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Opotiki News, Volume X, Issue 1041, 28 October 1947, Page 1

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Miscellaneous Advertisements. -Cl OH SALE.—Va 1 • One owner, Sept. 19-10. Newly class tyres and tion. A quality used ors Ltd., Phone 59. condi Mot ford V 8 li OR SALE. F Delivery Ti 193 >wncr, splendid 1 spare wheels, ono norferl’, condition. Arhilv oel'936, perfect condition ervic'e Motors. T^OU'ND.— One pi\ kyf with black .paftjr wu bayPs brindle black head. News Office. "Cl OR Light,— \ ton Street. Oas —Mjwarlan Veiling WATCH for HcalJjsJhin now Friday 7th. Noveylxlv amp Stall NEW Piunket Cane Prams now available at RUSSELL STOTTS. B oLTS.—Carriage and Engineers all size 6. Anderson’s. ailablc for Milk Vats at Camithcrs Eros. Plumbers. , jgjNGLISII Steel still TIOLTS.—3-8, 5-8. £1 Boxes at Anderson’s Cycles. in any quant-i----i An#y Knowles, Baker. /"T EO j®ADDREN, Painter and Paperhtnger, Wellington St., Opoti' i. Phene 319. TNSPECT the new Chesterfield •Suites in Genoa Velvet at Russell Stotts. "DRAM Repairs Repaints, Retyres at Anderson's Cycles.

T ATEST design Electric Fence units . carrying manufacturer’s guarantee are available at ManEcll’s ; Radio Service Lab. ALL Steel Cultivators, Planet Junior wheel hoes and seeders are in stock. ALBERT STERN, The Hardware Specialist. A LLADIN and Coleman Lanterns, Lamps and Stoves are now in stock. ALBERT STERN, The Hardware Specialist. “WHEN' 1 made up my mind that l wanted to be as perfect a citizen as I could,” said Sir Wilfred Grenfell, “the first thing I did was to swear off the use of all intoxicating drinks.” PEARCE’S Italian Queen Bees for honey production. The best bred bee in New Zealand. CROSSCUT and circular saws gulletted, sharpened and set. Particulars at Ed. Collier’s Blacksmith Shop. THE OPOTIKI NEWS Kelly Street, OPOTIKI. TelephoneJ4, P.O. Box 51, Proprietors: F. H. Roe and W. R. Payne. The o.potiki News will welcome any news items or contributions of general interest to the residents of the district. Ring Phone 14 or write to the News Office. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS IN order to ensure publication in the following edition casual advertisements should reach the News Office not later than 2 p.m. on the day of publication. Only advertisements of an urgent nature of which prior notice has been given will be received after that time. REPLACE ADVERTISED EX T 9 should be handed in not later than 0 a.m. on Saturday for Tuesday s issue and 5 p.m. on Wednesday for Friday’s issue.

Advertising Rates Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Situations, Lost and Found, etc.—l2 words,-1 insertion 1/-, 3 consecutive insertions 2/6, 6 consecutive insertions 6/-. 15 words, 1 insertion l/G, 3 consecutive insertions, 3/6. 18 words, 2/-, 4/6. 21 words 2/6, 0/-. 2-1 words 3/-, 7/6. Booking—Gd. extra. Scatter Advertising.—2 lines, £2 5/- per annum. 3 lines, £3 per annum, *4 lines, £3/15/-. CASUAL 'ADVERTISEMENTS Amusements (including dances), Business and Public Notices, etc. Page 1, Single insertion, 5/- per inch. Two or more insertions a Hat rate of 4/- per inch. Special rate for larger spaces for amusements. ' Birth Notices.—2/6 per insertion. (If Doctor’s and/or Nurse’s names mentioned 1/- extra each name.) '■ Marriage, Death, Roll of llonoui, Bereavement, and In Memoriam Notices—3o words 2/6 per insertion, in excess of 30 words 6d per line of 5 words extra. These announcements must bear the signature of advertiser not necessarily for publication. Death and Funeral Notices Combined.— Up to 64 words 5/- per in-