MOTOR SERVICES. yyurrjD'a cervices. IHAMBS— QOROMANDEL— < fTAURAKI pLAINS. IJIHAMES ~ Lsavss Thamsa Lmvm Auckland Dally except Dally except Sundays. Sundays. 7.30 a.ja 10 &-m. 8 p.m 8.80 p.m, ON SUNDAYS Cars will leave Thames at 6.80 p.m. and leave Auckland at 6,30 pjn. SINGLE FARE .. .. 11/« RETURN FARE .. £l/1/riOROMANDEL CJERVICE. Leaves Thames Daily except Sundays. 2 p.m. Single Fare Return Fare Leaves Coromandel Daily except Sundays. 9.15 a.m .. .. .. 11/6 Coromandel Car connects with the Auckland Car. PHONES: Thames 40, Coromandel 37. yjf. AND gON. THAMES. ! BUSINESS NOTICES. 'EW PUBLICATIONS AT QARSON'S. "All Quiet on the Western Front," Remarque; "Ropper's JRow," Warwick Deeping (author of "Sorrell and Son"). "Golden Altar," .Joan Sutherland; "Time is a Gentleman," Charles Thomson; "Happy Ending," S te P hen McKenna; "The Cardinal's JVlistress," Benito Mussolini; "The Sign of the Triangle," Joseph Hocking; "The Buccaneer's Bride," Ben Bolt; "Tarka the Otter," Henry Williamson; 6/- each, posted 6/6, at W QARSON'S, Bookseller and Stationer,. THAMES. Q.OLDEN ' QRUST ' * T^AKERY^ (Opposite Public Library).. j THAMES. Having taken over the above, wellknown Bakery, I solicit a share of Public Patronage. DAILY DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THAMES. PARTIES, WEDDINGS and SOCIALS Catered for at Shortest Notice. ■ TELEPHONE 282. R. 0. H OUGHTON ' Proprietor. JUNTING. REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN. Pollen Street Central. Thames. TELEPHONE 237. Just arrived: NEW BRITISH JQLECTRIC JRONS, TJADIATORS. Estimates given for all classes of Electric Installations In any part •f the District Only Registered Wlremen employed. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. QHAMPION JjILOUR QHAMPION JpLOUR QHAMPION JpLOUB IS THE BEST OBTAINABLE. ALWAYS ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. r ORTHERN OLLER I^LOUR QO., LTD. AUCKLAND. WANTED KNOWN. Peas.—Plant another lot for late blooms when earlies are done. You need Yates' Giant ,Orchid Flowering for this purpose. Choice mixed 6d packet at Geo. Wood, Sole Thames Agent. TIME for Slugs.—Apterite for small insects in the soil. Our customers use this and can grow carrots. Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of-'Ammonia, Superphosphate for slow, sickly plants.— Geo. Wood. for present sowing give best results; you need a packet of each, but they must be Yates.—'Geo. Wood, Agent. T>LANT_Now: Antirrhinium, Candy- •*- tuft~ Carnation, Cornflour, Cosmos, Miniature and Tall Sunflower, also Red Dianthus, Gaillardia, Larkspur, Mignonette, Poppies, Stock, Summer Sweet Peas, etc.—Geo. Wood"DHUßAßß.—Victoria Giant; the big stems; hardy young roots; just budding; 6d each. Plant at once and have early rhubarb. —Geo. Wood, Grocer and Seedsman, Thames.
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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17695, 20 September 1929, Page 1
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