.Wanted Known. rp H E BEE H I V 1!. B. M. TAYLOR. ' ‘ Agent for the N.Z. Cutters’ Academy Tailor-cut Paper Patterns. All sizes and styles; prices from 9d upwards, in ladies’ men’s and children’s wear, which makes home dressmaking easy. THE BEEHIVE, Seddon St. TTI LONGLEY, of Waikino, undertakes all classes of plumbing work throughout the district; charges moderate. —Leave orders with Waihi Hardware Co. Lucky Chance” £4OOO Art atX Union; tickets available from E. S. Swindells, in the street or at Surrey Street. Returns to date. £3150. Swindells also repairs boots and shoes for less. Leave them with E. Speak, draper, upper Seddon Street, or at Surrey Street. rpRY SPBARING’S for Fashion and -*• Knitting Books, also H. and S. 1/- novels. New supplies now on sale. CHILBLAINS! Clark’s Chilblain Salve is guaranteed to give relief. 1/6 at Clark’s Pharmacy. MINERS’ Complaint. Take Asthona. Cures colds, asthma, bronchitis, prevents consumption—supreme; nothing better. 2/6 from Manning’s. KA-PAI Healing Ointment, a quick healer for old sores, burns, cuts, etc. Large tin 1/6 at Clark’s Pharmacy. ANTED KNOWN THAT Mrs J. F. Porter has opened a Confectionery, Fruit and Home Cookery next door to Sterling Hotel, Orders delivered. A trial solicited. TRY a pound of ’’Cut-Rate" No. S Ceylon Tea at 2/- lb and obtain one Cup and Saucer, absolutely free! —At the “Cut-Rate” Stores, Rose mont Road. MISS M. Spearing wishes to announce that she has opened a Dressmaking ■ Shop next door to Mr W. A. Pringle paimm, Seddon Street. Pi’icen moderate; KaiUfHCtiou guaranteed.
Plumbers __ -.a. „ KS. KALLG is at ydSr fcwvi«t • . with modern workshop to none Ht ‘■greatly reduced charges to meet tho time*. Full stocks of plumbing materials al ways on band. ALFA-LAVAL AGENT (Katikati), R. S. KALLU Waihi; Phone 25 (shoo and residence Kbtikati: 'Branch), 11. Venables. Accommodation. Waihi Rll RSI Seddon Street WAIHI FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL fJOTEL OTEL "Your home away from borne.” Electric light throughout, with all Modern Conveniences. FIRST-CLASS CUISINE And special attention to the travelling public. LEADING ALES AND SPIRITS J. o. Weedon :: . Proprietor. Phone IS P-O. Box 82 The Home of All Sports. hotel Seddon Street; Waihi, Under New Management. EXCELLENT CUISINE CIVILITY AND ATTENTION A welcome for everyone. Liquors of the BEST —and all TRUE TO LABEL. DUNEDIN ALB ON DRAUGHT G, A. NEILL, 'Phone No. 10 Proprietor. QOLDEN waihi Model appointments throughout. Only the BEST brands* of Hanoi ■tacked. Everything guaranteed true to label DUNEDIN ALE ON DRAUGHT A. O~cX«TBH (Opposite Fust Office). gTERLING HOTEL. WAIHI “Up to date and running straight, If up this end you stray, Just call and have a social glass with Wally Rae.” This New and Up-to-date Bungalow Hostelry has been taken over by C. McGregor, late of the Rising Sun, Newton, Auckland. Most modern appointments—the travelling public will find everything conducive to comfort in all departments. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. All true to label. C. McGREGOR ; : Proprietress. A retired Wellington business man not long ago returned to the windy city after a.world tour and was referring in the smoke-room of his hotel . recently to some of his experiences. 1 He said that during his travels ho had made it his business as an old smoker to sample as many brands of tobacco as he could, “and I suppose I shall be within the mark,” he added, “when I say that I have tried out fifty or sixty different kinds while en route. Not one of them, was equal in my opinion, to the New Zealand toasted tobacco. For flavour and fragrance, and above all for its comparative freedom from nicotine—duo, as they tell me, to it being toasted —■ this tobacco stands alone. It is uni-, que. Many a pipeful did I give away during my trip, and everybody liked it.” The toasting process referred to by this gentleman—an elaborate one enough—renders the tobacco so treated perfectly harmless. As most smokers know there are four brand?: ’ Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold, and Cup No. 10 (Bulishead). * , Woods Great Peppermint Cura', First aid for coughs, colds, i&flucnzii*-
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXX, Issue 8494, 27 July 1933, Page 3
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