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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 19254, 8 November 1934, Page 2

BIRTHDAY WEEK 1874 DIAMOND JUBILEE 60 Years Young. I are justifiably proud of the Grand Old Name and Goodwill so deservedly earned by the Founder, and will continue to give their patrons that SPECIAL SERVICE so well summed up in the two words: Always Dependable To celebrate 60 YEARS 9 trading at Thames, ] 10 per cent, DISCOUNT off all purchases up to 17th. November, 1934. )j| CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL In addition to the Birthday Gift of 10 per cent, during Birthday Week, further con- What yOU Can cessions given to all pur- BllV f OY chasers of goods to the value .HI <IO|- and Upwards || . d HETHERINGTONS The Drapers "Where the GOOD VALUES are" THAMES.

ALUMINIUM WARE MANUFACTURED BY ../■■ ■. «. NEW IMPROVED PROCESS We have just landed a shipment of KETTLES, SAUCEPANS and KITCHEN UTENSILS made, from Aluminium which has heen manufachired by an improved process, making it the most suitable ware for Cooking purposes. No 643" KETTLES, with neat handles, made from 20 ' inium for QUICK BOILING. 3-phlt, 6/-; 6-pint, 10/6 NO 340 A: KETTLES, with UNBREAKABLE HEAT-RESISTING ' BROWN HANDLES, made from 14 gauge Aluminium. Very heavy 4-pint, J3/6; 6-pint, 19/6; 8-pint, 21/6 NO. 653 S: STEWPANS, made from 16 gauge Aluminium, with Neat Antique Copper Handles. ' . sin., 2/3; 6in., 3/-; 7in., 4/6; Birt., 6/9 each, or 15/6 nest of 4. NO. 450: STEWPANS, made from 12 gauge Aluminium. Very heavy, with Strong Handles. sJin., 5/3; 6£in., 7/6; 7in., 10/6; Bin., 13/6 each, or 35/- nest of 4. NO. 454: FISH BROILER, with Wire Basket. 9rm., 8/-; lOJin., 9/6; I lin., 11/6 each. Also—Colanders, Steamers, Teapots and Fry Pans. HAURAKI STORES LIMITED. POLLEN" STREET, THAMES. 'PHONES: Store, 169. Manager's Residence, 291. P.O. Box 16. TENNIS We have a large stock of Slazenger and Spalding Racquets from 25fOthers from 10/- up. Balls from 2/6 pair. Guaranteed 1935. W. H. Richardson, SPORTS DEALER. POLLEN STREET