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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 135, 30 January 1932, Page 1

G. A. GAMMAN & Co. Ltd. Phons 20, MAMAKU FINEST MOUNTAIN . RIMU ' Lowest Quotations SPLIT POSTS AND STRAINERS f

Mrs. M. A. Maude's BABY WEAR SPECIALIST Everything for the Baby LAYETTE SETS A SPECIALTY Exclusive Design in Needle work, Hemstitching and Overlocking HINEMOA STREET

FUNERAL DIRECTORSROTORUA FURNISHING CO. (McDowell & Co., Ltd., Proprietors. TUTANEKAI ST., ROTORUA. Funeral Directors and Embalmers TELEPHONES: DAY, 52; NIGHT, 90. TP C. SAWYER & CO. Undertakers and Funeral Directors, FENTON STREET, ROTORUA. Phone 345, Day or Night. Funerals conducted in town or country by motor hearse. Distance no object. All work of the highest quality. FLORAL TRIBUTES. MISS CAMPNY — ART FLORIST HINEMOA STREET - - ROTORUA Preservation and Wedding Bouquets in latest styles and Best Taste. Funeral Erablems and all Artlstic Floral Designs. Fresh Cut Flowers Pot Plants Seedlings in Season. TELEPHUN E 55.

rotorua specials QONCERT in aid of Local Relief. Ma- _ jestic Theatre, Sunday night. jy^JALCOLM'S Great Anniversary ■ Boot ^ and Shoe Sale now in full swing. Pi'u-es slashed all Departments. QUT of a job? Advertise in "The Morning Post" want advertisement column. ,QONSTIPATION! Eat Teaston Tablets, which tone up sluggish intestines ailU keep them active and clean by natural means. All Chemists. Y^RASTON Tablets every day keep you „ flt f,or work and Pla-y: 36 for 2/6; !"»• 5/6. All Chemists. PJEALTH quickly improves when you tone up sluggish intestines with Teaston Tablets; 36 for 2/6; 100 for 5/6. All^ Chemists. JJELP wanted. Advertise in "The _ Morning Post" want ad. columns. jp ORCEL AIN Basin and bath cleaners, and Saniflush pedestal bowl cleaners are obtainable at Rotorua Hardware and Plumbing Co., Pukuatua Street. QKIN Preserved and beautifled by regularly applying Rachel Face Cream. Only 1/6 jar. — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. WHY have grey hair? Rachel Hair Tonic preserves full sheen and eolour of hair; 3/6 bottle. — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. TQELICATE, Youthful Colour imparted to face hy use of Rachel Face Cream. U6 jar: — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. J) ACHEL Hair Tonic keeps hair gleaming and full of life. Prevents greyness; 3/6 bottle. — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. J>ANGE Duplieate parts, all makes stocked at Rotorua Hardware and Plumbing Co., Pukuatua Street. LTOUSE to Let. Advertise it and you XX will let it. DUONDES and Brunettes should use Rachel Hair Tonic to preserve colour of hair; 3/6. — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. A YOID Greyness! Secure wonderful "high-lights" in your hair hy using Rachel Hair Tonic; 3/6.— E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. jVpLTING Away the Pounds! Take Youth_o-form Capsules and your surplus fat will quickly disappear; 6/6. — M .T. Spear and other Chemists. J^ASHIONABLiE figure line, restored to you by Youth-o-form, which harmlessly removes surplus fat. — M. J. Spear and other Chemists. PliEANSE and nourish your skin by using Rachel Face Cream. Delightfully soft. Non-greasy; 1/6. — E. H. Crawford, Chemist, opp. Post Office. lArUfYr you a ro almost on your feet ^Rotorua fuf-js PtjVn]y- PROPRIETORS M— — - T AN • "The " 1/-. Three TpAJ apely bsolhtely and Other mmmammmBtmmmmmmamaemmmmBmmmm ^ y 'orm Reduc and jber styled _ ATP __ who 1 for 1932 suies; J. Spear gTOT DTWEAR THAT DEPICTS ^ — -Obta ler ^^Mything Good - Such Is the F — I Our New Summer ,^1 BARBER S H J^ANri te Three ij\. Ladies' Glacc I Deau^\ 2?, to 8® Sfm ' At 14/6.'' ^UMME'm e Rachel D sun-burn arS^^, Patents, sam€. Chemii^Sl^g^ i DUY and Sell ir^ Special Line1 columns. 15 words . s [ 2/G. oxcept ' T TGLY Grey Streaks in hair avoided ; by regularly applying Rachel Hair = Tonic. Not a dve; 3/6.— E. H. Crawford, | Chemist, opp. Post Office. » J) ACHEL Hair Tonic improves naturai | tint. of hair. Prevents greyness; | 3/6 bottle.— E. H. Crawford, Chemist, t opp. Post Office. I CtiNSHINE in your hair! Rachel Hair I Tonic imparts new cblour and I sheen. Not a dye; 3/6.— E. H. CrawMord, Chemist, opp. Post Office.