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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 713, 13 December 1933, Page 1

EXPERT BOOT REPAIRER AND SURGICAL BOOTMAKER Have your work done by an expert. All classes Boots » and Shoes efficiently repaired and Sur- . gica.l Boots made. J. P. McKAY HINEMOA ST., OPP. "POST"

TO LET; BOARD & RESIDENCE TO LET. — Four-roomed cottage, all convs., in town — Apply R. b. Nesbitt, 14 Eruera St. TO LET. — Comfortable seaside cottage, furnished, handy Devonport, Auckland; rent 30/-. — Apply 19 Tqko S't. To LET. — Nice bungalow, 4 rooms and convs., easy distance, 20/-. — Rotorua-Taupo Land Assn. To LET. — House, 5 rooms, 21/-; also one of 7 rooms, 22/6. — Roto-rua-Taupo Land Assn. RENTON HOUSES nexf Town Square. Full board, bea and brcakfast or rooms. Very reasonable. pERMANENTS. — Make the Regent, Pukaki Street, your home, eentral, quiet and comfortable, special rates. — Mrs. R. Hodge, proprietress. PJOTEL AUSTRALIA Has room for permanent boarders at mxnimum rates, and to share room at' less than m-inimum rates. APPLY HQTEL AUSTRALIA. fJOTEL ACC0MM0DATI0N S'ONOMA HOUSE Reopened under new management. Thoroughly rexxovated and refurnished. Make your Christmas boolcings now. WRITE OR WIRE 'Sonoxna,' Rotorua board wanted ^^/ANTED. — Quiet board and residence for one or two ladies, engaged during the day. — Write "H.X.N.," Morning Post. wanted to rernt ^^/ANTED. — Fux'nislxed house, 3 bedrooms, all modexm convexxiences, 2 months from December 7. — McDowell and Co., Ltd. * wanted KNOWN

J QJ- return fare by Aard to Races ' at Te Awamutu, Saturday, 16. Book early; seats limited. Phone 123. B'Y a McKerras' special from the Classic Shoe Shoppe, Fenton St. gTOP? 27in. Armstrong Passage Runner for 2/6 yd. at the Rotorua Furnishing Co. Y^/HEN visiting Mount Manganui place your holiday order with J. Barney, the keen Mount reliable Grocer. Enquiries for houses answered. £1 5s per share membex-ship to join the Permanent Building Society of New Zealand. Each share pax'ticipates in every ballot of £1000 free of interest. — Selwyn Wilson, Whaka Road. QANE Milking Machines and spare parts, prices and particulax-s and terms from Bates and Son, Rotorua, district agents. THE Permanent Building Society of N.Z. offers £1000 free of interest by ballot for a fix'st and last payment of £1 per share, plus 5/- entrance fee. S'end for i'roe booklet. — Selwyn Wilson, Whaka Rd. gOYS' Sun Helmets, all one price, 1/6 to clear at Miller's — On the corner, opp. Post Office. LV, Galbraith's quote you for upholstex'y, repairs, or loose covers. Workmanship guaranteed. QOARSE salt, haymaking, £6/10/ton ; prinxe chaff, £7 ; meadow hay, £3. — Norman M. Keane, Fenton St. QOLFERS — Let us wash and service your car while you play. First-class service, washing, greasing, tyre _ repairs, etc. — Geyser Service Station, Whaka, near links. jy^ORRIS, the car of the age. Let Bates and Son demonstrate the new season's models. jyjATCHBOX labels from ld eadx. We buy foreign or rare labels", send for lists. — Forde and Co., 174 Queen St., Auckland. T?OR goodness sake eat only pure foods this summer. Our modern refrigerator caters for your health and your enjoyment alike. — L. Ewert, grocer and dairyman, Tutanekai St. Telephone 305. jgEFORE converting or renewing your old machine, see Bates and Son regarding latest Gane products. Power costs halved. gVOLUTION: — The stone age, the ice age, the horse and buggy age and now the Morris age. Bates and Son are pxuvileged to be Rotorua Morris agents. Enquiries welcomed. LOW prices for summer shoes from McKerras, the Classic Shoe Shoppe, Fenton Street. \/ALUE. — 6-piece Jacobean diningroom suite, comb., sideboard, ext. table, 4 chairs for £25 at the Rotorua Furnishing Co. "TT1" — Missing you terribly. When will you be home? and don't forget to bi-ing the Bismo-Soda, my indigestion needs it, or get Crawford's Pharmacies to send me another bottle. — "D." Oio. ANY hour night or day petrols, oils, tyre renairs, etc. Geyser Service Station, Whaka. TMINTY afternoon teaf, hoxnemade cakes, crisp sarxdwiches, and the highest grade tea. — The Grand Tearooms, Fenton St. (next Grand Hotel).