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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9304, 21 March 1907, Page 6

Business Notices. CLOCKS WATCHES JEWELLERY PARTICULAR attentdon is drawn to our Fine Stock of the above goods. Probable purchasers are invited to inspect. H. MORRIS, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLEB . . . I HAWERA. ! A Bold Statement But A Fact ! We state, without fear of contradiction, to have done what no other firm in the world has done, viz. — ! We have t held the position as the largest dealers in Pure Ceylon and Indian Teas longer than any other firm in the World in comparison to the sales of any country. It will be interesting to the many thousands who have bought our teas to know that for the twelve months ended 30th September, 1906, we have sold a greater quantity «f tea than previously (although we have refused to supply common tea), thmt proving a continuance of deserted popularity. This has been done by honest dealing and truthful adver1 tising, and giving the public the best tea procurable at the different prices. Ceylon, New Zealand, Tasmania. Does It Pay? Well, yo« would almost think it did I Many people go on suffering- Headaches from cby to day, when a little the ught would lead to their removal. In the majority of cas.'s the cause of Headaches is sir.ply * Disordered Stomach, aStig ish Live*, or an Over-strain of the Nervous System. These are just the Ailments which the famed " Loasby's " "WAHOO" cures. Mothers, Youno; Girls, Farmers, Artisans, and Bustre Men, will find that " Loasby's " "WAHOO" is the very thing they need when feeHngf Ron down, '* Headachy/ and Out-of-sorts generally. "WAHOO" is a Family Medicine that is invaluable ! "WAHOO" is obtainable at any Chemist's for 2/6, and once used you will readily admit that It Does Pay! CHAMPION FLOUR. HpHE Northern Mill has now ti. X work 24 hours a day to supply ha demand. In spite of persuasion and dumping, the Company still declines to join the Trust, so saving wage-earners thousands of pounds. CHAMPION BREAD & FLOUE Is stocked by every baker or storekeeper of any standing in Taranaki. If any difficulty is experienced In obtaminor either, write to Mr Newton King, New Plymouth, who will advise you of the nearest tradesman selling it