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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17678, 31 August 1929, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED TO BUT, LOST & FOUNB and other small Classified Advertlfi»« ments: Once. Three time* 18 Words 1/- 2/6 25 Words 1/6 4/SITUATIONS VACANT. STRONG Boy for Gardening Work immediately.—Apply Johnston's Nursery, Sandes St. 277 SITUATIONS WANTED. WORK wanted. Gardening, anything, good worker; 12/- a day; Mattresses also renovated in House.—Apply Star Office. 314 LOST. TpOUNTAIN Pen, probably neaa* the Wharf or Station. Reward.—Ring 269 M. 316 "OETWEEN Auckland and Ngatea, Rim and Avon Tyre, 31 x 5.25. Finder please return to P. B- White and Co., Customs St., Auckland. Reward. 313 Handsome Hooked Stick, in vicinity of Paeroa Station. Those taking it may return to this office. Small reward. 280 FOUND. T EFT at Hain’s Imperial Bakery, Pollen St., a Parcel. —Owner can have same by giving description and paying for Advertisement. 301 FOR SALE. TWAUGHT Gelding, 4yrs., sound, broken, all work; also Wearier Pigs, good.—Hudson, Kopu. 315 QNION Plants, W 6d. per 100; Adamson, Sandes from selected seed, strong plants.—D. St., Thames. 275 WANTED KNOWN. T ADIES’ Black Satin Shoes, large variety, from 14/6 at Whitehead’s Shoe Store. Greatly reduced in price. 312 THRESH Whitebait and Oysters tonight, at Thames Fisheries’ Shop, Pollen St. 308 ("TNION Plants: Ours need no advertising. Quality sells our Plants;, also Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants at Reader’s, Phone 247. TORGENSEN AND CO. have decided u to keep to their reduced charges for Dry-Cleaning during September. Suits 7/6, Frocks and Dresses, 5/6.

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