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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4519, 24 January 1923, Page 3

C. W. Potterton THAMES. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. ALL CLASSES OF JOINERY MADE TO ORDER AT SHORTEST NOTICE. NOTE.—My Factory is situated IN POLLEN STREET, SOUTH. ’Phone 60K. Private Address : RICHMOND STREET, THAMES, ’PHONE 60D. E. V. Slyfield, •'THE KASH." BELMONT ROAD PAEROA. Women's Cumfy Cut Summer Vests, 2 far 4/9. Women’s Black Cashmere Hose, all wool, 2/11 pair. Pillow Slips, plain' 3/3 pr., frillol 4/11 pair. Boys’ Heavy Black Sateen Shirts from 4/11 each. Men’s Superior Working Shirts, 7/6 7/11, 8/11 each. • Par From Home and no Smoke, oh ! Woolly Willie wishes tie had got a bigger stock of TOBACCOS and CIGARETTES from Jock Greig’s before he started his tramps abroad. ' Motto : Don’t run out, but run in to GREIG’S.3 Smokes, Billiards and Snooker B. (Jock) Greig’s Saloon (Late N.Z.E.F.) Nex* “ Gazette ” Office, PAEROA. J. M. TREADAWAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRODUCE STORE POLLEN ST. CENTRAL — THAMES(opposite Renshaw’s. Oranges, 2/-, 2/6, 3/- per doz. Cooking Apples, 53 per lb. Dessert Apples, sd, 6d, 7d per ’bLemons (best) 1/3, 1/6 per doz. Bananas, 4d, sd, 6d per lb. Kumaras, 4' lbs for ,1/New Potatoes (good) 2d and 3d lb Onions (prime) 4d per lb. Above prices are subject to Auckland I Market Quotations. Cases of mixed fruit made up and consigned, freight paid to nearest , station. Cash with order. j Fresh Fruit, Peanuts, Cocoanuts, and , Vegetables arriving daily. ■ J. M. TREADAWAT, Digger, THAMES |

If You Love Flowers MAKE IT A FLOWER XMAS. ' Give Fems or Pot Plants. Unusual, perhaps.: but how beautiful a part of our summer Xmas. Nature’s Xmas, rejoicing through, the glory of flowers. Gifts of real festive spirit. Send for Free Catalogue. ORDER EARLY. Dahlias. All varieties. We send just what you order. 1/6 each, 15/- per dozen. Bedding Plants. Try our special selection. 10/- .and 20/-. Pot Plants. Full of vitality. All types. From 1/6. Farm and Garden Seeds. Ah varieties. Guaranteed to be absolutely life-bursting. G. J. MACKAY 98 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND (opposite Bank N.Z.) Nursery, Onehunga. HARD HIT! Prices Get Another Bump Black Cotton Hose, reduced to 1/Good Hawley’s dye Hose, 1/11. Black Cashmere Hose, now 2/11/ Art Silk Hose, good length, our famous 3/11 line, still going strong.' Better quality 4/6, 4/11, 5/11. Large assortment white ditto, including the fashionable ribbed, one. Men’s superior Cashmere Sox, 2/6Men's fancy silk-finish Sox, 2/6. Men’s White Cellular Vests, 3/6. Men’s lull kip Working Boots, 27/6. White Voile, double width, 1/4% yd. Wool, 3-ply black, white, 8d skein. Calico, real good cloth, lid yd. Men’s Knitted Ties, now only 2/11Men's White Handkerchiefs, good size and quality, easily wqrtih 1/-. now 6d. BETTER TIMES AHEAD. The Economic Corner Thames Road, PAEROA.

Motor Services. ' TAURANGA WAIHI DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. BERT CARTER, associated for many years with the coaching an! motor mail services, has commenced a daily motor service between Tauranga and Waihi. Car leaves Tauranga 5.30 a.m., connecting at 9.30 with train at Waihi for Auckland. Car leaves Waihi at noon, arriving Tauranga about 4 p.m. Booking Offices: Bell Tea Rooms, Tauranga, ’phone 112; Henderson’s Garage, Waihi, ’phone 108, and Warwick Williams, ’phone 65. BERT CARTER, Proprietor.