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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7389, 15 February 1902, Page 2

WASHING CLOTHES. __ nnHIS is a most important part of JL household work, and an invention like Sellers' Labor - saving Washing Machine is a great boon to the thrifty housewife. Bead a few of many testimonials, and if these do not convince you, send for one on trial, and if you follow instructions they will convinoe the most sceptical. Midhirst. Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs,— The "Sellers 1 Washing Machine " I purchased from you a few months ago gives me great satisfaction. It greatly minimises labour, and therefore makes washing a much easier task. Having proved the efficiency of your machine, I would very reluctantly resort to the ordinary method again.— Tours truly, E. Skhjeant. "Bestftlrig," Mangatoki. Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs,— The "Sellers' Washing Machine" that I bought from you has proved itself all that it was said to be. Washing day is completely revolutionised as regards ease and speed. The machine washes equally as well as the hand. — j Yours truly, ;. MAST ABTBUBY. ! Otakeho. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. I Dear Sirs, — The •• Sellers' Washer " I i purchased from you some months ago has ■ given entire satisfaction, doing the washing in half the time, and with very little labour. — Tours truly, M. Duston. Strathmore. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs, — I have, much pleasure in stating that your '• Washing Machine " is all that can be desired in saving labour and Ume, doing its work in a most satisfactory manner. — I remain, yours faithfully, (Mbs) M. Calvebt. P.S.— The " Knife Cleaner " is a perfect little gem. Waverley. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirß,— We find your " Washer " to be a great saving of labour, and it has this advantage, that any person can wash with it. — I remain, yours truly, (Mbs) J. Milne. Okaiawa. Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs, — Having used the " Sellers' Bound Washer," which you recommended to me some twelve months ago, I am quite satisfied it is a great labour saver, and does not wear the clothes like the old-fashioned washboard. — I am, yours truly, H. Dodd. Kapuni. Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Gentlemen,— The "Sellers' Washing Machine " I purchased from you nine months ago is giving thorough satisfaction. The week's washing is done in half the time, with less than half the labour, less l soap, and less wear on the clothes. I would not do without one now if it should cost twice the money. —Yours truly, 1 " Walteb Stoddabt. 1 Eaponga. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. 1 Dear Sirs, — After having used one of your , "Sellers' Washing Machines" for about twelve months, and having a family of . thirteen to wash for, I can confidently say ■ it is the best, quickest, and cleanest machine I have ever known, also the " Wringer " attached.— Yours truly, L ■ S. H. Hollaed. 1 • Midhirst. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs,— The "Sellers' Washing ' Machine " I purchased from your agent far - exceeds my expectations. It washes both f linen and woollen clothing to perfection, and it is a great saving in labour.— Yours ■ truly, M. J. A. Wellington. Tataraimaki, Taranaki, October 24th, 1900. 1 Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Gentlemen, — I have used " Sellers' Washing Machine " for six months. It does its work beautifully. It is a perfect 1 machine for washing clothes. It will wash 1 muslins to heavy blankets with very little labour. No home should be without your 1 machine.— Yours truly, Cabbie Oxenham. 1 Dove Dale, Eltham, October 12th, 1900. 1 Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs,— Having used the " Sellers' Washer," which 1 had from you, for about ' six months, lam glad to say that it gives good satisfaction.-— Yours respectfully, 1 Mary Jenkins. HUSBANDS! ' STUDY YOUR WIVES. AND PUBCHASE .... SELLERS' WASHER. SALE. ' SALE. A Guid New Year tae ye a' An 1 mony o' them. IF you wish to begin, the New ' Year well, you Bhould all attend the SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTfIIN AX WILSON & SON'S, Glasgow House, Hioh St., which they are holding .'prior to Stocktaking. , Everything reduced in Price. BARGAINS 1 BARGAINS ! BARGAINS 1 All Summer Goods will be Cleared Regardless of Cost. Trjmmed Millinery at Half1 Marked Prices. DRESS GOODS WILL BE OFFERED VERY CHEAP ' to effect a clearance. We wish to call the attention of Country Settlers to our " ROUGH RIDER" Brand of Ready-made CLOTHING, which is giving great satisfaction to all who have tried it. It ia made of the Best Quality of Tweed, tha Cut, Fit, and Finish being much Superior to any other make in the trade. A. WILSON AND SON, High St. John WmjNa William N. Wabbwnl [Stephknson XT7ARREN AND OTEPHENSON, Architects, Building Surveyors, and Valuers, I Victoria Chambers, Regent-street • HAWERA & STRATFORD. John W. Warren.. Architect National Dairy Association. B. D. WELSH. Solicitor. HAS removed to Offices in Mr Caplen's Buildings, opposite Post Office, Princes-street, Hawera. 1902. FISHING BEASON 1901. F. H. BOASE, TTAS opened a Splendid Lot of FISHING TACKLE direct from the manufacturers for the Coming Season, which, for quality and price, cannot be beaten. NEW RODS, NEW BAITS, NEW FLD3S, NEW LINES. INSPECTION INVITED. F. H. BOASE. T\AVID SYMfy 1 SOLICITOR. ! # ELTHAM. . Eaponga Every Friday AJROHITEOT } N«LSON-BTBBET, .. .. HaWfllA i Opposite Foresterß' Hall.) A LFRED BUOKLAND AND SONS Th» Hatoisest, Alsibx Street, Auckland. Hold Auction Sales each Tuesday at be Haymarket for Hides, Hheepskins, Jttones and Tallow. Thursday at Remuera — Fat Cattle Sheep and Pigs. Friday at the Haymarket -» Hcrees Vehicles* Haraear