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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17695, 20 September 1929, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED TO BUT, LOST & FOUM» and other small classified Advertisements: Once. Three tim/"" 18 Words .. .*. 1/.- 2/6 25 Words 1/6 4/SITUATIONS VACANT. Man for Milking, machines, and general Farm Work.—Apply S. R. Heslop/Hikutaia. 185 (~)N Tuesday, between Thames and Ngatea, one Motor-Cycle Wheel. —Reward at I. Brown's, Thames, or Dent's, Ngatea. 192 FOR SALE. the Tai Rawhiti,' situated at Waiomo; all rent paid.—Apply to Wereta, Winiata, Waiomo. 193 WANTED KNOWN. {"YWING, to unforeseen circumstances having arisen, the Tennis Dance, as advertised for the 25th September,' will be temporarily postponed.- 194 WHITEBAIT, Fresh-Cooked Crayfish, oysters, Mussels and Smoked Fish at Thames Fisheries' Shop. 187 PECIAL, Values: All-Wool Flannel Unders., 4/11; Working Shirts; 4/6; Working Sqx, 1/-; Pyjamas, all sizes, 6/11. —Robt. Wood, Caledonian House. - .■■ 190 "R. R. THOMPSON, Thames Agent, Northern Export Co., Ltd., will attend Hikutaia Sale every Wednesday fortnight. Top prices. 158 T AWN-MOWERS Sharpened, Auckland Specialist; also Saws, Scissors, Hedge Clippers, Knives, etc.— Address at Star Office. 146 r)NION Plants: Ours need no adveryj tising. Quality sells our Plants; also Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants at Reader's, Phone 247. MISCELLANEOUS. . by St. George's Women's Guild, Thursday, November 7. Please note the date. ...... .... 6-i- ... • ,„, , *l6os OPECIAL Values: Ladies' Under- ° vests, 1/9J, 2/6, 2/11, 3/11; Crepe Bloomers, 2/3; Art. Silk Hose from 1/11. —Robt. Wood, Caledonian House. 190 RABBITS, Coromaridel Oysters, Mus- ■■ sels, Crayfish, Fresh-and Smoked Fish, all the best at Fishermen's Coop. Shop, Pollen St. 161 r. Class- Wreaths, Bouquets, etc., on shortest notice. —Reader, the Florist, Phone 247. — Ladies' N e w Spring Jumper Suits, Costumes, Dresses and Latest Materials now showing at New Premises.—Fashionette. ■ Floral Work. Wreaths and Bouquets on shortest notice. 'Phones 41M, 260 or 250. SPRING-CLEANING Time is here! P Send your Heavy Curtains and Tablecloths to Jorgensen for DryCleaning. Get a quotation for Cleaning that Upholstery. T?ASHIONETTE. Just arrived: £ Dainty Baby Wear; Little Girls' Cardigans; Fancy Hand-bags; Novel Coat-hangers. Inspection invited. Late night Saturday. ■ MeDONALD, Mary St., 'Pboiw —' 122.—Winter Firing, Pukemiro Coal stocked; also Coke,. Ti-tres Wood, stove, grate or long lengths, in any quantity. All Orders promptly attended to. 1W ■RS. McKECHNIE, of Rolleston - Street, -by request, now stocks the mous Nikau Brand of Bacon and Small Goods. Cooked Ham, 2/6i per c B „«ee 1/- per lb; Pork Sausages, 9d peflb; and P other-Small Good.* reasonable prices. A : trial solicited. 'ARDENED Seedlings of all sea•sonable annuals and border plants. Tou have less failures with Readers PADFIELD, Mackay SL, Coal "• Dealer. Best Walkato Cpal to A trial solicited. 'Phone 109. r»LEESON'S Bread is Quality Bread; V also Block Cake, 1/- lb. .cash J" tended to. 'Phone 19. Cake aH tainable at Taylor's, Mary St. 3 has proved a Great L many. Let us prove it to you. No charge for minor repairs. 'ORGENSEN AND CO. have decided ° to keep to their reduced charges for Dry-Cleaning during September. Suits 7/6, Frocks and Dresses, 5/6. ■OASHIONETTE.— Removal to more * commodious Premises, opposite Central Hall. Inspection welcomed. •OE QNE OF THE »^ ANTEI)S " rpHE I.C.S. Student is always wanted rie'rly. trained. Be an I.C.S. Student and'be wanted. Building Contractors, Architectural, Accountancy, Salesmanship, etc. Apply for full particulars to— .:. / '" TNTERNATIONAIr CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS N (N.Z.) LTD. King's Bldgs., 13SC Victoria Street. HAMILTON. "