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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17930, 4 July 1930, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. rpO-NIGHT’S rpO-NIGHT’S jgPECIALS gPECIALS At jJJARTIN’S jIjAMMOTH JOB pURCHASE. $ , J "iOAR±)IGANS, JUMPERS. QARDIGANS, JUMPERS, JUMPER gUITS JUMPER gUITS AND JACKETS. JACKETS. ABSOLUTELY NEW, HIGHGRADE GOODS. / ■ ; OFFERED AT GREAT BARGAIN . PRICES. Q.EO. - JJARTIN, MOTOR SERVICES. gERVICES, rjTHAMES— QOROMANDEL— PfAURAKI pLAINS. IpHAMES AUCKLAND. Leaves Thames. Daily except . Sundays. 7.30 am 3 p.m Leaves Auckland Daily- except Sundays. 10 a.m ,3.30 p.m

ON SUNDAYS Cara will leave Thames at 5.30 p.m and leave Auckland at 5.30 p.m. SINGLE FARE .... 11/6 RETURN FARE .... £l/1/QOROMANDEL gERVICE. JJOYAL ]y[ATL. Leaves Thames Dally except Sundays. 2 p.m SINGLE FARE Leaves Coromande' Dally except Sundays. 9.15 a.m 11/6 RETURN FARE £1 Coromandel Car connects with Auckland Car. \ the PHONES: Thames 40, Coromandel 37. In future only one trip will be made to the Haurakl Plains on Saturdays. Leave Thames, 8.30 a.m.' Leave Ngatea 11.30, Kerepeehi 12.15, arriving Thames 1, p.m. rn vy' HITE g°N. VV Y THAMES. JEFFERY JpARNOL’S BOOKS NOW PUBLISHED IN THE CHEAP EDITIONS. “The Broad Highway," “The Amateur Gentleman," “Beltane the Smith," “Sir John Dering,” “Martin Conishy’s Vengeance,” “Black Bartlemy’s Treasure,” “The Chronicles of the Imp,” 2/6 each. Also, “High Noon,” Crosbie Garstln; “Female of the Species.” Sapper; “Two Flights Up,” Mary Robt. Rinehart; “Tiger Claws,” Packard; 2/6 each; posted, 2/10. YJ QARSON, . •*.. stationer and Music Seller, THAMES. rjTHAMES RUCTION M ART REQUIRES p OOD, TTSED JpURNISHINGS (-JoOD, TTSED pURNISHINGS OOOD, ‘JjSED ' IN ANY QUANTITY. We will buy straight-out or Sell on your account. Liberal allowance made on Used Furniture in exchange for New. “VALUE AND FAIR DEALING.” rjTHAMES RUCTION PHONE 7. ]yfART