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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5969, 9 June 1913, Page 4

COLD NIGHTS Herald the approach of Winter. Winter means " Firewood Season." Are you prepared for it P We are. Our stuck* oi Timber Getting \ V Appliances nre us I.ar<ie and < \ Varied as any City Shop?, whil.-t our r v Trices are as lew. r I < FIREWOOD SAWS from 3> ™'h ; EOCKINU HAWS, £ j \ ONE MAN SAWS, Single and Double CROSSCUTS. All £ j \ Lengths-, all Patterns. Deported dine! fr««rn lit. Di.-^teii's > j S Works. Sold direct 11 the user. r j J WV are silling Plumb's Best Axes at 4,6 fa*;!.. r | j Tbey cannot bo bought cheaper anywhere in New Zealand. T j J Our Stock of Axe Hanc'leS, in fact, Handles of all \ j > descriptions, is as complete as any in the i'rovince. What's mrre \ j } our PRICES AUK RIGHT, being all direct imported. C j C We carry big stocks of PowJer, Gelignite, F'usp, \ \ Detonators, Wedges, etc., for Wood-splitting, and can supply \ V at Wholesale Trices. > 2 Lanterns for Dark Nights— \ X Insist on having " Dietz." Dietz Lin terns don't r \ smoke nor blow out. They havo excelled all others for three r > genenitioiiH. We import Dietz Lanterns and sell a single f > Lantern at Wholesale Friee. ( y Hurricane Lanterns from 2/9. \ J Dashboard Lanterns from 4/6 \ J Beacon Lights •• 13/6 \ GUINNESS BROS. IMPORTERS. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOE HARDWARE, HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY & TOOLS IN THE BAY OF PLENTY. I

IA COSY FIRESIDEI A Room is not completely Furnished without A HEARTHKUG. Call and inspect the large assortment just landed at Phi Nino' JIOUSE rußNistiEK, I IM 11 I |JO THE STKAND.

Tauranga Furnishing Co, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, Hamilton Stuekt, Tauranga. Private Address: 11. Jones, BUI Aye. Funerals economically furnished and promptly attended to in Town and District. i

a ■- '■ m J The "Bay of Plenty Times" TAURANGA. i6tli May, 1913 To Ocr Rladlks. — In presenting to you an enlarged paper, it is with a conviction that the advancement ol the town and district demands a fitting response on behalf of the newspaper catering for its needs. A newspaper has been fittingly described as the Show Window of the town. It is desired, therefore, to make the BAY OF PLENTY TIMES as attractive as possible, and as the development of the town necessitates, and circumstances permit, it is hoped to present an increasingly bright and interesting paper. - Originally newspapers were simply a means of conveying to the masses the news of their own particular localities, and later that gathered from a more extensive field, The direct and continuous service thus created of reaching all classes of the community, was ultimately recognised as the most valuable service that could be used for advertising, and newspapers so became what they are to-day, viz., the most favoured medium for a vabt army of traders to reach the consumer. This in its turn has placed upon the newspaper a responsibility to render the best possible service iv the advertiser, Recognising this, and the right of our readers to a better news service, the HAY Ob PLENTY TIMES will in future be issued in its present enlarged form. Yours faithfully. THE PROPRIETOR. |£ !_^ss