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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19798, 29 August 1936, Page 1

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY Newspaper.

WANTED. WANTED TO BUY, LOST ANG r QUND and other Small Claaalfle4 idrertieement*, CASH ONLY—* Ohm. Tkrtt thr« 11 Word* U- mi II Words 1/1 4/ FOR SALE. Machines, with modern round bobbin, supplied in portable electric, cabinets or treadles; easy terms.— C. P. Lindsey. 176 JpURE-BRED Black Orpington Clucky Hens; with settings of 15 eggs, 6/6; without, 3/6.—Ring 35 D, Turua. 172 can depend on Singer Sewing Machines. Can be purchased for £l6, new, or on easy terms. —Lindsey. 176 TO LET. YU H AREPO A, Modern 5-roomed House; all conveniences and garage; 12-/6- —G. Innis, Wharepoa. 166 WANTED TO RENT. JJOU'SE, small (4 rooms), conveniences; reasonable; married couple. —Apply Henshaw, Junction Hotel, after 5 p.m. 174 WANTED KNOWN. rjWIE Monthly Meeting of Labour Party Branch will be held in Miners’ Union Hall on Tuesday, September 1. Business at 7.30 p.m. Address by, Mr. C. J. Garland at 8 o’clock. Light supper provided. 170 PRESBYTERIAN Flower Show and Bazaar, to be held in St. James’ Presbyterian Hall on September 17 and 18. Keep these dates free. , 173 QPENING August 31. —The “Jean Gordon,” Central Chambers, Pollen St. Qualified Stylist and Designer. Spring Ensembles a speciality. 155 QYCLISTS! Include a Bell in your equipment. Chime Bells, 2/-; Tyre Bells, 3/6; Ding-Dong, 1/6; others from 1/- to 3/-. —I. Brown and Co. JpDIES with Wide Feet. —Try GoeEasie Shoes; 30 styles; most comfortable.—Write for Illustrated Catalogue, Free. —James Adams. Wellesley St., Auckland. pLANTS. —Onion, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Beet, Leeks , Lettuce; Stock, Pansy, Iceland Poppies, Primula, Cinerarias, Carnation, etc.— Johnst-on, Nurseryman and Florist, Thames. PREVENT Colds with Rawleigh’B Cold Tablets; very effective. —S. Driver, Amy St. pHONE 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. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, PAGE 2. yPHY buy poor, wasteful Meat? W. Taylor can supply the primest of Meat at a price unequalled. Free delivery.—’Phone 69. DELIVERY Receipt Books, 100 In duplicate, well bound, 1/- each, /- dozen, at Star Office. A MARTYR TO RHEUMATISM. “R.U.R. made a new man of me, 1, writes Mr. H. Crawley, 19 Tweed St., Christchurch. “I had been a martyr to Rheumatism for 10 years, but now the longest day’s work finds me fit for the job.” R.U.R. is sold with money-back guarantee in every packet. Free booklet. L. R. Adams and N .B. Middlebrook. —Ad,

BUSINESS NOTICES. j JJ E NSOR, FOUR SQUARE STORE. MARY ST., THAMES - PHONE 81. Now in Stock: SEED POTATOES SEED POTATOES and BALED HAY., BALED HAY. Agent for: rpAUPIRI QO AL. AND CARBONETTES. W. R. GLEESON. BAKER, KARAKA ROAD - - THAMES. Bread delivered to ANY part of the Town DAILY. TELEPHONE 19. <4 £ 1 Our bread is ideal for sandwich making—it doea not crumble when cut thin. It is made from the best wheat, milled and baked to perfection. Ask our carter to call. Crown Bakery J. E. Phillips, Proprietor. 3HORTLAND. The** 11*.