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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 1 November 1910, Page 2

Business Notaoea. **\?+*\ Th& Correct Base for I «S*Ft« X*i your New Gown itJK /v^K~ '^//*?# The natural lin * 3 oi ever y woman's figure m\ x^2r\^^^^W a " more or less the same. It is the Corset HIV AA'V^KlKofaSir wnicQ giyes the charm by accentuating the \&£%SJ%/ eye-pleasing curves, or submerging the too «M_Mirfei^y*B^ prominent ones. A . . ■ll)P Warner's ill' rill ll Rust-Proof .Mlfgp Corset ySji^V ll I Ijr toII add grace to your figure and serve as the >'~s%&Ol*<§@ts' m> correct foundation for the fitting of your new *^~ JfJ [l.3oQo.f costume. !™BUUMMBEn«iro Ask your draper to show you the New Zdodels. EVERY PAIR IS GUARANTEED RUST-PROOF IN ALL FITTINGS OF. ALL DRAPERS 1 The Most Delicious Tea I 1 is Amber Tips. I ||1 .Keep the name, Amber Tips Tea, in mind when next Jm you go to ihe grocer's, because it represents the beat in tea. H* HI yet is no higher priced than the other kind. Amber Tips U &jl I" all that a good tea can well be. The flavour is excellence fET |H itself, the strength unequalled, and as a wholesome stimulant fiß J3jj it undoubtedly ranks first. sm HI ' It can be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion faf H an^ «ince a pound of Amber Tips will make more cups of S II ! JeanJ ca ™ n wjy other brand, it presents the additional attrac- H jjSS uon of being' economical as walL Bm |S is packed in air-tight, damp-proof cartons, and is procurable 9 |H at all grocers at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- p«r Ib. 9 SB Ask for it the very next time. flB 8 ! NO COUPONS OR PRIZES are given with Amber Tips fl HI lea. It needs no such schemes' to make it sell, because Che fi HI money s worth is contained in every packet. H o<>c>oc><>c><><>c><>c^^ Fire Sale! Fire Sale! Purser & Son's Sale of Furniture Soiled by Smoke and Water has Commenced. AT THEIR TEMPORARY PREMISES, Sample Rooms back of Egmont Hotel, HAWERA. EVERY LINE A BARGAIN. r^ I J ri-*% Hi Hi. /fe Jr^t J W House Furnishers,

TERMINUS HOTEL! NEW PLYMOUTH. THIS old-established Family Hotel • has now been taken over Ijv FRED. CALGHER, and on assunim^ t-he proprietorship he wishes to assure old friends ir. Hawera and South Taranaki generally that every effort will be used to make guests comfortable. For parties the cottage will be available, if H niierr6d, and in the main building there will be every comfort, privacy, use of balcony and ready access to esplanade and salt water baths, combined advantages which no other hostelry in New Plymouth can offer. On receip^ of wire or postcard trains will be mcc. The cuisine may be relied on, and noup but the best liquors and cordials wil be* stocked. OTAKEHO HOTEL. MR C. W. CULLEN (late of Kaponga) begs to notify district rasidents, his many friends, and the travelling public, that he has taken over -fcH© Ota-keko U^'fcel, and is prepared to cater for their requirements with every satisfaction. Good accommodation; also first-class stabling. A full stock of best quality liquors kept. C. W. CULLEN, Proprietor,