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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 3737, 24 March 1919, Page 1

MM . mMFor Truly Congenial Furnishings j | V.V /&BPOAO sr&rrr *~^> 1 j Worth I ~._, , —_—. —i I PATTERNS POST FREE if you'll write. The newest American j Cretonnes are here in exquisite designs. i j v r iI.Y NOT VISIT US? No showing of Home Furnishings j fjitite as fine as ours in any inland town of this Island.

ONGLEY & KELLY Barristers, Solicitors, and Notaries Public Addn-k* — Next Court bouse, KIMBOLTON ROAD MONEY for INVESTMENT on Frebold, Leasehold, Stock, «n-lfluttcl SortirttM. JOHN POWER Barrister and Solicitor Manchester Square - FEILDING TfevTONEY to LEND on Freebo' - •'-'-■- Leasehold, Stock and Chatt at Lowest Current Rates.

E. COODBEHERE Land and Commission Agent anc Valuer, Kimboiton Koad, FEILDING. AGENCIES :- Ocean Accident Company.—Covers issued for all kinds of accident and sickness, including risks of employers of labour under the Workers' Compensation Act and Employers' Liability Act. Commercial L nion Fire Insurance Co. National Mutual Life Association. Properties for Sale. Money for Inyestment. fA CAnn] McINTYRE MURPHY and TAYLOR Solictors, Kimboiton Road FEILDING Hugh Mclntyre] [C. E. Taylor KAVANAGH, GORDON AN RICHMOND Solicitor* r'ni.-u Chambers, Manchester Squai FEILDING. And at RONGOTF.A. 1* 0. Box 42. Telephone No. '2 ia-TONEY to LEND on First and 1 » 1 Second Mortgage and Chattels "•roved Recurities at current rt

tAHAM & REED Barristers and Solicitors FEILDING MONEY to LEND on First md Second Mortgages and Chattels at Lowntt Ct.--«j-4 H»u>». C. Stan-ey firown.j [Thomas Pagan BROWN & PAGAN Solicitors (Next Bank of Australasia) Manchester Square - FEILDING MONEY to LEND in Large and Small Sums on Freehold and otber Security. HAGGITT AND ELLIOTT, Barristers and Solicitor*. SUILDING. mRUST MONIES in any «urn avail able at lowest ratos on Free hold, Leasehold, and Stuck Securities. Also on Second Mortgage.

>&etwis&be <tA&m It behovoaall to takeover-/-«3\ prsoftution. See to it that _^a_, J Influenza germ* do not #* r " r *i_. *&> And lodgment. Take Bon- L-.AiSS •y rington's they Jttbet pos- j** £JS2 >4f sen in valaable properties \-£, c&Sjfl Jfjht — sootinhg and antiseptic, they keep the throat Kaiapol, the little Canterbury township, might never have been heard of outside New Zealand, had it not been for the woollen goods which bear its name, and have done so much to advertise it everywhere. Just in the very same way "Gold Pouch" tobacco for tbe pipe and Three Diamonds or Red Shag for Cigarettes aro making Hawke's Bay famous. What makes New Zealand-grown tobacco superior to the foreign article is its small percentage of nicotine and il.-* unequalled combustibility, leaving alone its unique flavour and aroma. It has been found that some of the imported brands of tobacco are most injurious to health, affecting the nerves and often the heart in a serious •vay. The N.Z. product has no such deleterious properties even when smoked continuously, on the contrary it has rather a soothing effect and doctors have recommend id it when the use of foreign tobaccc would have been of grave consequences tb tho system of the patient. No doubt for all these reasons N.Z. tobacco has become immensely popular, so much so that the demand now far exceeds the capacity of the mi nufacturers.