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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4930, 25 January 1926, Page 3

| CRITERION HOTEL, PAEROA. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand) REGISTERED COMMERCIAL} 1 HOUSE & SAMPLE ROOMSJ Good locality, hot and cold water baths, electric light throughout. Comfortable Bedrooms, Lounge, Commercial, Writing and Sitting x Rooms. Everything of the Best. This commodious Private Hotel has been re-furnished and re- < plenished throughout and is now recognised as one of the best houses in tffe Province. Good Attention and Accommodation. PHONK 19. H. C. BOWDEN, Proprietor.] HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR Value and Comfort Assured. Ladies are cordially invited to inspect our latest designs in - Footwear. | White Poplin Shoes, the very latest. Men’s Shoes in black and tan. Ideal tor holiday wear. Sand shoes in all shapes and sizes. Inspect these new lines. The sterling value and low prices will surprise you. J. T. Wright FOOTWEAR IMPORTER, BELMONT RD., PAEROA. Fig N«nces. HYDRA BACON FACTORY. F. Harrison, Proprietor.' AUCKLAND. Receiving date at Paeroa : . THURSDAY, JAN. 21, 1926. lOOlbs to 1501bsi • Price, s|d pound. CASH AT SCALES. GEO. McKEE, Agent. , - W. PEACOCK. Matamata, Phone 189. FRED BAKER THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS. JANUARY RECEIVING DATES. Netherton.—Every Monday. Paeroa.—Tuesday, 19. Hikutaia.—Every Thursday. Ngatea—Tuesday, 12 and 26. Turua.—Wednesday, 13 and 27. Porkers, 701bs to 1201bs—5%d. Baconers, 12llbs to 1501 b — T. C. ARNOLD, Buyer, Paeroa. THE N.Z. BACON AND MEAT PACKING CO., LTD. CASH BUYERS OF CALFSKINS AND PIGS. Paeroa —Every Monday Hikutaia—Every Wednesday Turua —l2th and 26th. GEO. VARIANT. BUYER. Ngatea—Every Monday.’ , N. BURKE, Buser. KIWI BACQN COMPANY, LTD. RECEIVING DATES FOR FEBRUARY Turua —Monday, Ist and 15th. A. Schofield, Agent. Ngatea—Tuesday, 2nd and 16th. C. Vaggi Agent. A. M. SCRIVENER, Buyer. Hikutaia.—Every Tuesday. Paeroa.—Every Wednesday. R. BURKE, Buyer.' CASH AT SCALES. Business Notices. SEE THE RUGBY CAR—Considering design, construction, comfort, completeness, appearance, and economy, Rugby offers uuequaled value. For your own protection do not buy until you have personally tried and examined the Rugby. You may save much money and needless regrets. Of all sad words, the saddest are these : “It might have been a Rubgy.” I will be pleased to demonstrate at your convenience.—T. H. Stuart, District Agent, Waihi. t ' if ■ I Rubber | | Stamps | I i .*. Call at the “Gazette” $ Office and inspect our Illustrated Catalogue of Designs, Pads, and £ X Accessories. * t .> X <• ❖ Air-Cushioned or ❖ t - Plain Mounts. X t . .1