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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9302, 19 March 1907, Page 6

Busineu Notice*. GIBSONS LIMITED" ~ CASH WAREHOUSES, HAWERA AND PA TEA. BOOTS & SHOESAS YOU LIKE THEM. FOR LESS THAN YOU USUALLY PAY. VALUES, STYLES AND VARIETIES THAT OVERSHADOW AXYTHING ELSE IN TOWN CALICOS & SHECTINGSFROM THE BEST MAKERS THE BECOLLECTjON OF QUALITY REMAINS LONG AFER THE PRICE IS FORGOTTEN. FLANNELETTESA LARGE RANGE OF PATTERNSGIBSONS IS A HOUSEHOLD WORD for these goods LINOLEUMSmade BY NAERNS, GLASGOW THE LOOK FINE AND WELL MADE AND WILL PROVE IT IN THE WEAR ALUMINIUMis A BRIGHT WHITE METAL NOT UNLIKE SILVER. IT IS TASTELESS i ODORLESS, AND ABSOLUTELY FREE BROM POISON. PRESERVING PANS FRYPANS, STEWPANS, SAUCEPANS* BAKE-DISHES. ' DINNER-SETS-OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AT OUR LOWEST PRICES. DOULTON'B DINNER SETS UP TO £8. TEA-SETS-A DAINTY LOT TO CHOOSE FROM. ALSO A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF HALF-DOZEN DOULTON'B CUPB AND SAUCERS. CREAM OF WHEATit IS EASY TO MAKE A BREAKFAST OF OREAM 0F WHEAT > BIJT IT IS HARD TO GET A BETTER BREAKFAST. THE OFTENER YOU EAT IT THB MORE YOU WILL WANT OF IT 1/ PACKET. H DO YOU SMOKEyes, WELL THEN WE HAVE SOMETHING TO SUIT YOU. A GOOD SMOKE. A LITTLE STRONGER THAN; A CIGARETTE, BUT NOT AS STRONG AS A CIGAR. THIS QUILL CIGAH WITHOUT PAPER IS PROVIDED WITH A FILTER FOR THE PURPOBH OF PUIMFYING THE SMOKE. NICOTINE, OIL, ETC., ARE ARRESTED BIS THE FDLTER WHEREBY THE SMOKING OF THIS CIGAR 18 NOT INJURIOUS TO HEALTH. TRY THEM. PRICE, 1/ PACKET, 9/ PER BOX 01 .100. PER POST, 9/3. MINCERSTHAT WrLL CUT ANYTHING. , IT CHOPS, DOES NOT MASH, DOES NOT CHOKE UP, LASTS A LIFETIME. 6/, 7/, 10/6 EACH. WRITE FOR COOKERY BOOK. NOTICE. TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF HAWERA AND SUBROUNDING DISTRICT. \ Ladies and Gentlemen, — QOME of my neighbors and fellow-businessmen have, in their great benevolence (golden bule bevebse side), considered it best, as my health has not been good for some time, that I should close my Stationery Shop at 9 p.m. on Saturdays, and this against my wish or inclination and the public convenience. To compel me to do so they^ have thought it right to call in the expert knowledge of the Inspector of Shops and Factories to decide that, as I sell a certain amount of electroplate and silverware in connection with my fancy goods business?, that I must be classed as a jeweller; and 'so have to close my Stationery and Fancy Goods Shop at 9 p.m. on Saturdays as the Jewellers do— two of whom signed the requisition to the Minister of Labor. There being three others besides myself who sell Electro-plate Ware who did not sign the requisition for the early closing, shows that their request was granted upon misrepresentation, as they were in the minority. However, to save trouble and probable expense, I have decided to fall in with their Tequest and be classed as a JEWELLER, with many thanks for the honor and for bringing the Business so prominently before the public. I shall from the undermentioned date give a REDUCTION ->f 25% on all CASH SALES in connection \rith the JEWELLERY BUSINESS. Goods not previously kept will be added to make stock as complete as possible* , -*\ V The public are respectfully invited, to compare our prices. Style of business will in future be BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, FANCY GOODS DEALER, & JEWELLER. . ... J. MACKLAM, " High Street, Hawera. 14th February, 1907. Tobacconist and Hairdressing as usual in adjoining shop.

1 i SEE our Stock of NEW FRUITS. The best in the market. IS" Our new stock of glassware a speciality. J. SMITH, Princes street ... Hawera.