WANTED. TTOUSE (C to 7 Rooms), conveniences; acre section preferred.—Apply Star Office. SITUATIONS VACANT. TYAILY Help.—Apply Mrs. Manse, Rolleston Terrace. Milne, reliable, Milking and General' Farm Work.—Apply • T. Burfoot, Turua. FOR SALE. "UVRUIT and Vegetables; cheapest in X Thames.—She Chong, Pollen St. LOAN Thames Building awdiUU Society Fi rs t Group; easy terms for repayment.—Apply F. W. Hetherington, Thames. ' MISCELLANEOUS. TpINAL Clean-up! Half-Price! HalfPrice! Millinery, Frocks, Coats, Underclothing, Friday night, G to 8; Saturday morning, 10 to 12.—Mrs J. Maingay, Shortland. . QALLOWAY’S 1925 Christmas Club now in full swing. WANTED KNOWN.— The Tararu Refreshment Room is now open; a nice variety of Ices, Soft Drinks, Fruit, and Groceries,, etc. OALE still continuing: Corsets, Velveteens and Toys all at Half-Price. Big reduction in Lace and Embroidery. —A. Day, Queen Street. QUEEN’S Pictures, Labour Night: Buck Jones in “The Man Who Played Square.” This is his best Western Thriller! WEDNESDAY, October 28th., James’ Hall: Rev. Lionel Fie St Fletcher speaks for Prohibition. Keep this date open. t " ’ pENTRAL Fish Shop: Fresh White?;.; bait and Smoked Mullet this week-. • -Mrs. L. Thomas. WONG SING Laundry, Pollen Street ' ’ ' Central: Collars, washing, starching and ironing, 2id; starching and ironing only, 2d, \ LL things go to -the other fellow if you sit down and wait. I guess we fon’t wait. —Farmers’ Trading Co., 'ollen Street. ’.-w.'. T>IAS Trimming, usual price, 1/3 L> card; sale price, 9d; Braids, 3d yd. Trimmings, half-price.—A. Day. 3 ARBALICH’S Famous Port or J White I’Grape 1 ’Grape Wine. Postal address, sox 49, P.O. Thames. Price, 21/- per 2 ;allon jar, or 26/- per case 1 dozen ottles. Cash with order; freight extra, ting 159 W,. or J. Montague, Pollen Itreet, Thames. \ LITTLE Shop, but a smart business. —Farmers’ Trading Co., Pollen itreet. . closing-down Sale, Saturday, ' 24th. Two last days of absolute iargain Sale. Shop early and secure fie pick of the stock. —Mrs 'Maingay, 'orner Pollen and Richmond Streets.
best results, use the “Wallace” 1 Milking Machine. Write to us now for all particulars.Ltd., Thames. ' -D. McL. Wallace, PCftLB. Bag Champion Flour given to second largest subscriber to Galloway’s 1925 ’Xmas Club. /CHEAPEST in Town for all Provisions; try us.—Farmers’ ’ Trading Co., Pollen Street. QALE! Sale! Sale! Still continuing; Bargains in every line at A. Day’s, Queen Street.MR, W. H. Presswood, Optometrist, is THE Sight Specialist of this Town. He will also Test Sight at Country Hoihes by invitation. All repairs carefully executed. New address, Mary Street. TIO not miss hearing Rev. Lionel Fletcher, Wednesday, 28th. inst., at St. James’ Hall, “The Other Side of America.” 1 : SPLENDID Results obtained by users of Pyes’ Shock Absorbing Pulleys,? on all makes of Separators. Price, £4/15/-. D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Thames. rPOWNSON’S Pharmacy maintains its reputation for careful dispensing, ; with moderate charges.—Wm. Townson, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Thames. EST Dessert Apricots and Peaches, 1/3 tin.—Farmers’ Trading C 0.,) Pollen Street. rpoWNSON’S “Balm Cough Mixture” gives speedy relief, and is a known remedy for Coughs and Colds.— Townson’s Pharmacy, Thames. 1 OLB. Swan Ham given t© the largest' u subscriber to Galloway’s 1925 ’Xmas Club.
rnoWNSON’S No. 1 Hair Tonic is a very Popular application for 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. ' T he Thrifty People go to the Farmers’ Trading Co. So get thrifty and fill your own Purse. TOIN Galloway’s ’Xmas 1925 Club, and save your money. .. i W E are facing a tremendous crisis,' Come and hear Rev. Lionel Fletcher at St. James’ Hall, Wednesdavv; 2Sth. inst.
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Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16626, 23 October 1925, Page 1
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