I%s=^__.7 ^ FREE GIFTS IN ROTORUA I c« « The "Morning Post" takes pleasure in advising its readers that, the firms advertising THE EUROPEAN FRUITERER g Ol.Ster 011 this page will participate in a great free gift scheme. There are seventeen firms dl ' 75 | r« i' i advertising, aM. each firm will give away free two valuable gifts before the expiration of Jrnone | Carerul the scheme. The scheme will run for eleven weeks and this means that for ten weeks 1 there ; will 'be thfee gifts -per week to be collected and four on the eleventh week making Grive US a ring for YOUr Fruit and Veget- 1 ■ WKMI&r'A* — s: «*** «"* *:**: , ables and have them delwered. | I fv - There. is no catch m this, no conpons to be collected, no competitions to be declded but a 1 ■ "Keep your straight out free gift olfer. Anytime after 11 a.m. and before 8 p.m. each Saturday three | ■ medicine cKest firms will place the gifts in their windows with the following ticket attached. OUR MOTTO : I I SbSSt - % fe 'needed "Free to the first person over 18 years of age to claim it." . . * | I SHBiF - Z |p ge«*iy." Thissonnds fantastic but it is a fact and the first person above the stated age to see the L.OW Fnces combmed With Cieaminess, '| I flBF NZ/ j ..II • .... ticket has .oniy to wialk in and claim the present. ; Civility and Attention f> I See that the suppiies are up to guaranteed B.p. standard. Ster- The names of the successful persons will be published in the "Morning Post" every ' | B ilised and tested. Only a competent Pharmacy can supply you Tuesday morning. I | I „t^ta,.d\\X."neV°reWef As each firm is to give .two gifts, do not relax your vigilance after the first one is gone DON'T FORGET PHONE 75 j | ■ conform to hygienic standards. If you are in doubt on prices or, as the second one may appear at anytime. . j 1 H values, study our window display and be convincpd. ' ' ■ ■ ^ — ' I | I Elwood.H. Cranford I THP „rTTrp II T H DAVIS II ■ CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST ARAWA STREET 1 " ■ l I B 7 , THE EUROPEAN FRUITERER :: TUTANEKAI STREET I I^^^CKTOTOEPERSON WHO=j PRAM5 Something f or nothtag always pleases, but I 1 JtuvLKo uuk L*ir l. value for money paid, gives even greater || I Althoughwe.cannot give a gift toeveryone §SECjAL CASH PRICES SPECIAL CASH PRICES satisf action, and that is where we come in |(| 1 we do give to every patron courtesy SPEClAL CASH PplC^S SPECIAL CASH PRICES We specialise in givmg value for our I I and good service. SPECIAL CASH PRICES SPECIAL CASH PRICES money, study our windows and you | I Tll6 convinced | I Dollv Varden Tearooms Scfe WltldoW DlSpldV say *n ^ *°"1 * ioke he!rd \ ■ * "i reri*'*®-! Nobody can dispute the fact that We are offering wohdferfni vAlue s I FENTOhT STREET . A.T THE duHng the Sale in Men's, Women's and Children^ fobtweaf. £ m . i_ * " * ° " " ' " " . Let us prove it by showing you our High Grade footwear which I 1 No P,rty w Dance .00 W. or ,o„ s„,I. ,„r D ATAD I T A CI ID MIO 1111!?* /*A ^ *' ^ , * 1 I „s to cater for. Quolity and Price right. I\U i UtlU A T U Ki T iMfiliiN il VU. 7" " | I home-made cakes a specialty _• • • || Malcolm's : Slioe Store I Branch Shops: Cottrell's Mart Buildings ===^===^==^======= The pioneera of real. value in footwear. jjj 1 ^^^^^tanekai ^Street ^ XlltV T III C? * Tutanekai Street, near Station | I When buying your pickles, your jams or I I r 1 C6 your sauces; • ' 1 Theatre Tickets 0r ZO&S? cleaning 1001 tins or I ^Y's « I To save the old cut, pay cash, and be ANn | I THE MAJESTIC THEATRE ispartici- wise MOTHFRN I I Pating in this free gift scheme. And stock up your cupboards DELIGHT - I Several de Luxe programmes have been AT . . | I arranged during the next eleven weeks and I Lounge tickets will be given absolutely . ; . | I free for two of them. . C ^ 1 f ^ High Class Prams and Pushchairs I W allace OUPPiieS & at Reasonable Prices I I WATCH THE WINDOW OF THE T\/TDC! iv /f \ t\/t A T TTM7 s I MAJESTIC SWEET SHOP AND 1 MRS. M. A. I YOU WILL BE REWARDED i| HINEMOA STREET | eDorts — I K'l T TO-DAY'S GOOD DEEDS I 1 r rousers buy yoURSELF A COLUMBIA fi l New designs in flannels and ! AWIV J., -i* ! Ij K worsteds, smartly cut, with UiMni bt4 IUS. | li! ([' belts to match. music in the home, on the trip, at the beach, or 1 I Farm RpniiKi>PC Ni • 1^7 l\w A fnll ranw nf 4-^ ON THE TOP OF THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN. • 1 B rarm ivequisites, J± iuii lange OI sizes or to the world champion for its weight. \ 1 * Garden Tools, V— \^mj I messurp I • \wk I * Keep your eye on our window and you will \ I etcv • ■ egsjp u II #1 j!