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IT r ATI TO advertise IN THE DAILY Newspaper.

WANTED. WANTED TO BUT, LOST AN! POUND and oth*r Small Claaalflel Ldv*rti*«ment*, CASH ONLY— Onoa. Tkraa tlm«* II Word* .... 1/. n% II Word* 1/1 4/. SITUATIONS VACANT. Help for Te Aroha, household 3, no washing; state wages.—Apply Mrs. Sprague, c/o. Thornton’s Bay Store. 152 {jj.ENERAL Farm-hand wanted; machine milking; permanent.—Abbott, Kopuarahi. * 142 (jjTBL or Young Woman for household duties. —Apply immediately, .Mrs. T. A. .Murphy, Tararu Kd. 153 LOST. King, left in Ladies’ Rest Room, Thursday afternoon.—Address at Star Ollice. 151 FOR SALE. fjW IJE1 J E WRITER, perfect order; suitable for student.—Apply Star Ollice. 15U TO LET. __j.-KOO.MED Dwelling with bathroom, washhouse, scullery, copper, tubs, e. 1., Richmond St.; rental 12/6 weekly. —Apply Public Trust. 145 Dwelling, washhouse, copper, tubs, bath, e. 1., Bella St.; rental, 7/6 weekly.—Apply Public Trust. 146 WANTED KNOWN. Crayfish, Mussels, Smoked Sclinapper, Butterflsh, Mau Mau and Kingfish, at Thames Fisheries’ Shop. 143 W l !* buy poor, wasteful Meat? W. Taylor can supply the primest of .Meat at a price unequalled. Free de.ivery.—’Phone 66. JIJNJOY the pleasures of a Refrigerator in your own home this summer. New models, Westinghouse and Crossley, now on view at 1. Brown and Co.’s. L OOK '■ Cleaned free of charge for limited period only. Spend £1 at M. Labarre, and he will clean your Clock free of charge. AH work guaranteed. JULIES are deadlier than bullets. Use Kawleigli’s Pyrethro Fly Killer, a Sciontilic General Insecticide; will not harm furs, woollens or fabrics. —S. Driver, Thames. Jj'AKMERS! —Don’t miss this great opportunity! Secure your subsidy on Haymaking Machinery, Harrows and Pumping appliances. Let us show you where to save money.—D. McL. Wallace, Thames. 'jUIAMES DINING ROOMS, Pollen St. (opposite Cullen’s, Drapers). Three-course Meals, Morning and Afternoon Tea. Barlow’s Ice Cream, Soft Drinks. —Mrs. N. McMahon, proprietress. Q.ENEROUS Subsidy to Farmers on Haymaking Machinery, Harrows and Pumping appliances if made in New Zealand. Let us show you how to save money.—D. McL. Wallace, Thames. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, PAGE 2. ‘WAIRAKAU” Mixture, a pure N.Z. ’’ Herb Preparation; For Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Wonderful testimonials from those who have u£ed it. Sold by F. N. Jacomb, Chemist, Thames. Large bottles 4/6, small >/-. A trial will convince you. ARMERS! —You can now receive a subsidy on Haymaking Machinery, rrows and Pumping appliances if de by us.—D. McL. Wallace, Ltd. DHONE 122.—E. McDonald, Mary Street, for Puke Coal and Carbonettee, also Coke and Ti-tree Wood In stove, grate or long lengths, In any quantity. All orders promptly attended to. ’VTOW is the time for Farmers to avail themselves of the Subsidy on the purchasing of Haymaking Machinery, Harrows and Pumping appliances. —See D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Thames. F)ELIVERY Receipt Books, 100 In duplicate, well bound, 1/- each, 11/- dozen, at Star Office. R-U-R CURED MR. GIBSON. “I suffered severely with Rheumatism in its worst form for years,” writes Mr. F. F. Gibson, Invercargill. "I tried various remedies without relief until advised to try R-U-R. Today lam completely cured.” R-U-R, the wonderful Uric Acid remedy, is sold with Money-Back Guarantee by N. B. Middlebrook, Chemist. Ask for Free Booklet. —Ad. KXXXXXXXX X XXXXXXXX* ji Tpinninq tip "BETTER BREAD" 8 K Mtke um of it. GW* our ether • trial K order. <”lhen you will feel lib* moutin^ | "mg Bread Win*" 8 for 4\er* it no bread m ■ti*fyi*4 at K (kit btkad by f Crown Bakery SsasoatßssEß he xxxxxxnau

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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19621, 31 January 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19621, 31 January 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19621, 31 January 1936, Page 1

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