BARGAINS. LADIES' SMART PATENT LEATHER STRAP SHOES. Usual Price, 29/6 Pair. 60 Pairs Assorted Bargains, To Clear, J/jj DANBY'S SHOE STORE.
WANTED. WANTED TO BUT, LOST & FOUND and other small classified Advertisements:— 18 Words 1/- 2/6 SITUATIONS VACANT. Q.ENERAL Help. Apply Tapu Hotel. Ring 1935. 124 BOARDERS WANTED. pRIVATE Board offered 2 gentlemen or married couple; handy position; washing.—Apply Star Office. 135 FOR SALE. JpREEHOLD Farm, 91 acres, 7 paddocks, new buhga'ow, sheds and milking plant, £1800; terms.—C. D. Wright, Land Agent, Thames. 137 WANTED KNOWN. gT. GEORGE'S Girls' Club are holding a Dance in St. George's Schoolroom, Mary Street, on Monday, June 30, at 8 p.m. 13$ QYSTERS! Oysters! Fresh Oysters at Thames Fisheries' to-night. 138" MISCELLANEOUS. JJ<RESH Rabbits to-night at Thames Fisheries' Shop. , 132 pIA-MOUS Miners Cough Cure. Every dose relieves. All chest and lung complaints. Don't fail to try it soon. Chemists and Stores; 2/6. JpRESH-Smoked Schnapper and Cod, Ee\ also Kippered Cod and Kippered Gurnard, at Thames Fisheries' Shop. • 123 best White Ti-Tree; 8 Bags, £l.—Telephone 221, F, McMahon. 148 JJOUGHTON'S Central Tea Rooms, Pollen St., for Luncheon and Afternoon Tea. For Cakes and Small Goods, Houghton's Bakery, Quern St, 'Phone 282. JJBADER'S Florist Shop for HtfchClass, Wreaths, Bouquets, etc., on shortest notice.—Reader, the Florist, Phone 247. JV McDONALD, Mary Street, 'Phone 122.—Winter Firing, pukemiro Coal stocked; also Coke, Tl-tree Wood, stove, grate or long lengths, in any quantity. All order* promptly attended to. TXARDENED Seedlings of all Seasonable Annuals and Border Plants. You have Jess failures with Reader's Seedlings.—Phone 247. QABBAGE Plants, 3 varieties; Cauliflowers, 3 varieties; Lettuce, Leeks, Beet, red or silver; /strong, healthy plants, at Reader's, 'Phone 247. WANTED KNOWN. IR JAMES buys our 2/- Tea and KJ says it is as good as the 3/2 In packets. We sell a lot of thig, and also the Broken Orange Pekoe at 1/8 lb. Save money here.—Geo. Wood. /CLOTHES Baskets, strongly woven, long life with firm handles that will delight Mother; 9/- upwards.—* Geo. Wood, Grocer, Thames. r QUARE Granite Bowls. Use them " as open vegetable, fruit, salad or Stew Dishes. Strong, clean and handy. And they are selling; 1/9 each; secure 2 or more now.—Geo. Wood. T AMP Glasses and W lcks: We stock in many sizes. Cork Mats to protect your polished table from Hot Dishes, 6d each. Decorating sets to ice your cake; 2/3 set.—Geo. Wood. pLIFFE'S Kidney, Robin Adair, Early Puritan and Arran Chief Seed Potatoes. Others arriving. .Secure now and get them budded. —Geo. Wood. BUBINESB NOTICEB Q.OODWIN AND gON. BRICKLAYERS AND TYLERS. TERRACE ST., THAMES. 4LL CLASSES CEMETERY TfOR? • UNDERTAKEN. Igenttr *or: McNAB AND MASON, Monumental Masons, Auckland. BHOWS. UCKLAND XHIBITION. 10 BIG DAYS 10 BIG DAYS--10 BIG NIGHTS. 10 BIG NIGHTS. Competitive Sections for All. W. F. O'DONNELL, P.O. Box 86, Auckland. 100 Cold nights bring on colds and chills. Fortify yourself with "NAZOL" Colds are dangerous. Don't experiment—take "NAZOL"—the proved remdey. 60 doses 1/6.
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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17923, 26 June 1930, Page 1
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