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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 19246, 30 October 1934, Page 1

YOU WAWT Advertised

WANTED. WANTED TO BUT, LOST AM •OUND and other Small Classified \dvertisements, CASH ONLY— Once. Three times 18 Words 1/- 2/6 26 Words 1/6 4/SITUATIONS VACANT. I-iOY or Youth, able to milk; machines; farm work. —R. Connors, Turua. ' 13t> rj-IRL for light housework;35 M, Turua. 138 iVfAN for Farm Work, with experience of Fordson Tractor.—Apply to "Urgent," star Office. 140 FOUNTAIN Pen, Swan, gold-banded, in town, Thursday.—Reward at Star Office. fjADY'S Brown Purse and Gent.'s Hat, Friday night, between Orongo Corner and Turua. Reward. —Finder please leave at Star Office. 133 FOR SALE. yfIXCELLEXT Chip Califont, large Kitchen Dresser, with drawers and cupboards, suitable Boardinghouse or Hotel. Owner leaving Thames.—Apply Star Office. 142 WANTED TO BUY. sun-dried; cash prices; N.Z.'s bigbest exporters.—T. W. Doo, 109 Vlc.oria St., Auckland. WANTED TO RENT. HACK, Thames Coast, for two weeks at Christmas. Write particulars. —Weedon, Railway House, Te Aroha. 139 WANTED KNOWN. JJON'T Forget Methodist Rose Show to-morrow (Wednesday), St. James' Hall, 2 p.m. Enter your Flowers. Good Prizes. Admission Cd. 143 TIHAME9 Workingmen's Social Club. A Dance will be held in Clubroom on Thursday, November l. Good floor, zood music, good supper. 141 gAR-RINGS: Patent Clip Pearl Stud Ear-rings and Nickel Stud Price, 1/9. The latest in Dress and Beret Ornaments. —Thrift Store. PUBLIC of Thames- are invited to Methodist Rose Show, St. James' Hall, to-morrow (Wednesday), 2 p.m. Lovely flowers. Admission 6d. 143 [UMMBR Time is here! Remember we are equipped with the Latest Refrigerating Plant. Meat always fresh.—W. Taylor, Phone 69. RALPH'S Reliable Remedies (Ralph Sanft). Prompt Mail Order Chemist. —Dept. T.S., 201 Symonda St., Auckland. OLOMON Island Curios. Special *"' Exhibition, Wonderful Curios, Methodist Rose Show, to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, St. James' Hall. Don't miss this. 143 >HONE 122—E. McDonald. Mars • Street, for Puke Coal and Carbonettes, also Coke and Ti-tree Wood la stove, grate or long lengths, in an; quantity. All orders promptly attended to. rpRACED Needlework: Dainty Lace« edged Organdie Vanity Sets and Tea Showers. The Thrift Store for Up-to-Date Traced Goods of all descriptions. Full range of Stranded Cottons, Siks, etc.—Thrift Store. YX7ILTON Coal—the Pick ot the Walkato. House or Kitchen, In any : quantity.—O. Cosgrove, Thames Agent, Pahau St., 'Phone 74. EW TRIBUTE AGREEMENT 1 FORMS may be had at the Office of the 'Thames Star," Sealey Street. Price: 2/6 each, 3 or more copies, */- T)B!LIVERY Reeeipt Books, 100 lfi *"* duplicate, well bound, 1/- Mfih. 11/- dooen, At Star Offioo. SUPPORT those who spend tfaeit money In Thames, and encourage local industry. No need to send out of Thames for Printing. "The Thames Star" Printing Works can supply fill your Printing requirements—quicker, better and cheaper. Ring 'Phone ,20 and representative will call on you with Samples and Prices. MISCELLANEOUS. pURSES: Dainty Purses for Use with Summer Frocks. A nice selection in white and colours. Prices ranging from 3/6 to 5/6.—Thrift Store. T)ELiyERY Receipt Books, 100 in duplicate, well bound, 1/- each; 11/- dozen, at Star Office. BUSINESS NOTICES. 3*S iSM&A !: Y©M Think You've H is Tasted Real 11 Bakery Goods ■s} Well,*wait until you try Bread, j: ■; Cakes, Pies, Scones and other ;• 2« "emails" from the ovens of f| St •■ J. E. Phillip*, Propitetsr, SHORTLAND. T&one Sl*.