OUR QUALITY Brewed from the finest materials and bottled with the most up-to-date Machinery in the World. YTEW >ZEALAND DB