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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 664, 17 October 1933, Page 2

I ■ iibiiim^m^— — aamraraniinni«iiwiwiiiiii»*in ' iiimiMYiii iTWgr^—i .— - "«n«s— — r | B «•. 'ti « v * ♦' -• ..«• t •'« -.*•■ »S .»«*v •»•.'• » « . »- » fci ' -1 J t " * (* •?* 4 -•«» ;*■!.?* •• • « • s ' • 1 •"•« * '• > • ■ . . ; .3* ■ »• • . • ; • • Ti- wcf* >•.-.« ••»>./•» COLOSSAL SALE Purchase of the Complete Assigned Stoek of A. French, Arawa Street, Rotorua : _ y I - gOUGHT for cash at an ~~ | _ . -y - - 1 W onderful SEE THE I enoimous reductipn we I NEVER BEF0RE Wh olesale Bargains windows shall offer this stock at un- mave such Prices are Mgm . - A ™w heard oi prices. Now is just values been n RTTV Thwv m U 77 the time to purchase men's offered in «> WK j ' ^ V/fT?Tvr?c and women's wear rotorua ti jSQ'W ,.ME NS ~C , Ladies' Sflk Unde* Trousers Ties | mg at pnces that will suif everyone \ wear, Silk Stockings I Underwear Shirts REMEMBER ! ARAWA ST., THURS., 8.30 SteS?: I ^ ' — — — — — - — ~ Fancv Linens 1 Collars ^]| roaJs wiH lead to the Arawa St. Store on Thurs., Oct. 19 Traced Goods I Suits Belts ■ ' • ~~ ~ "H Haberdashery 8 cBoys' Schooi Hose, Schooi I 8p8 8 I 8ilks, Dress Fabrics j cardigam, shorts and ■ ^g&m 1WI#% I and all Manchester I Shirts, etc., etc. THE LEADING DRAPER J Goods, etc., etc.

*Wasga Batteries THE STAR VALUE OF THE MOTOR WORLD New Prices New EHiciency REAL ECONOMY AND SERVICE READ THE LIST BELOW AND MAKE IT A "WASGA" Guaranteed for 12 months 6-Volt 11-Plate, 81 Amp. ' ..... ...T.7 "...7 ..... £3/10/0 6-Volt 13-Plate (Standard), 98 Amp : ...... £3/19/6 6-Volt 13-Plate (A Ford), 98 Artip. .:.... £3/19/6 6-Volt 13-Plate (Chev:), 98 Amp £3/19/6 6-Volt 15-Plate (Standard), 114 Amp. • ..... £4/11/6 6-Volt 17-Plate (Standard), 130 Amp £5/12/6 12-Volt 9-Plate 65" Amp .... £5/14/0 9-Plate for Baby Austin and Morris Minor £3/ 5/0 11-Plate No Guarantee Battery ...... £2/12/6 BATTERIES TESTED FREE AGENTS BATES & SON ROTORUA SERVICE GARAGE Fenton Street Phone 431 1 1 - 1 ~"i — _____ Inspect your Gear ' then see us ~ M R E P A I R S «==- ' — ""** ~ | j Fresh Stocks just ^ ~ Boy's Outfits comA GREA? XMAS Wr * TREAT FOR YOUR - — boy lf fcT1 O ) FISHING DEPOT ff O ? II r..^ FENTON STREET, ROTORUA II p H Same Block as Grand Hotel j- ' ' : no increase in prices 8 h.p. English Ford Light Tudor £236 Model 40. 8-cyl. Ford Tuclor Saloon 112in. wheelbase .. £336, * 4 no extra for sales tax ROTORUA FORD GARAGE | AtJTHORISED DEALBRS ( '■papiiBnipi y^anag lir t m ■ mmsssm^ PHONE 383 FENTON STREET - — 1 . " 77 r~ — •_ • . : —

k'nf FneW \ STAMP Send name and li. J A beautifully printed Album with a plctorlal cover dress together wiA ■ containing spacesfor 120 dlfferent Plcture Stamps cover" post^e5 I iilustrating Wonders of the Britlsh Empire . . . packingto - I including famous Britlsh Express Tralns, Ocean "Aibums," I ■ Llners, Battleships, Cathedrals, Inventors, Brldges, p-°> Box 256, I and Englneerlng Wonders; Dogs, Plants, Industrles, . Dunedin. ■ etc., eac„ with full descrlptions, Send for your .ca^p'yoi will fi.I I Album and collect tha stamps. Herrs fun for in every tin «t I Winter evenlngs! bournville I > COCCA I BOURNVILLE SB lf5 TS I IThe New Low Pressure Tyre I Rotorua had a striking demonstra- H Ntion recently of the wonderful effect m of the latest Michelin low pressure I Tyres 1 These tyres are a revolution iP the motor world and are essential to efiieiency under preseiit day conditions. ' H> COST NO MORE THAN ORDINARY TYRES M Made to fit standard rims. Enquire particulars to-day Sf ROTORUA AGENTS: f B Fortune & Carruthers Lt"» Phone 391 Fenfon Street Opp. Grand Hol. • ■ m

None stem that wild ancl whirling tide Where love's enchanted rapids dance, That torrent to time's ocean wide, The fateful .iver of romance! The timid of that tide be'ware, The brave alone its thrills shall share; And they who bronchial ills endure Need only Woods' Great Peppermint Cure

Printed by Robin Adair Gardner; oi Rotorua, and puhlished by Edward Grace Guy, of Rotorua, for the proprietors, Rotorua and Bay oi Ploaty Publishihg Go., Ltd., at the registered pr'nting office, Hinemoa Street, Rotorua TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1933. "How's trade?" a customer asked a Hamilton tobacconist the other day. "Oli, not too bad" was' the cheerful reply. i "ht there' s less demand for cigars, pipe and cigarette tobacco is selling well. Packet cigarettes are hanging fire a blt though. Smokers say it saves money tb , roll their Qwn, and lots bf them pride themselves on their dexterity in that line. The trick is soon. learned and once it is learned those who acquire it have no usb for the ready made article.' As for pipe tobacco ft's always wanted, of course, and always wiil be. Oh, yes, the im- . ported hfahds Continue to :sell alright, most of them anyhoW. But I find the New Zealand toasted tobacco is favpured by a great many smokers. Its com- , pkrativd freedom from nicoti'ne is a great point iii its favour. * The toasting improves both flavoui" ancf bouquet besides making it absolutely harmless, Yes— four bran'ds : Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. '3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, ahd Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). No matter what happens people must and will smoke."

SEVEN YEARS* PAIN ENDED BY R-U-R Seven years, suffering from rheumatism was the fate of Mrs. S. E. Brown, ' 79 Dean's' Avenue, Christ- ! ehurch." Then she tried R-U-R, an4 there was qiiickly, apparent* a wonderful ' improvement. Thoiigh prevl iotfs'to taking R-U-R she'had to be assisted in 'and o'tit of trams, sho cari now run when neeessary. " R-U'-R is sold with a written money-back guarantee by E. H. Crawford, chemist.