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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 18 June 1935, Page 8

TOOLS for Farm or Garden r~T\ y/.Vti FT“iC==l'ii ■szi uni ZN m i Spades, 3/6 to 11/6 Shovels, short and long handles, round & square mouth, 5/- to 8/6 Slashers, single and double edge, light and heavy, 6/6 to 10/6 Hay Knives, 14/6, 16/-, 16/9 . Ensilage Knives, 25/Hay Forks, 2 and 3-prong, 3/- and 4/6 Axes, Mauls, Wedges, Hammers, Saws, Nails and Staples. ALL BRITISH MAKE. . BLAIRS fciD High Street Hawera

Another Boon for The Public Locality Guide in Railway Timetable ; Every office and home in New Zeal And should be pleased to have a copy of the New Zealand Railways Timetable (popularly known as the “Pocket Guide”), which has an introductory section of 25 pages, appropriately titled “Locality Guide.” This gives an alphabetical list (about--, 2000 names) of the towns, townships, suburbs or villages of the North and South'lslands, within a certain range of railway stations. Opposite the name of each town is the name of the nearest railway station and the . number oi. ~. the page in which such station is shown in the index of the timetable. The list will "be* kept up to date. Other good features of the book showing the many ways in which the railways are helpful to the public are well : maintained • •? • * A Good Investment of Sixpence

Its Easier to Telegraph than to Write Business men use the telegraph because they know the value of time an,d the importance of a method that goes straight to the point, will not be overlooked, and forms its own record. LOCAL TELEGRAMS ..... .. .. QD DISTANT TELEGRAMS ..... ()D to 1/3 DO BUSINESS BY TELEGRAM