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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 132, 27 January 1932, Page 1

FRESH TOMATOES Grown in Our Own Gardens 4d, 6d, 8d ,1b. Always the Choicest of Fruit and Vegetables *t- the Lowest Priee. ! CHERRIES, PLUMS, APRICOTS STRAWBERRIES. j Phone Your Order to | YEA ON & CO. ; Two Shops; Tutanekai Street — Hinemoa St. Phone 483.

PUBLIC NOTICFS. jVTATIVE LAND COURT BUILDINGS, ROTORUA. PAINTING. TO PAINTERS. Tenders close at Office of District Engineer, Public Works Department, Tauranga, on THURSDAY, February 4, 1932, for Renovations and Renainting in accordance with specifications, which may be seen at Public Works Offices, Rotorua. No tender necessarily accepted. Auction Sale. Favoured with instructions from MRS. P. L. SCOTT, who is leaving the district, I will sell, at her Residence, CARNOT ST. CARNOT ST. To-day To-day WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27 AT 1.30 p.m. JJER COMPLETE FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS, As f ollows : — Handsome Piano, by William Spaethe, Kauri Sideboard, Large Book Case, with glass. doors; Books, Overmantle, 6-Pce. Suite, comprising Couch and Upholstered Chairs, Upholstered Easy Ohair, all springs; Small Oarved Table, Carpet- Square, Palm Stand, Handsome Vases, Fancy Crockery and Glassware, Lot Pictures, Floor Rugs, Extension Fir.e Screen, Trays, 4yds. Carpet Runner, Hall Stand, Kauri Wardrobe, Handsome Comb. Chest, O.R. Chest, 3-drawer; Vest Rug, Kapok Mattresses, Dining Table and Chairs, All Kitchen Utensils, Preserving Jars, 2 Preserving Pans, Large and Small Stone Crocks, 2 Meat Safes. OUTSIDE: Ford Touring Car, Row Boat and Evinrude Engine, Anchor, Oars, Fishing Gear, Rods, Reels, etc., etc.; 2 Pair Waders Wading Boots, Rod Case, Full Chest of Carpenter's Tools, in splendid order; Wheel Barrow, 40ft. Hose, Wringer, Set Steps, Garden Tools, Corrugated Iron, Lot Timber and Firewood, Garage, for removal; Wire Netting, Scythe, Gent's Cycle, 20 Fowls, 2 Roosters, and Sundries of all Descriptions. TERMS STRICTLY CASH AT SALE. P. J. SHERRIFF, Auctioneer. ~V/f" ALCOLM'S Great Anniversary Boot and Shoe Sale now in full swing. Prices slashed all Departments, SIGHT TESTING. F. R. HOWARD, Registered Optician, representing BARRY & BEALE, LTD., Optical Specialiats, 322 Queen St., AUCKLAND, Yisits Rotorua every menth and may be consulted at Mr. McArthur's dental rooms, Pukuatua St. Next Visit Thursday and Friday, February 25tK and 26th, 1932 Appointments may be made with Mr. D. E. Sheaf, Chemist. Tutanekai Bt., FOR BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRS SEE McGlNLEY FENTON ST. - Opp. Grand Hotel All Work Neatly and Efficiently Done Hand Sewing a Specialty COUNTRY WORK SOLICITED AT PRICES TO MEET THE TIMES "There are fashions in tobacco just as there are in- other things," a Wellington tobacconist 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-pago advertisements, never catch on. Others, agaln, seem to hit the bull's-eye right away, and smokers never seem to tiro of them. Look at the New Zealand toasted tobaccos, They've been boforc the public for a number of years, and are selling hetter than ever. When you fiiid a tobacco "bites" and makes the tongue sore, take it from m© it's no good. Too much nicotine ln it. Yes, I know what you're going to say; that the imported tobaccos are like that, 8o thoy are. But the New Zealand are dlfforont. You can smoke them all day and enjoy every whlff. They're quite harmless." The speaker was referring to the pomfiav brands: Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 and Cut Plug No. 10, The seeret of their excellence ls thftt they are toasted— the only tobaccos thftt Rte.