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SITUATIONS VACANT. rjvVVO Probationers wanted for Nursing Staff. —Apply Matron, Thames Hospital. 151 LOST. rpWO Odd Gloves, one 2-button Brown Kid Glove and one Brown Woollen Glove. —Kindly return to Star Office. 153 FOR SALE. Flat-bottomed Boat; kauri; all ribbed; copper nails; in good order. To be sold at Kopu Sale, Tuesday, October 4. —E. Anderson, Kopu. 155 Electric Range, plug-in type. Provides maximum cooking efficiency at a minimum of cost. Price, £ls, or terms arranged. —Edwin Brown and Co. SEEDS AND PLANTS FOR SALE. /JIOMATO Plants, best variety for early planting. All kinds of Flower Plants, Onion Plants, etc., at Johnson’s Nurseries. Phone 152. WANTED TO BUY. Eggs!—Wanted to buy— Fresh Eggs; best cash prices.— Walker’s Imperial Bakery, Thames. RADIO. OADIO Service. —Ring us first, Phone 80 S. Guaranteed work. —S. F. Wood (opp. White Star Office). HOUSEHOLD FURNISHERS. “COXHEAD-MADE” FURNITURE JB a sure guarantee of durability and comfort, smartness in design, and lasting satisfaction in ownership. We welcome you to our Emporium.— Coxhead’s, Quality Furniture Manufacturers, Thames. jjvuRNITURE!— Buy Quality. Order direct from the manufacturer. Latest designs. —P. Trebilcock, Mackay St. (2nd Street rear King’s Theatre).

WANTED KNOWN. AMATEUR Photographers! Films developed. Enlarging a specialty, —Middlebrook, Chemist, Thames. QPRING! —Season of Skin Disorders. Adams (Chemist) Blood Tonic, 3/0 bottle. WATCH Your Step!—Buy your Footwear from Crocker’s. THREAD is your Best Food—And the 13 Best Bread is Gleeson’s.—Bakery, Karaka Road. Phone 19. WEBSTER’S Pies—“the best by miles.” —Popular Pie Shop (opp. White Star). — Rainbow, Chocolate, ° Blackberry; also Jam Rolls. AdamsBruce Specials. —Agent: Priest’s (next Workers’ Mart). ■pTARMERS!■ —Take no risk with your cows! Use our laralysis Powders. —Middlebrook, Chemist. Quality from Tested bo misled. —Let Burrett’s Dairy serve you. Phone 186. I\,TILK. —First Herds. Don’t TfiRUIT and High-Class Confectionery —always a tempting display. —“The Hospital Shop” (Carleton's). r)NE Slice of Bread and Butter provides more energy than 2 Eggs!— Gleeson’s for the Best. Phone 19. STORMONT’S Block Cake and Sponges —always choice. —“The Hospital Shop” (Carleton’s). PARAWAI SPECIALS. ■yOU can rely on us— “ That’s Service.” •*-’ —J. S. Walslie, Grocer. Customers recommend us to their Friends—“That’s Kindness.”—J. S. Walshe, Grocer.

■EVERYBODY speaks highly of our j Groceries —“That’s Fame.”—J. S. Walsh e. T3ROMPT Attention and Service. Lowest Prices— Parawai Supplies, Ltd. TT OUSEHOLI) Needs —New Season’s Goods just arrived.—Parawai Supplies, Ltd. •REMEMBER!— Our Prices compare with those ruling in Pollen St.— Parawai Supplies, Ltd. BUILDERS. rpO THOSE INTENDING TO BUILD! IN BRICK, TIMBER OR STONE. plans and Estimates Free. Applications made for Government Loans. PRIVATE FINANCE ARRANGED. SEE THE LIVE BUILDERS! CIMPSON AND k QUEEN ST., THAMES. -pUILDING RENOVATIONS. -£> alterations. We have a complete staff that will carry out all work expeditiously. Window Sashes and Re-Glazing Special Features. Modern Planing and Joinery Works. rjYWENTYMAN, Builder, Contractor and Funeral Furnisher. POLLEN STREET. ’PHONE 4. HOT WATER INSTALLATIONS. We have experience with all classes of Hot Water and all General Plumbing Work. j^CJ^EAN, Plumber and Sheet Metal Worker. POLLEN ST. Phone 280 S. THAMES. •pOR Tickets, Invitations or anything J required for your next dance, let “The Thames Star’\quote you. Our Printing Always Pleases.

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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20422, 26 September 1938, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20422, 26 September 1938, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20422, 26 September 1938, Page 1