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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 118, 11 January 1932, Page 1

ARE YOU INSURED? A.M.P. SOCIETY WE HAVE A POLICY FOR EVERY NEED For a New Policy write to Keith Buchanan ROTORUA DISTRICT AGENT A.M.P. Society Phone 161 - - - - MATAMATA Local Sub-agent: C. B. Peterson. • BUSINESS NOTICES J^AVE your boots and shoes repaired at Hart's and ehoose your own material, Brownhide, Greenhide or Uslcide. — F. B. ITart, Cr. Tutanekai & Pukaki Sts. jC^ASHIONABLE Women throughout New Zealand owe their slim, youthful flgures to youth-O-Form; 6/6. — M. J. Spear, and other Chemists. T/ITA-MATE Tea for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Indigestion, Insomnia and Acid troubles. — R. Stewart, agent, next Majestic. J. P. McKAY EXPERT BOOT REPAIRER AND SURGICAL BOOTMAKER Gate Surgical Bootmalcer, King George V. TTospital, has now opened business in HINEMOA ST., opp. "Post." All classes boots and shoes efficiently repaired .and surgical boots made.

MISCELLANEOUS. T30IL.S, Pimples, Abscesses, Carbuncles ^ disappear when you eat Yeaston '"ablets; 36 for 2/6, 100 for 5/6. ■ All 'hemists. ''jVTORNING POST" Classitied advts. x A bring results. Three lines 1/-. Three insertions for 2/6. . TUTANEKAI SIIulET SPECIALST 1300T Repairs neatly and promptly executed. Hand-sewn work a spe■iality at F. L. Hart's Cr. Tutanekai and 'ukaki Stretes. MALCOLM'S KEEP UP WITH THE MARCH OF PROGRESS. TO WELCOME THE NEW YEAR WITH A SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM AND CONFIDENCE IN ROTORUA'S FUTURE Halcolm's Have Pleasnre in Inviting Their Many Customers to Inspect the Modern Improvements Which Have ■Jtist Been Completed,, to Their Tutanekai Street Premises. Better Windows, Better Stocks, Better Prices and Better Service. Malco-lm's Shoe Store TUTANEKAI ST.? (Near Station.)

LQCKE'S SPECIALS. TEA IS TEA At LOCKE'S AND IT IS REAL TEA AT ONLY 1/8 per* lb. 1/8 per Ib. TRY IT. LOCKE'S THE BUSY GROCER Tutanekai Street Near Station MOTOR REPAIRS FOR MOTOR REPAIRS OILS AND BENZINE LAKESIDE GARAGE, J. R. JONES USED CARS FOR SALE A.1I Jobs Receive Personal Attention. Tutanekai St., opp. Waiwera House.

"There are fashions in tobacco just as there are in other things," a Wellington tohacconist told a reporter who was fossicking around for "Copy." Some brands will be popular for years, then they go out of date; others come on to the market, and in spite of half-page advertisements, never catch on. Others, again, seem to hit the bull's-eye right away, and smokers never seem to tire of them. Hook at the New Zealand toasted tobaccos. They've been before the public for a number of years, and are selling better tlian ever. When you find a tobacco "bites" and makes the tongue sore, take it .from me it's no good. Too much 'nicotine in it. Yes, I know what you're going to say; that the imported tobaccos are like that. So they are. B.ut the New Zealand are different. You can smoke them all day and enjoy every whiff. They're quite harmless." The speaker was referrlng to the popular brands: Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 and Cut Plug No. 10. The secret of their excellence is that they are toasted — the only tohaceos that are. " A GED" Complexions given -youthful appearance hy use of Rachel Face Cream; 1/6. — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. I

JREO TRUCKS ARE MADJE FOR HARD WORK — AND DO IT,— F. GOODSON, AGENT, PHONE 41,