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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 11 May 1925, Page 10

Investing in Trees IS NOT A GAMBLE ' DEPRECIATION DOES NOT EXIST IN SCIENTIFICALLY AFFORESTATED AREAS. THE REVERSE IS THE CASE—AS YOUR TREES GROW YOUR PROFITS MUST INCREASE! FORTUNES HAVE BEEN MADE FROM TIMBER. YOU CAN MAKE MONEY, TOO, BY INVESTING IN A BOND ISSUED BY The New .Zealand Perpetual Forests, LIMITED FULL SECURITY IS OFFERED WITH EVERY BOND. THE PAYMENTS ARE EAS1 T —THE RETURNS ARE REMARKABLE. THIS PROPOSITION MUST APPEAL TO YOU. DON’T HESITATE. ENQUIRE NOW! CUT OUT AND POST COUPON BELOW FOR FULL . PARTICULARS. " THE M ANAGEr" PERPETUAL FORESTS, LTD., Veale’s Buildings, NEW PLYMOUTH. ....... Dear Sir, — Please send me post free and without obligation to me a copy of your Prospectus, and full information,, regarding the money to be made out of tree planting for commercial purposes. Name Address A Splendid Opportunity Aiming to open New Premises (now building) with an entirely NEW STOCK and to make removal easy BUCKRELI’S will commence a SALE of their well-known stock of Seasonable Ladies’ Wear on THURSDAY, MAY 14. OUK 15% DISCOUNT is discontinued from above date, and every article marked in plain figure the NETT SALE PRICE. LADIES ! . This Sale should prove an attractive proposition, as to attain our objective we are prepared to lose money ! REMEMBER—THIS SALE BEGINS 9.30 ON THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925. J. J. BUCKRELL, 3 UNION STREET, HAWERA. NOTE.—Owing to arrangements with the manufacturers, “Treo” Corsets and Bond’s Hosiery cannot be reduced. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT HIGH ST. WEST (T. Sunderland) HAWERA. STOCK REDUCTION SALE! * OUR stock being too large for our limited space, we have decided to hold a SALE of our HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. Money beinggood only, for its purchasing power we are giving you value to the utmost farthing. Very of fen money is used to buy furniture that looks nice, but has little, if any, lasting qualities. Safeguard yourself by attending this Sale., We have NEVER, and NEVER will make an unworthy article. Everything marked in plain figures and is GENUINELY REDUCED. Amongst the Bargains may be mentioned:— sft Gin OAK SETTEE, spring edge, round back, deep seat, in shadow Tissue—£l4/10/- Sale Price £lO/10/sft SIDEBOARD, Black Oak, value £ls/10/4ft OAIv TABLE (Circular Frame), £B/10/DECK CHAIR, 16/6 To clear 12/6 BEATIFUL HEART RIMU BEDROOM Price £22/10/SUPER WILTON CARPET SQUARE, 10ft 6in Price £l6/10/- . BEDS, BEDDING, MATTRESSES, CHILDREN’S COTS PICTURES, ETC.—EVERYTHING GREATLY REDUCED.’ NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. WEST END CABINET WORKS SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY, MAY 7. Sale Price £l2/5/Now £6/-/-SUITE, £2B Sale 9ft, £23—Sale 7a n m m £ ur> % BOOKS-’ THE PERFECT RELAXATION. •CJETTLED in your favourite armchair, with a good book, you gradually forget the humdrum side of life, and in imagination you wander in the atmosphere created by the author. Here you are fighting the Spaniard on the Main; here you track down some notorious criminal; here again under a tropic moon you woo the maiden of your choice. In fact, under the spell of the author’s genius you lose yourself and thus give complete rest and relaxation to the brain. Read Softie of These Best Sellers. “Poor Butterfly,” by Kathleen Norris. , “Sanderson of Oundle,” by 11. G. Wells. “The Roll Call,” by Arnold Bennett. “Robin Linnet,” by E. F. Benson. “That Woman,” by Jan Burr. “Queen Lucia,” by E. F. Benson. “Hounded Down,” by David Durham. “Booty.” by Douglas Grant. “The Call Box Mystery,” by .John Tronsid o . “Emily of New Moon,” by Montgomery. P. T. Donnelly & Co