WANTED. WANTED TO BUY, LOST & FOUND and other small Classified Advertisements:— Once. Three times 18 Words .... U - 2/4 S 5 Words .... 1/6 4/SITUAT.ONS VACANT. {SALESMAN, with knowledge of Motors, to represent Auckland Accessory Firm.—Apply, after 6.30 p.m. Thursday, Mr Pearce, -Park Hotel; Thames. SMART Boy to help with Machine Milking and Farm Work.—Apply Star Office for address. SITUATIONS WANTED. _____ • /■ POSITION to Elderly Couple, by Trustworthy Woman; light duties; —Apply Miss Carroll, C/o Mrs McKenzie, Fenton St. JIGHT Housework, by Capable Girl; sleep at home; Sundays free.—• M.P., Star Office, . . TO LET. piVE-Roomed House, in Sandes St. —Apply Mrs Campbell, Karaka Road. , ' ' TO LET OR FOR SALE. - • \T7ELL-Appointed Six-roomed House, with all conveniences; opposite Park, Tararu. —Apply J. Poulgraln. FOR SALE. TAOUGLAS Motor-Cycle, in fair order throughout; used by me only. Price, £ls. —D. Rumble, Hikutaia. 1 CjlX-Roomed House, all conveniences. Price, £500; easy terms.—Apply S. Levien, Pollen St. BUSINESSES for Sale—Piano and Gramophone; all new’ stock; leading Waikato Town. OJher Agencies carried. Owner leaving for Australia. A snip for someone; £37s.—Apply Star Office. . QUR Speciality is Tomato Plants.— Six Leading Varieties.. Low quotation t(f suit large grower. Retail price, 1/3 per dozen.—Johnson’s Nursery, Thames. WAITED KNOWN. TJARBALIdPS Famous Port Win* recommended by Medical Profession. Postal address; Box 49, P. 0., Thames. Price, 20/.- -per 2-gallon Jar. or 25/- per, case 1 dozen'bottles. Cash with order; freight extra. RfnglSSW., or J. Montague, Pollen St.. Thames. WANTED KNOWN. That L. L. Reader can supply Wreaths, Bouquets. etc., in City Styles, on shortest notice.—’Phone No. 247. MI SC ELLANEOUS. C jITUSSELS, Fresh and Smoked Fish, Kippers, etc. All the best at the Fishermen’s Co-op.. Shop (next ’to Dann’s). ’Phone 174.
OPUARAHI Cricket Club.—Social in Kopuarahi School, Friday, October 12. Euchre and. Monte Carlo Prizes. Good Music, Floor, Supper. Gents., 2/6; Ladies, 1/6. QHIROPRACTIC means Health with-.'; J out Drugs or Operations.—Mß. R. A- OLSEX, Chiropractor, Davy St. (immediately behind Library). Homes visited. Consultations Free. TJMBRELLAS, Machines, Furniture repaired. Saw's, Scissors, etc., sharpened. Strong, Lasting Toys Save Money.—Qrder now at the Fancy Depot. VUE Cannot give you a Straight Banana, but we can give you a Straight Tip and a Straight Deal. Get your Fruit from Reader’s JT] MCDONALD. Mary St. (one door 'from Pollen St.), has choice Hydra Goods daily; Bacon, Ham, Small Goods. Full stock best Butter daily. Cake, Sweets, and Soft Drinks. Pukemiro Coal stocked. Parties, Socials and Balls catered for. Sandwiches a specialty. Phone 122. Orders on shortest notice delivered promptly. ■pASHIONETTE.— For Corselettea "*■ with belt, 6/11; all prices, and to suit all figures; Maid and Matron; try a pair. S'l.k Nights., Underskirts. A special feature. U n^erwear * n Crepes, Madap. Bloomers 1/11, Nights. 3/11; Vests from 1/11; our Silk Hosiery, point heel, from 2/11. All kihds kept in stock. New Millinery Ready-to-Wears. All prices. Something to suit all at Fashionette, Pollen St. (CABBAGE. Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants, fresh pulled daily. Best Plants in District. Special quote for large quantities at Reader, ’Phone 247 TAA.SHIONETTE. For Fashion **■ Goods.. Art Silk Dresses, O.S. 49/6; best Silk Repp. Frocks, Wool Repps., and House Frocks at Low Prices. Coatees, the latest, 19/11; Gloves 2/11. Materials in Voiles, Repps, etc. Give us a trial. Dressmaking done on premises.—Fashionette Central Buildings, Pollen St. "IIYISSES SCOTT, for High-clas» Floral Work. Wreaths and Bouquets on Shortest Notice. ’Phones 41M, 260 or 250. \A7INCEYETTE, 1/- and 1/6; good Flannelette, 101 d; Storm Flannel, 9d; Ripple Cloth, 1/6, at Fancy Depot, Mary St. TTARDY Seedlings of Annuals and > Perennials always on hand. Only suitable varieties for present plactlng stocked.—L. L. Reader. ’Phone 247.
TpASHIONETTE.—For your Baby; beautiful Frocks, Crepe-de-Chene, Voiles and Organdies. New season's Bonnets, Hats, Helmets, Sox. Layettes always ready. Shawls from 8/11. For . the Boys: Shirts from 3/11; Eants/ 4/11; Caps, Hats, Belts, School . and /
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Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17449, 11 October 1928, Page 1
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