Page 10 Advertisements Column 5

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17344, 26 September 1924, Page 10

SHOP AT PAPANUI L. F. GEE 6. NORTH ROAD. THE PAPANUI PLUMBER. Agents for: nith's Electric Pumps, Crompton’s Boile Addr Ho St. We do Repairs CHEAP Not CHEAP Repairs SYD. SMITH Waimairi Cycle Works Opposite Papanui Hotel Marmite Bouillon Piping Hot teaspoonful Marmite Food Kxtract in large cup boiling water —add 2 tablespoons Milk. Extraordinarily delicious drink. 1-oz. Jars lid. 2-oz. Jars 1/6. All grocers. 16-oz. Jar makes over 240 large cups. Sanitarium Health Food Shop 708 Colombo Street BAILEY AND SMITH :: :: PAPANUI £6OO THE lowest price house property now OFFERING—CENTRAL PAPANUI TOWNSHIPIMMEDIATE SALE DESIRED! ROOMS, bathroom and scullery, gas stov in dining-room; washhouse, copper and Ihouses, fruit trees, lawn back and fron AGENTS STATE FIRE AND BAILEY AND SMITH :: sink, on, clinker fireplace tubs; coalhouse. vegetable house, ram; Section 32 perches. SUTTON’S SEEDS. :: PAPANUI BEST BREAD F. Jennings, Searell’s Rd. PAPANUI COAL DEPOT. ’PHONE 6166 A. All Classes of Coal and Wood. Fencing Posts, 2/-; Strainers, 3/3. iet a Quote from us for all kinds of Fruit Cases. IT CAN’T BETTER OUR PRICES. FARISSEY & MACDONALD USERS OF WEST COAST COALS! L. D. RICHARDS ’PHONE 3294. PAPANUI ROAD Slacfciall Burke’s Creek Moody Creek i-ton 5-ton Bag 65/- 32/6 Black’s Poiri ilill!llllillNllllillllini1111ll!lllillllllllll"lllllllllllllllllllllll l llllllllllilllllllllillllllll H. BLACK. isaurm Papanui Stores Town Prices. Agent for SOLIGNUM. ♦he great Wood Preservative. PHONE 6163.3 CIO. NORTH ROAD MOTOR DELIVERY Fitiger&ld &* Blair (LATE Burborough’a) BEST MEAT—TOWN PRICES ’PHONE 6171 PAPANUI cycle works. H. K. SMITH. SUGAR REDUCED! PER LB 3 3/4» PER BAG 19/9 (.Late Rickerby’s). f ET us make your LAWNMOWER cum tissue paper for 6/6, or sharpen your scissors for 6d. lllill!!!imi!llllllllllillllll!lllllilillilllllllllillllllllllllllIllHIIIII!lllllilllll!llllll!lllll PAPANUI STYX :: SHOP HERE, HAREWOOD 1925 H ARLE Y-D A VIDSON Is Coming A Revelation in Motor Cycle Design and Equipment Many New and Excellent Features and Photos to hand of the new model Harley-Davidson reveal many exclusive features, including the high pressure grease gun. The Harley is the only motor cycle on the market equipped with the wonderfully efficient Alcmite Grease Gun. Call and let us demonstrate to you the new Harley-Davidson models. JONES MOTORS LTD. HARLEY CORNER CLOCiC TOWER J 4-70-9651

YOUR ENQUIR ES TIP 1/ETC 1N BOOKS. ROLLS SOLICITED FOR IIVII EI 0 AND BLOCKS FOR TRAMS, FLGUR MILLS, RESTAURANTS THEATRES, SPORTS, BILLIARDS, &C. PIQOUCED ON THE LATEST HICH-SPEED MACHINES?

Smart looking well-cut Pyjamas of Hamilton Flannel, English Crepe &c. In the new fashionable stripes. Very * obby. Priies 10 8, 12'8, 13 6, 166 and 6 l <JM h l Slew fc *- cn Si is bog |£ KglS < uniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniimmiiiiiiiiiiiiniirai I c/a ! § I io Ss leS W- | <a| tflj s 3 d If" fe 03 I -§ , j'sf‘? = — 1 I ►» el* I; |si I* f H R§ q “:s zz .* Sw = , Of s = £ I i-J-«S s = a 5 —I S«S = ? i S ■? <ii iS a *“* -o s S<3 . 5 y‘ s riiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiitiiig

The Grey Electric Power Board lias completed negotiations for a loan of £50,000 on satisfactory terms through Mr Harman Reeves, of Dunedin. “ There is not a shadow of a doubt that a league football team will be sent awav to England,” said Dr Thacker at the annual dinner of the Manst Brothers’ Old Boys’ Association last night. He added that he hoped that this team would not be called All Blacks. The words All Blacks had been done to death. They were New Zealanders. and proud of it. People in England associated the All Blacks with the Maoris. He- hoped that the League team would be called New Zealanders. A meeting of the New Zealand Food Reform and Anti-Cancer League was held last night, Mr W. R. Devereux presiding over a good attendance. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:—Patron, Dr Truby King: president, Dr H. T. J. Thacker; treasurer, Mr M. Slater; secretary, Mr J. R. Devereux. A number of vicepresidents were appointed and a large committee was set up.