WAIPUKURAU SPECIALS. ANGLERS!^ New stocks Rods, Reels, Flies, Spoons, etc., now in, ancl Fishing Licenses sold. At Scott's Hardware Store, Waipukurau. MOOKE'S, Waipukurau, the best place in town for morning and afternoon teas; also all the best brands of Confectionery stocked. Booking Office for Aard Motor Service. TRAVELLERSl Look for Blue Light Oceanic Dining Rooms, Ruataniwha .Street, Fresh Fish. C. Rusher, proprietor, 'phone 231. FOR Painting and Paperhanging. try E. A. Goodger, Waipukurau Wallpaper Warehouse. WHE11E money goes furthest — Bryce's Grocery Shop, Waipukurau. Lowest prices, prompt attention. civility. Your patronage welcomed. MISCELLANEOUS. CLASSIF1ED Cash Advertisements not exceedmg 16 words 1/-, three consecutive insertions 2/6 ; Amusement Advertisements, 6d per line per insertion. Copy for these advertisements must be in before noon. COME to the Majestic Tearooms and hear the wonderful Brunswick combination wireless aiul gramophone every evening and afternoon special pi'jgraiunie Sunday afternoon. Delightful concerts. IRISH Linen Depot, next H.B. Farmers'. Just landed: Beautiful kandworked Cream Linen Goods; inspection invited. A. Neilson. ' CHtfYSANTHEMUMS ! Superb varieties, 7/6 and 10/- dozen; strong plants; plant now; catalorue free. J. Cullen, "Waimauku, Auckland. HARRY COPELAND quitting Rubber Bathing Caps, 9d and 1/-; guaranteed or money returned. HG. SPACKMAN, Piano Tuner, • Herschell Street. _ Orders left Spackman, chemist, Napier, or Tritt, grocer, Hastings. FOI& satisfaction and latest style, get your dress made by Miss A. Balkwill, Dressmaker, Bryant's Buildings. HARSTON'S, LTD., are back in thei,r new premises and would like you to come in and see them. LADIES' and gent's kaircut 1/-, neck trim 6d, shaving 6d ; workmanship guaranteed. Herb. Moss, Tennyson Street. BESTALL'S.— Cotton Euji, reliable colours, 50 beautifully mercerised shades, 30 inches Avide ; special at 1 /- yard. HARRY COPELAND's special lines.— Quittiiig Ladies', Children's and Gent's Handkerchiefs. very low prices; come early. SPECIAL this week-end.— Home-made Candies, 1/-. 1b; pure and wholesome ; get your share. Rice's, Emerson Street. "T^ESERT Song." — You loved the play ; . JLI' now you will want the Music and Records from Ilarston's, 17 Hastings Street. NO watch can give such perfect_ timekeeping service as one which is sealed against every outside influence. Get a waterproof Rolex Oyster from Reg. Godart, Bryant's Buildings. OVOLINE Egg Preservative, being a paste, enables you to pack eggs nicelv in a box. 1/6 and 2/6 jars. NEW BOOKS— "Another Day" (by Farnol), "Ropers' Row" (by Deeping), "Altar of Honour" (by Dell). THE OFFICE SUPPLY CO., Hastings Street SELECT your 'Xmas Novelties and Fancy Boxes early; we pack and post your parcels. Rice's, Emerson • eet. COME to the Majestic Lounge and try our ice cream. Open from 9.30 a.m. to 11 p.m. OVEESTOCKED in the famous Arr, Silk "Trueshape" Hosiery; splendid wearing; best shades only; 7/11, now 5/11 per pair. Simmonds, Latham Street. JAMES BLACK & SON have now removed to their new premises, No. 1 Thackeray Street, where they wil] be pleased to see all old friends. C/HOICEST FTuits and Vegetables always in stock at Piayer's, Emerson Street. WHITE'S Pram Depot— Dolls' Prams. Get in earlv and secure one now. All prices up to 35/-. IVTEW Dessert Figs in Ub packets, 6d: ii Dessert Ginger, 1/6 lb; assorted Crystallised Fruits, 4/6 box. At Dockerv's. BACON Rashers, shoulder 1/2 lb, best rib 1/4: fresh Eggs 1/2 dozen, special new laifl 1/4 dozen. At Dockery's. Emerson Street. JUNKET Crystals in cartons, containing 3 packets, each to make one pint; vanilla, lemon and strawberry flavours; 9d packet. At Dockery's, Emerson Street. JELLY Creams, all flavours, 9d packet; try them with Raspberries. 1/4 tin. from Dockery's. Emerson Street. OROS, the real Orange Drink, is healthful and invigorating, 2/6 bottle. At Dockery's, Emerson Street. HONEY, white and creamv. in pots lOd, jars 1/6; Liquid Honey, lb jars 1/3. At Dockery's. Q/6 — SIT1TS and Costumes dry eleaued O and tailor pressed. 8'6. H.B. Dve Works, opp. Foresters' Hall, 'phone 3066 REMOVAL SALE. FANCY GOODS and Toys offered at big reductions. MARSDEN 'S. FURNITURE at bedrock prices; latest styles and first-class workmanship guaranteed; our work lasts a lifetime. • E. Harris. Cabinetmaker and Furnishcr. 111 Carl.vle Street. TVTEW Goods.— Organdie Muslin, for kiddies' frocks, helio. salmon. pale blue, white, 42in., 2/6 vard ; small Check Spun Silk, green. navv, rose and fawn, 29in., 3/6; Art Silk Zephvr, only 1/11 yard. Edwards, Latham Street. 12/6— OVERCOATS and Costumes dyed any colour, 12/6: Suits 14/6. H.B. Dve Works, opp. Foresters' Hall, 'phone . 3066. i FLY Screen Doors and Windows mad9 and fitted, or vour old screens' renaired at reasonable cost. Call or ring 3542, the Open Furniture Factory, 119 ' Nelson Crescent. A
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 244, 15 November 1929, Page 1
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