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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 August 1924, Page 13

x VAi>«MN‘*EAO n a* Closed Car Comforl in an Open Car Everybody does not go out in the evening in light clothes, and there is a considerable difference in closed car and open ear price. BUICK have produced some of the most beautiful closed cars in the world, yet studying the pocket of the wide range of motorists for which they cater, have introduced a unique standard of comfort in open cars. The snug fit of BITICK’S beautifully-tailored curtains makes the interior of their Touring and Sport Cars proof against cold and weather, under any conditions. The Buick top and curtains are in place in a moment. Ask your dealer to demonstrate them to you. Distributors: THE N.Z. AUTOMOBILES, LTD. -- Wellington—Christchurch. Agents: Hawera: W. O’CALLAGHAN Stratford: STRATFORD MOInglewood: TAYLOR AND ROBERTS. “When better cars are built, BUICK will build them.” ■ ' HAINES 12 There is A Brighter Future For Every Housewife who uses RADIUM POLISHES For Floors Furniture Metal and Boots % DON’T WEAR A TRUSS* 0 Ttie BROOKS Rupture Appliance instantly relieves, and positively cures rupture. Suitable for men, women, and children. Navel Rupture Appliances, Uterine and Abdominal Supporters, Suspen sories, et-c. Sole Controller, m N.Z., MARK SMITH. Office Address: Room 5, Second Floor, 256 Lambton Quay, Wellington. Write for Booklets enclosing this Advt Telephone «546. 8 /■'IAKE, Stands, 2 and 3-tier, from 10/-; rimu and oalc trays from 10/-. — Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. ■CHARMERS’ split kip working boots in all sizes at 15/9 and 16/9, subject to 10 per cent, discount for cash during the sale, are procurable at R. Hannah and Co.’s, Ltd. I When % there is need for Economy Make plenty of gravy with Bisto, and turn the cold meat into appetising stews and delightful pies. Bisto gravy is made in a moment, and greatly improves all meat dishes. I A/ THE GRAVY MAKER >? MADE BY THE MAKERS OF CEREBOS SALT «so!>e<>eKx>eeQcoe<>otta^^

THE “ALL BLACKS.” The N.Z. team now visiting Australia have taken supplies of Q-tol (for embrocation) and Fluenzol to keep the breathing apparatus free by warding off catarrh and colds. Mr A. J. Griffiths, Mr “Dolf” Kitto, Mr Geoff Pownall, Mr Jim McEwin and other prominent R.F.TJ. officials know the sterling value of Fluenzol. —1