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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 18607, 16 September 1932, Page 2

DANCE. Metherton Hall. Direction - - - J. W. NEATE. GRAND EUCHRE AND DANCE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. CLAUDE FISHER AND HIS COLLEGIANS. Featuring the Latest Fox-Trot: "SOMEBODY LOVES YOU.” STREAMERS AND CONFETTI. ROULETTE AND MONTE CARLO WALTZES. best of euchre prizes. SPECIAL BUFFETT SUPPER. i'REE BUSES leave THAMES, via TURUA, at 7.30; WAIT AKARURU, via NGATEA and KEREPEEHI, 7.20; PAEROA at 7.45. Admission: Ladies 2/-, Gents. 2/-. 92 BUSINESS NOTICES. A. T. COXHEAD, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER AND CAR TRIMMER. POLLEN STREET. (Opp. McDonnell and McMillan’s Garage). - UPHOLSTERY AND MOTOR HOOD REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.

CHAS. BUNTING, ELECTRICIAN, POLLEN STREET CENTRAL Electrical Installations ot all descriptions executed promptly anywhere In the Thames Valley. FOR THE GARDEN! Miranda Lime For BETTER Vegetables and FINER Flowers, USE Miranda Lime PRICE: 1/6 per Bag, on Thames Wharf. For Orders, Ring ’PHONE d 3. rpATE AND JJODGE. MIRANDA LIME. R. M. TAYLOR, M.P.S. Late Bongard’s North Pharmacy. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, POLLEN ST. NORTH, THAMES. (Opposite White’s Garage) Prescriptions from any Doctor dispensed with the finest of Drugs. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. DEVELOPING AND PRINTING a Speciality—one-day Service. R. M. TAYLOR, ’PHONE 14D. PRIVATE ’PHONE, 14K.