|| well see something for notbing, but you won't ra OUR PRICES AND QUALITY ARE I llfi j ll ti " ij !! ^ ^ ' great selection of topical sbeet music. THE BEST lN TOWN 1 ^ D. iVllJLJLllllV WE strike the right note j ALSO CLASSES OF PLUMBING, DRAINLAYING f|l{ ^ w IT A W jTaw ** « ! undertaken. estimates free. G5p ^ Arawa Street, Opp. P.O. PLone 156 PPI ^HAlFOllW ^i WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR FREE 3r i vnALrUUlI O GIFTS. "I | Melody Shop, Arawa Street | 77 RING 23 h . • I "THE THRIFT STORES" Plants, Farm Trees, Fruit Trees GRAEFF'S SPECIALS (FOR GOOD VALUE) ' ! Keep your eye on our window and you may win a gift. When J| * VfcW A % TF|N a « vm &T/\K17 looking for our gift you will see the chfoicest assortment of bak- 0 1^1 A m 1 lli I W ■ S j\ "1^1 S Iwi llA/ ers' dainties it is possible to imagine. g You can always depend on getting value for your Wonfey aT our u A ■ » V wa & » I » f f P L A I N C A IC. F. « Stores — we buy for htish in the best markets and pass the benefit , /iTinnhir rnmr«nrrkTr7*i'ri r*i it *.*>*»*-« ir% -« S of good buying to you. Sfr»rL«5 rbf anrJ FInw#»f avmwA CHERRY; PRESERVED GINGERS I iV1 london Buyers and Auckland Office keep us supplied with AvcW^ UlOCKS Oi Y cgcla i© anCUTlOW^eF m66uS aFlflV©Ci A 1E5 A 117 it V C?TT,IT,V,h ti .s a nr«m A S all that is new. Novelties of all kinds arriving weekly. > * J A 1 • d CARAW A Y hlA^OEIRjA. § NEEDLEWORK — Maori designs on quality mdterials and dainty traced ,^kg©OtS aOl" Yat©S & C^O» &IlClAuStralH.Sl;On S©6(1 CoiTipaiiy • 1 / " P E R. L £l» S showing. Large range of •cottonsvand silks for workihg sfocked. Large stocks of Chaff, Oats, Wheat, Maize, Barley, etc. Also our celebrated sponges. This line is 1 Q „ irn 4 . 1 wonderfuliypopularandnowonder | DRESS PATTEHNS — Let a "Biackmore" heip you to economise in dress. ^1 1| O jVff A Hn If 17 A Mlj IC J. ... a— .A.T 9d PER LE» § A Blackmore pattern takes all difficulties out of dressmaking and if Jff0 ilL/lnLi ICilllill l3Il CCl ' WE SET A STAN&ARD OF VALUE, CLEANLINESS AND I converts that length of material into an All ferltish- Cre'ation, > : 7 . " QUALITY , |f "ri-- A new r,nge JU9, opened Cartage Contractor, Coal & Firewood Merchant OUR PRICES ARE UNEQUALLED 1 SEEDS — DonTt forget yo'ur vegetable and flower seeds. All varieties jr „ "r. jp__4_ ¥ • , HAVE YOU TRIED OUR HOME MADE BREAD S stocked — Reliable Seeds 3d.. packet. LimOIlltc L«1CKS ( . g "THE THRIFT STORE" WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR FREE GIFTS ' GRAEFFBRGS. j WOOLLIAMS' BUILDING, Tutanekai Stret, (Near Station) . " FOR LOW PRICES AND BEST QUALITY .. I : ~ " Pardon us, we must use a colloquialism, but it meets the case, it is XMAS CARDS XMAS CARiDS i HOSIERY VALUE ■ I C5 V /PL — — 1 . We offer a wide range of hosiery lines and invite your ijjgl lH F OF I OWC tflOD . FOR EARLY ENGLISH MAIL I S."™ °f the fo"OW:ng "hicl1 give value al P"ces yOU can • • • ' JL HAND PAINTED NEW ZEALAND BIRDS AND 1 . . . • . ■ FLOWER S 6d. EACH. | sterling. value i/ti you. will see it pn our window. If you don't lifce chops you can also — - - I bond! IIcond! 7\::r ...:r ..." 271? «ee a ehoice vdiety of juicy cots and joirits of the primest of meat& ^ REAL PHOTOGRAPH OF ROTORUA I S™jTO° rrrrrs^S , . J ■ . tI_ „ , Cards and Calanders 1/- each I BOND'S charm JTf Z Z ...... ...... ...... 4/11 We buy oniy. Ihe .best and seil it at prices that cannot be cavelled at 1 PULLY FASHioNED and pure silk CRADLE foot even m tbese bard times, that is why "w e are, tbe biggest suppliers * a d ir c t1 €2Tn/"S/**&'r 1 THE biG four • . ■ I5/11 ' Qf wigaf In Rotorua * Lix\tvvjtlliO 1 o 1 kJ\se%, H p»AtffY - = Z Z Z - U ' ■ SMALLEST • PRICES I -lifif = - 88 GEO. W. VAUGHAN Ltd. PiJ . TT t rf. ITn l ISTIf nrnT HtnPC Tutanekai, Arawa and Fenton . Streete. iRAl 1 & tA/», Lll/e WILdFKI 1Y1AK1\0 WATCH OU R WINDOWS FOR FREE GIFTS I BOOKSELLERS AHD^STATIONERS^^^ s=ree,, «...» Rotorua's Draper Tutanekai Street, next Aard. ;
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 353, 14 October 1932, Page 7
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