T. H.KING CSENEEAL OABBIEB. is second to none for Promptness and Eeliability. Travellers'.samples handled with care. BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL AND FIREWOOD. Orders can be left with J. V. Burns, Stationer.
WANTED. pOR SALE—2f Douglas Motor Cyclj in good running order.—A. J. Farnell.. QUICK SELLING RASPBERRIES, fresh from the garden, 12/- the 121 b bucket, 1/2 per lb. in smaller quantities. Bring own cans. All other fruit at lowest prices at Verry's,, Phone 72, Weraroa. £T VERRY'S, Weraroa, Raspberries in afty quantity, 1/- per lb, by the bucket, 1/1 in smaller quantities. Bring your own utensils. Also a few late Black Currants. Orders taken for jam Strawberries. • SPECIAL daring Sale for Cash Only.— 3 cakes Palmolive Soap for 1/6. —W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd. ADIES with shingle and bingle hair—• Possess those beautiful Marcelle. Waves. Paris waterwavers will produce them in a few minutes. Use Paria i vaterwavers to train your hair to besome naturally wavy. To be procured it W. H. Gunning and Co.'s, Ltd., only. ?rk-e 1/6 each, set of four 5/9. TAM MAKING and Fruit Preserving Season now here.—Pull stocks of Tars, Preserving Pans, Jam Spoons, Scales, Etc., at W. H. Gunning and yOU want the best, you pay for the best and you get the best at the ruling prices from the Shannon Meat Co. pRTJIT CROPS this year will be very small, and fresh fruit therefore will.-;, be more expensive. Tinned and evaporated fruits are just as economical and are more Tafcour saving. We have evaporated apricots for jam and pies at 1/6 lb; evaporated peaches for pie, etc., 1/2 lb. One pound of each of the above are equivalent to 41bs fresh fruit.. Pineapple (prize winner), 9d and 1/6 tin. Australian peaches and apricots in " heavy sugar syrup 1/6 tin. New season 's figs 6d lb. —W. H. Gunning and 00., Ltd. - ; • JPECIALS at Gunning's Sale.—2o pairs ladies' shoes, usual prices 20/o 30/-, Sale Price 12/6; White Canvas Jhoes, usual price 12/6, Sale Price 7/6. ►ING PHONE NO. 7 and have your order cut in the shop and delivered ;o your door by the Shannon Meat Co.'s lelivery vans. ADIES' Summer Frocks from 6/11, coloured aprons from 3/11, ladies' ancy silk jumpers (eight only) at half irice.—W. H. Gunning and Co.'s, Ltd. 'ANTED KNOWN—Nothing but the best kept at the Shannon Meat Co. flO not be misled by hearsay; there are nearly 600 radio broadcasting stations in the U.S.A., with millions Of listeners in. Nearly every large town in the United Kingdom has its station with a total for all stations of two million listeners-in. The above is proof that Radio Broadcasting and Receiving ;; lias passed the experimental stage audi is now recognised as the best means ofW' disseminating news, knowledge and entertainment. 5-valve Neut r odyne (non squealing) receivers from £ls 15s earbe bought at Gunnings. THE KING 5-valve Radio Receivers at £ls 15s are built so as to economise on B Battery current which is the biggest expense in the operation of multi-. valve Radio sets. Three phone jaeks are provided. No. 1 operates three valves .inly and is used with No. 2 operates 4 valves and gives loud S speaker volume, No. 3 operates 5 valves and gives greater loud speaker volume This arrangement is a distinct advantage over receivers in which all the valves have to be used. Local users of/f the above getiall Australian broadcast-;!; ing stations at good loud speaker;* strength on four valves. The local:; agents , W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd.,will be pleased to give a demonstration; 1 to anyone interested in Radio ers.. . " : v :-$ Sprang Furnishings now in stock, namely Linoleums, and other floor covarings sue,h ,as Hearth Rugs, etc. Madras Curtain net, plain and bordered, casement cloths and cretonnes. —W. H.* Gunning and Co., Ltd. J[ARGE Assortment in Ladies' Silk* Hose from 2/6, at W. H. Gunning's and Co.'s Sale. RICHARDS AND 80NS. LICENSED DAIRYMEN. Milk Delivered Morning and Evening. Only good milk 60ld. OUR TERMS ARECASH COUPONS OR MONTHLY ACCOUNTS. BARBER'S RASH PREVENTED B\ Q-TOL. , No need to have any fear of con, use Q-tol, Ask the Health ,D'»part^e : aiij; : 'EWMSVEWRSBawm »»BfflseaaiiMiwiiSl
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Shannon News, 8 February 1927, Page 1
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