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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 500, 6 April 1933, Page 1

CLARKE'S AERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS Known for their Quality and Flavour all over tlie Dominion. Made under the best of condltlons from pure essences' and the best water in the world. ALWAYS ASK FOR CLARKE'S C. A. Clarke & Son LTD. j

FUNERAL DIRECTORS ROTORUA pURNISHlNG 00. McDOWELL AND CO., LTD., Proprietors TUTANEKAI STREET, ROTORUA Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Telephones: Day, 52; Night 90 HOUSES AND LAND jyjODERN HOME FOR SALE Four good rooms and all modern eonveniences, garage, fowlhouse, etc. Cash deposit, £70. Balance payable to building society, 16/- weekly. This is the cheapest house in Rotorua. ROTORUA-TAUPO LAND ASSOCIATION Grand Buildings Fenton St. E. Fenton Manager Phone 525 Agents Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd. P O R g A L E Tea rooms and confectionery business; very cheap. Easy ingoing to good people. ]y[CJ)OWELL & 00., LTEl" ESTATE AGENTS' FUBLIC NOTICES ^KOTTING Meeting, Te Aroha, Saturday, April 8. Travel by Aard, 11/6 return fare. Ring for seats — Phone 123D. yiCTORIA 0AFE AUCKLAND' S LEADING RESTAURANT All meals cooked by chef with 30 years' experience. Grills at all hours. Prices reduced. Note address, 55 Victoria Street. ^NNOUNCEMENT MESSRS. PRATT & "CO., LTD., Booksellers and Stationers ARAWA STREET, ROTORUA have been appointed agents for BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO LTD (Established 1865) Fire and Accident, including Motor Car (eomprehensive) risks accepted at lowest current rates. yjAKETU gEACIi Rotorua residents are notified that Mrs. E. Harvey, late of Arawa St. has opened an up-to-date shop at Maketu Beach. Confectionery, _ icecreams, drinks etc., may be obtained. Acommodation also available for persons wishing to spend a holida'y. Ideal situation. Terms very moderate.

FENTON ST. SPECIALS ,rPULIPS, Hyacinths, Dutch Iris Bulbs; Gladiolus, Sparaxis, Scilla Bulbs. — Norman M. Keane-, Fenton St. g ODIUM Chlorate, Lime for Ragwort. Limonite, Salt, Bonemeal for cattle licks. — Norman M. Keane, Fenton St. 0HAFF, Oats, Barley, Bran, Pollard, Maize, Wheat, Fowl Feeds; Calves' Meals. — Norman M. Keane, Fenton St. An old salt was yarnirig to- a gronp of interested listeners down on the waterfront at /Auckland the other afternoon about 'lang syne.' Said he as he fllled his pipe. "There was no smart terbacconists shops in them days in our 'Queen City.' If yon wanted baccy you had to go to one of the general stores what sold , everything", from a needle to an anchor: Plug it was. Blaek, powerful strong, too. We coves used to smoke it 'cause we couldn't get notliing better. Nowadays you can buy .prime 'cut-up' at any terbacconists. My fancy is for New Zealand —Cut Plug No. 10. Pull flavoured. I never sampled a terbaeca flt to compare with it. They tell me it's toasted, and tbat's what gets the nieotine out of it. It's that pure you can smoke a bale of it and talie no harm." This aneient mariner's fancy for Cut Plug No. 10 is sliared by thousands of old smokers. But there are three other brands equally popular— Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Riverhead Gold, all toasted. "]y| ORNING P O S T" Anouncenients. of meetings, _ public notices, amusements, etc., will only be inserted in Pkfblic Notices qp amusement columns.if they occupy one inch or more of spaco._ '