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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17679, 2 September 1929, Page 4

•ÜBINBBB NOTICES. LUMINIU M - W A R E LU MINIUM -WARE LUMINIU M - W A R E DOWN AGAIN. JUST LANDED:—Large Shipment of "SWAN" BRAND ENGLISH ALUM-INIUM-WARE. PRICES LOWER THAN PREVIOUS LOTS. HEAVY 16-GAUGE STEW-PANS, with Lids .. 35/- per Nest of 8. 4fin Sin sJin Gin 6Jin 7in 7£in Bin 2/3 2/9 3/- 3/6 4/9 5/6 7/- 8/6 Each. HEAVY 14-GAUGE ALUMINIUM STEWPANS, with Lids and Bronze Handles. . 30/- per Nest of 4. KETTLES, with Ruby Handles. 4 6 8 Pint 13/6 19/6 22/6 Each KETTLES —Special line, with Black handle—4-Pint only .. 5/6 Each AURAKI TORES, HARDWARE AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. , Pollen Street. •PHONE 169. P.O. BOX 16.

JF Y OU W ANT pROOF JF YOU pROOF of the performance of Indian •Motor-Cycles before you buy, just call In and let us arrange to give you a FREE demonstration and trial. "We would sooner let YOU test the Indian Scout and let its performance convince you of its merits, than try to convince you by our experience with it. Will you make the test? Will you let us offer you a FREE trial? Call, in soon and let's talk over the JJBW JNDIAN gCOUT. JNDIAN jgCOUT. One thing we can say about it, and one In which you'll have no difficulty in believing, is that it's essentially the most MODERN Motor-Cycle on the road. Point by point, It embodies MORE MODERN FEATURES THAN ANY OTHER . MOTOR-CYCLE of its kind. SEE FOR YOURSELF,, at, JROWN ; AND INDIAN AGENTS. THAMES.

own and. jjural Advances. . ' The Public Trustee has funds i* available, for Investment on behalf ' of the Common Fund on approved .securities on first mortgage for five • years or on table mortgages for I terms of 20, 25, 30 or 36J years. The rate of interest is 6 per cent. Stabilise your finances by . avail- ; lhg yourself of this opportunity. i' ( '5 No procuration fees are payable on any loans from the Public ; Trustee. ~ Full particulars will be given and all enquiries answered on application to the Public Trustee, Wellington, the District Public Trus- . tee r Auckland, or to Mr R. Kilgour, ' Agent of the Public Trust Office, ' Thames.

It may sound incredible that a bug could place thirty-seven banks in the hands of offioial receivers, but that is •what actually happened m Florida recently. Between May 15 and August 1 it was reported that thirty-seven Florida banks had closed down because the citrus crop failed, and the citrus croo was destroyed by the fruit-fly. The Mediterranean fruit-fly has been playing havoc-en the West Coast of North America. Incidentally it mav be mentioned that citrusgrowers north of Auckland have recently been alarmed lest this pest get a. hold in this new phase of the Dominion's industries. iWoods' Great peppermint Cure, For Influenza Colds.