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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 585, 17 July 1933, Page 1

THE FACT THAT Van Raden BATTERIES ARE FITTED TO ROLLS . ROYCE CARS IS PROOF OF THEIR STERLING QUALITY Sole Agents: Clarke & McOnie Electrical Engineers — Fenton St. Phone 139

DEATH QUINLAN. — On July 15, 1933, at his residence, 7 Herewini Street, suddenly, Edward, beloved husband of Mary Ann Quinlan; aged 80 years. Private interment, Monday, 2.30 p.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS J^OTORUA JTURNISHING QO. MeDOWELL AND CO., LTD., Proprietors TUTANEKAI STREET, ROTORUA Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Telephones: Day, 52; Night 90 AUCTION SALES. ~ ROTORUA ^UCTION ]y|ART ROTORUA ^UCTION jyjART TUTANEKAI STREET (Near Railway Station.) V/e bavo for sale on behalf of a client: — PENNSYLVANIA LOLLY SCALES (almost new). Cost £22. Bargain £10 CENTURY SODA MANUFACTURING MAGHINE. Worth £80 new. To go at £10 FRUIT PULPING MACHINE £1 (in new condition). PERFECTION COOLER £2 with gdass containers. GLASS COUNTER LOLLY JARS (with stands) 12/6 Quantity Cone Containers, Glasses, Tumblers, etc., all to clear at Bargain Prices. An excellent opportunity to purcliase Soda Fountain requirements at give-away prices. JJEYWOOD & ^MSON AUCTIONEERS PHONE 17 PUBLIC NOTICES ^OOK-OUT. J OOK-OUT. ^HE gCOUTS ^RE QUT ^HE gCOUTS ^RE QUT The Brightest Entertainment of the year MAJESTIC THEATRE |^IEXT ^H U R S D A Y j^TEXT ^HURSDAY JULY 20, AT 8 p.m. Rotorua Boys' Band. Del Thompson and her lively girls. Retuim of the famous Maori Quartette. The famous Ano Hato and party. Mrs. Bonnington's quartette. The Rotorua Mystery Man and The Scouts in song, scene and story. KEEP THURSDAY NIGHT FOR THE SCOUTS . . . ^DMISSION : p. gd. & js. FIRE. — Why take the risk when the FIRE. — British Traders' Insuranee FIRE. — Co., Ltd., are prepared te FIRE. — cover your house, furnituie, FIRE. — car, etc. Do it now. You FIRE. — never know. — PRATT AND FIRE. — CO., LTD., Local Agents, FIRE. — Arawa Street. A LLIANCE ASSURANCE COM- ^ PANY LIMITED (Aecumulated funds exceed £30,000.000) FIRE, MARINE. ACCIDENT NOTICE TO CLIENTS Mr. A. G. Christophei% having resigned the Agency of this Company and having left the distriet, we have appointed Mr. George Johnston, Trading as the Arawa Cash Store, corner Arawa and Tutanekai Streets, who will receive premiums and give prompt attention to insuranee requirements. WILFRID SKEGG, Manager.

KEO TRUCKS AKE MADE FOR HARD WORK— AND DO IT.— GOODSONS", LTD., AGEN TS. PHONE 41.