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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17805, 3 February 1930, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED TO BUY, LOST & FOUIfS and other small Classified AdvertlM* ments: 18 Words .... 1/- • 2/1 V 25 Words 1/6 4/SITUATIONS WANTED. and Costumier, excellent Auckland references, requires work; 12/6 per day.—Apply “Efficient,” Star Office. 10 EXPERIENCED Dairy Farm-hand •wants position.—Apply Star.. 12 LOST. L ADY ' S Handbag, blue Morocco; pocket-books, tickets and wages; between Thames, Kopu Bridge and Omahu.—Reward at Star Office. 272 : —I. jgETWEEN Paeroa and Turua, Lady’s Brown Leather Hand-bag, containing spectacles and sundries.— Apply Star Office. ’ * 225 FOR SALE. QMEGA Air Cushion, as new, 10/r. — For address, apply Star Office. 5 JjILOWERING Bulbs.—Anemone, ’ St. Bridget, finest Irish strain, double mixed: also Ranunculus, l/- per doz.', 6/- per 100, 50/- per 1000. Post free. —B. H. Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. 7

J>EACHES, choicest yellow bottling, half-bushel .cases, 7/6 delivered. —Causley, Phone I.IOD. , 262 ' WANTED KNOWN. WOOLHOUSE, the wellknown Piano Tuner, now in Thames Orders left Star Office’, promptly attended ;to. 8 f. jgICYCLE Tyres are being given away FREE at Isaac Brown and Co.’s. - Call io-day and get particu- ' i lars. 127 JJOYS’ Solid Leather School Bags, last a lifetime. Girls’ Attache Cases, quality and prices right.— . Springhalt's, Pollen Street, Thames. 'Phone 137. MISCELLANEOUS. - - ■■■ ‘ ( 11 ■ ' - Your School Stationery at ; •Springhall’s (successor to Coad’a), Thames. ’Phone 137. ; t J^ASHIONETTE.— Sale now on.— ' x Girls’ Gym. Frocks and Hats greatly reduced. School Frocks from 4/11; Ladies’ Frocks from 12/6. Great reductions in all lines. 9 JgARBALICH’S Famous Port Wine, recommended by the Medical Pro-1 ; | fession. Order now at either Nick’s • Fish Shop, Telephone 92, or J. Mon-; tague’s, tobacconist. 20/- per 2gal. Jar, or 25/-, 35/-, 45/- per dozen bottles. Cash must accompany order. JJOUGHTON’S Central Tea Rooms, Pollen St., for Luncheon and Afternoon Tea. For Cakes and Small Goods, Houghton’s Bakery, Queen St., 'Phone 282. - G ET Your School Books at Springhall’s (successor to Coad's), Thames. * ’Phone 137. JpASHIONETTE. —Mrs Mann, Corset Specialist, is in attendance, and will advise and fit you with the Garment most suitable to your figure. All Garments greatly reduced. 9

T7* MCDONALD, Mary St., 'PhonS / 122. —Winter Firing, Pukemlro stocked; also Coke, Tl-tse« Coal Wood, stove, grate or long length*’ In any quantity. All Order* promptly attended to. 169 HARDENED Seedlings of all reasonable annuals and border plants. You have less failures with Reader'* Seedlings.—Phone 247. T>UY your Cream from the Laurel Dairy, Rolleston St.; Fresh Eggs and Butter, also Swan Bacon. Milk delivered to parts of Town. —G. W. Knox, Proprietor. QNION Plants: Ours need no advertislng. Quality sells* our Plants; also Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants at Reader’s, phone 247. rpHE Famous Swan Brand Pork - L< ’ Sausages may be obtained from Mrs v Knox. Rolleston St., every Friday and Saturday. Always on hand:' Cooked Ham, Lard and Bacon, Baker’* Small. Goods and Block Cake. Christmas Club now started.

TIOW DO YOU STAND WITH XL YOUR EMPLOYER? * Does he pass you by as just a routine worker, or does he think you ambitious to get ahead? Are you not more likely to get promotion if he knows you are studying and really preparing for a bigger job? Think it over. Then act. Get information as to our courses or the train as you require: Electric Wiremen’s. Aeroplane Engineer. Analytical Chemist, Matriculation. Write for full particulars to » INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD., King’s Buildings, N ! / 138 C Victoria Street, HAMILTON.