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WASHING CLOTHES. 1 FTIHIS is a most important part of 1_ household work, and an invention like Hellers' Labor • saving Washing Maohine is a great boon to the thrifty housewife. Read a few of many testimonials, and if these do not convince you, send for one on trial, and if you follow instructions they will convince the most soeptical. Midhirst. i Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. [ Dear Sirs,— The "Sellers' Washing Machine " I purohased 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 maohine, I would very reluctantly resort to the ordinary method again.— Yours truly, E. Serjeant. " Restalrig," 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 maohine I washes equally as well as the hand. — Yours truly, Maby Astbury. Olakeho. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs, — The " Sellers' Washer " I purchased from you some months ago has given entire satisfaction, doing the washing in half the time, and with very little labour. — Yours 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 time, doing its work in a most satisfactory manner. — I remain, yours faithfully, (Mbs) M. CaiiVert. P.S.— The " Knife Cleaner " is a perfect little gem. Waverley. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs,— We find your " Washer "to be a great saving of labour, and it has this advantage, that any person can wash with it.— l remain, yours truly, (Mrs) J. Milne. Okaiawa. Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs, — Having used the "Sellers' Round Washer," whioh you recommended to me some twelve months ago, I am quite satisfied it is a great labour saver, and does not wear Ihe clothes like the old-fashioned washboard. — I am, yours truly, H. Dodd. Eapuni. 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 soap, and less wear on the clothes. I would not do without one now if it should cost twice the money. —Yours truly, Walteb Stoddabt. Eaponga. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. 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, S. H. Hollaed. Midhirst. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs,— The "Sellers' Washing Machine " I purchased from your agent far exceeds ray expectations. It washes both 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. Messrs Dixon and Bates, Hawera. Gentlemen, — I have used " Sellers' Washing Machine " for six months. It does its work beautifully. It is a perfect machine for washing clothes. It will wash muslins to heavy blankets with very little labour. No home should be without your machine. — Yours truly, Carrie Oxenham. Dove Dale, Eltham, October 12tb, 1900. Messrs Dixon & Bates, Hawera. Dear Sirs, — Having used the " Sellers' Washer," which I had from you, for about six months, I am glad to say that it gives good satisfaction. — Yours respectfully. Mary Jenkins. HUSBANDS! STUDY YOUR WIVES, AND PURCHASE .... SELLEBS' WASHEB. SALE. SALE. A Guid New Year tae ye a' An' mony 0' them. IF you wish to begin the New Year well, you should all attend the SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT WILSON & SON'S, • Glasgow House, High St., which they are holding [prior to Stocktaking. Everything reduced in Price. BARGAINS . BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! All Summer Goods will be Cleared Regardless of Cost. Trimmed Millinery at HalfMarked Prices. DBESS GOODS WILL BE OFFERED VERY CHEAP to effeot a clearance. We wish to call the attention of Country Settlers to our " EOQGH HIDES" Brand of Ready-made CLOTHING, which is giving great satisfaction to all who have tried it. It i 3 made of the Best Quality of Tweed, the Out, Fit, and Finish being much Superior to any other make in the trade. A. WILSON~AND SON, High St. J. G BA V Dental Surgeon, JIAWERA. Has lemoved to rooms OVER ECONOMIC BUILDING. John Willing William N. Wabritni [Stephenbon WARREN AND Architects, Building Surveyors, and Valuers, Victoria Chambers, Regent-street HAWERA & STRATFORD. John W. Warren. Arohitect National Dairy Association. H. W. Oliuib 1 1 ti. ii. Faibhall riLIMIB AND FAIRHALL \J Haweba and Stratford, AUTHORISED SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. UOENSED DNDKB LAND 1-BANBFBB ACT. Offices— Broadway, Stratford. High-street, Hawera. Martin's Land Offioe, El! ham H, W. Climie. Engineer ti Stratfoid. County Council HERBERT HALLIWELL Barrister & Solicitor Hawera. I Offioos in Fake's Chambers, Regent street Various sump of money to lend on I town, suburban, and rural properties at Low rates. No procuration fee charged. * LFRED BDCKLAND ANI7 SUNS tX. The Haymabkbt, Albkbi Stbeet, Auckland. Hold Auction Sales eaoh Tuesday at jhe Haymarket for Bides, Sheepskins, Uones and Tallow. Thursday at Remaora — Fat attle Sheep and Pigß. Fridaj at tho Haymarket — Hi roes Vehioloa Haraesr A TEINSON AND TDAILEY, DENTISTS, Union Stbeet, Haweba. Mr Herbert Bailey may in future be conulted a Mr Atkinson's rooms in Union I Street.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7394, 21 February 1902, Page 2

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