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Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16644, 14 November 1925, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. JUNE gHOWING OP JpROCKS AND QOSTUMES. This Store is showing a very fine range of FROCKS and COSTUMES Including the new Ensemble Styles, and you will find the Prices exceedingly low for Quality and Style. The prices range from 9/11. We extend you an invitation to come and inspect. M. L YNCH ’ DRAPER. Pollen Street ----- THAMES. We have imported direct Lovely Shoes for Growing Girls who take Ladies’ Size Shoes. BEST GLACE KID ONE-STRAP SHOES, Leather Heels; very smart design 19/6 Pair. SMART GLACE KID TWO-STRAP BUCKLE SHOES, Leather Heels; a new design 19/6 Pair. BEST PATENT LEATHER FANCY CROSS STRAP SHOES, Leather Heels 25/- Pair. LADIES. —We have just imported from “The House of Hallenstein,” the very Latest in Brocade, Patent and Black SHOES. We would like you to see them. THE VERY LATEST IN SHOES at J)ANBY’S gHOE gTORES.

QRICKET! fpENNIS! QROQUET! CRICKET BATS —9/- to 457SETS OF WICKETS—I4/6, 18/6. BATTING GLOVES—7/6, 9/6. WICKET-KEEPER’S GAUNTLET--18/-, 22/6, 30/-. LEATHER BALLS—I4/6, 19/6. COMPOSITION BALLS—I/3, 2/-, 37TENNIS PRESSES—2/6, 5/6. ” RACQUETS—9/- to 105/-. '' NETS—4S/-, 50/-. TENNIS BALLS.—Slazenger, Ayres, Spalding, 5/- per Pair. JSAAC gROWN AND QO„ THAMES, PAEROA, WAIHI. THE ELECTRIC SHOP. W. C. BUNTINGLICENSED ELECTRICIAN. Wishes to announce that he has moved his stock of ELECTRIC APPLIANCES to more central premises (next W. Carson, Stationer), where he invites an inspection of his new lines, direct from the best makers of these goods. Installations in Private Houses or Public Institutions carried out under Mr Bunting’s personal supervision, in any part of the Thames Valley. All repairs and work receive prompt ;md careful attention. W. C. BUNTING. ELECTRICIAN. Pollen St. Central - - - Thames. MAKES RICH, RED BLOOD! Spring has come, and with it the usual disorders arising from the change of seasons. Kirk’s Sarsaparilla Blood Mixture will be found an ideal remedy for Boils, Pimples, and all skin eruptions due to a poor condition of the blood; 3/6 a bottle. —KIRK, Chemist, Thames.