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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 29 October 1910, Page 1

(Special Advertisements. UNITED EVANGELISTIC. EVANGELISTIC. EVANGELISTIC, • M' IS S:I O N. Will be conducted from NOVEMBER 29 t& DECEMBER 6 NOVEMBER 29 6 in WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS "" DR it. Q. A. HENRY, DR J. Q. A. HENRY. P vDR J. Q. A./H£ti{nH^*fc''., THE FAMOUS>:SPEA_PSS£" . '■'it •' J ■ '■ l "^f an,(l . " MR C. A^POTtS.^'" 11 ; 1 MR C. A,W)TTS, :w mr c. A'^^ s^,;>^' THE FAMOUS'jItNGER AND CHOIR Ij&ADER. The First Six Missions held in New Zealand by these. Evangelists resulted in the splendid total of' 4817 decisions for Christ. ; / These Opportunities knock at our door. See to it that' we are ready to respond heartily to' the Call. i Thousands flock wherever they Speak. Be Ready, Willing, and Anxious to Listen. * AUCKLAND. OAA ACRES-'^dlr^lluvfaMand; all -WvJvJ permanent, grass except clumps shelter bush, subdivided and fenced by good fences, 14 paddocks, well watered ; I land highly suitable for dairying, maize or fattening; carrying capacity heavy; splendid Homestead, house 9 rooms, barn, stables, sheds, large cow- ' sheds (concrete floor), milking- machines installed ; school, post office, creamery, etc., close by. Just the spot for energetic man with family, and will advance considerably in price ere long. Price £23 per acre, including 75 good cows in profit. Easy terms to a suitable man. Personally inspected, therefore recommended. A. W. READ AND CO., 75 Queen Street, Auckland. TO THOSE INTERESTED IN DRAPERY. PARDON . US, if because of our strong and sweeping statements, we seem egotistical. BUT, REALLY, when you realise what a pronounced success we have had this season in "hitting off" the right class of Stuff, in line with fashion's requirements, you won't blame us for crowing a bit. WITHOUT A DOUBT we have this season gotten together the greatest collection that is before the DRAPERY BUYERS in the country j greatest, because most complete — greatest, because in its entirety the most up-to-the-minute; and, then, our values are right and our stuff CERTAINLY DOES RETAIL. NO USE WASTING TIME telling you what you "want, or what are the correct things. You know what you need by this time, and - whatever you want we will be pretty sure to have it. We aim to have everything you're apt to need in an up-to-date Drapery -Establishment. ARM i~T~A GB'S, MILLINERS ... IMPORTERS CLOTHIERS. A BALLAD OF THE BALD. Winnie used to wear a toupee, Pads and puffs like other girls. Had two switches made from combings, Transformation fringe and curls.But her pennies went on treatment, Shampoo, massage, tonic. But greyer grew she week by week, While Dandruff, it was chronic. How she yearned for Nature's tresses, Crimping irons did fret her. Thought she'd try experiments, And bought some "WIOLETTA." Soon her scalp felt cool and pliant, She who oft spent days in Fuming over falling hair, Watched a growth amazing. Winnie's coiffure now is envied By every theatregoer, In the street and car and tea-room, School friends hardly know her. L'ENVOI. Ye, who pine for Youth, and find All artifice a fetter. Profit by Winnie's wisdom and For hair use "Wioletta." Price 3s 6d. Sold Everywhere. 4