miscellaneous. BORAKIL! R. Morton Taylor, A.8.V.1.A., A.I.A.A. (London), an architect and structural engineer, states: “I have always specified the use of ‘ Borakil’ in my buildings, and have had the greatest satisfaction. Ask for particulars. —E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. ______ BRfG A DIEIL GEN ERAL Tunbridge, ,C. 8., CjM.G. C.8.E., Y.D., a noted architect and town planner, writes. “I have pleasure in recording my full satisfaction with. ‘Borakil. ’ Bor the treatment of timber against borer and white ant attack, the use of ‘Borakil has completely rendered such timbers treated immune.” —E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. TT AI BGreyingPr emait ur civ ? Restore original youthful colour with Rachel 101010. Hof. a. dye. <l/6. Taits Pharmacy. L rirTQNIO! Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. Hot a -drug. Nothing deleterious. Choates new health in 10 days. —W. G. i Strange. | COLOUR restored to grey hair with , Rachel Tonic, which re-creates matu,rally your hair’s original shade. 3/(3. —Taits’ Pharmacy. 2 QUR Hot Water Bottles are ail first grade; no seconds; 3/- to 7/6. At Strange’s, the Chemist. * t T> E AVER ’ ’ is the only Sauce 1 dare give Father! Tomato and Worcester. ° Real appetisers. New Zealand made. 0 T>ACHEL Cold Cream will make, your 11 9 kin lovely? Refines texture, and makes it clear and petal-soft. 1/6 ,iai. —Taits’ Pharmacy. ” TTNIQUE^Hoc - Water Bottles; guaranteed fabric lined. While, 5/9 to 7/6; medium sizes.—At Strange’s. QHAW for Men’s Overcoats! Blue ® Ripple Coats, 19/6, 22/G; Boys’, 10/3 to 17/6. We stock everything, in r factory wear! Aprons, 2/11; Overalls, ! 3/6, 6/11; Boots, 21/-. At the lowest prices in Taranaki.—The Busy Shop, High Street. yANN Pile Treatment. Easily applied; stops itching anld bleeding; no operation. Generous free sample sent for 6d stamps. —Zann Proprietary, Box 952 M, Wellington. •pRESERVINGEggs? OVOLINE Egg Preservative never fails. Eggs can be poached, bailed or fried months later. ~ TNJORTH British Hot Water Bottles, 1>! all-rubber, 4/6. A good purchase at Strange’s, the Chemist. ALL-RUBBER Leyland British Hoi Water Bottles, 3/- and 4/3, at Stra'n'ge’s, High Street. SAUCE of Wages! The manufacture of ‘ -'BEAVER” Sauce t keeps many New Zealanders in regular I work. 5
ttoT Waiter Bottles, first grade, at 11 Strange’s, from 8/- to 7/C. All Britisli. A good selection. —Strange, Chemist, High Street. "Eton winteir comforts purchase a first grade British all-rubber or fabric lined boktle at Strange’s. T>OBAKIL! Take a bottle home and treat your gramophone, piano and all your furniture and safeguard these valuable possessions. 2/11 bottle at E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. QHAW for Men’s Beady-to-Wear Suits! We only sell Suits that will give you every satisfaction! Our motto: Small profits, quick returns, no catch lines, but everything at the lowest prices.—At the Busy Shop, High Street.
ELTHfIM BUSINESS SPECIALS Just the THING! for sonny to bo able to get plenty of fun on his bike. Buy the boy a bike from IraJ.BrMge.? Cycle and Motor Equipment Store, ELTHAM. 'Phone 1495.
Model “T” Tan Truck, with. Rueksteli four-speed gears, electric starter, good body and cab, good tyres; A 1 mechanical condition; any trial; £7O. Easy terms. —C. C. Stanners, Ford Garage, Eltham. ■pORD - Model “A.A.” 30cwt. Truck, fitted with tip body, sedan type cab, six speeds forward, good tyres; absolutely tip-top order in every way; £195. Terms arranged.—C. C. Stunners, Ford Dealer, Eltham. POEIT Model - “T” Light Delivery, with Rueksteli four-speed gears, good hood and bodywork, good tyres: exceptionally good mechanical order throughout; £25. Easy terms arranged. —G. C. Stanners, Ford Dealer, Eltham.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 28 September 1933, Page 2
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