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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 12 June 1925, Page 6

WHAT WILL YOU DO TO-NIGHT? tTiHIS night in lots of New Zealand homes, by cheery firesides, many energetic young men are engaged in the pleasant and profitable business of selfimprovement. All are fired with the spirit of ambition and achievement. All are determined that they will not remain in subordinate positions. Through the medium of HEMINGWAY’S HOME-STUDY COURSES they are equipping themselves with knowledge practical, specialised knowledge that will assure for them speedy advancement and financial security. For twenty-eight years young men have been utilising their spare-time studying under Hemingway’s skilled guidance. To-day you’ll find those men in' good billets in every profession, in every branch of commercial life. Now, while YOU are young, is the time to spend a proportion of your leisure hours in studying' to assure future prosperity. Write to-day, stating what branch of business you are in, to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. WHEN YOU ARE THINKING OP FURNITURE fjpHINK of us. We are a little way from the centre of the town, no doubt, but what does it matter how far away if you get BETTER VALUE, which we are confident we can give you. Let us prove it to you. Satisfaction guaranteed. WEST END CABINET WORKS (SUNDERLAND’S), HIGH ST. WEST (opp. Carter’s). CONTINUING BUSINESS. TVTRS. B. SEAVER thanks those friends and customers who gave such liberal patronage to tl j late Mt Seaver, and announces that she will carry on the business, trusting to a continuance of the support accorded her late husband. A full stock of BICYCLES and all accessories, tyres, etc., kept. Pitting Pram Tyres a specialty. ’Phone 727. Note Address: 95 REGENT ST., HAWERA. 200 YEARS A ROYAL FAVOURITE, THE SUPERLATIVE “BROADWOOD” PIANO. For the past 200 years “Broadwood” Pianos have been used, in the English Royal household. Other European Royalties have also shown their preference for this “aristocrat of pianos.” As an article of furniture, the “Broadwood” is a graceful ornament to any drawing room; but it is the extraordinary purity and richness of the tone that make it appeal so irresistibly to all real lovers of music. “The Bristol” are the, agents in New Zealand for John Broadwood and Sons’ Pianos. They will be delighted if vou will call round and see for yourself the wonderful “Broadwood” qualities. All pianos sold at Wellington City prices.—The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington; M. J. Brookes, North Island Manager. Local Representative: Mr T. G. Liddington, High Street, Hawera. 4 i ! i I 6 1 C 1: t. i' C i i <] 1 v )i e h a t a h c