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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 5 December 1910, Page 7

| v Business Notlces,.JUST ARRIVED. SUTTON'S PEDIGREE FARM and . GARDEN SEEDS. GET your Supplies from the SOLE' ELTHAM AGENTS— , MESSRS BLENNERHASSETT AND SONS. ■ , s In Stock—. SUTTON'S PRIZEWINNER MANGOLD SUTTON'S SUGAR MANGOLD SUTTON'S GOLDEN TANKARD MANGOLD SUTTON'S LONG RED MANGOLD SUTTON'S MAGNUM BONUM SWEDE . SUTTON'S CRIMSON KING SWEDE SUTTON'S CHAMPION SWEDE SUTTON'S MONARCH SWEDE SUTTON'S ESSEX RAPE SUTTON'S THOUSAND HEADED KALE SUTTON'S YELLOW INTERMEDIn ATE CARROT SUTTON'S MATCHLESS WHITE ' CARROT SUTTON'S SPECIAL CARROT, MANGOLD, AND TURNIP MANURES Also^ — "! SINCLAIR'S CHAMPION and BAR-, RIBAL CARROT SEEDS > See the Seeds for yourself at the Mart ' Orders taken for all kinds of GRASS SEEDS and MANURES. BLENNERHASSETT AND SONS, ELTHAM. AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, YOU LIKE A GOOD THING?' WHY NOT i THE BEST! There are all sorts of reasonably good teas, but none of them can approach. .... The Excellence of | SURATURA ! For the horne f there is no Tea ■ comparoble to ' - „ SURATURA "D 1 2/ . AT ALL STORES. > HAWERA DAIRY. r J. CHAMPION , ... Proprietor \. Address — Victoria Street (next to Wilson's Brush Factory). Fresh and scalded cream ' i daily. tPure Fresh Milk delivered twice daily and once on Sundays. j All orders promptly attended to. MOTTO : Punctuality, Cleanliness,, and Civility. ) THAT SPLITTING*" THAT SPLITTING HEADACHE. HEADACHE. rfIHAT constant throb, JL throb of the temple disturbs the whole of the nerves in your system. Why suffer' it to continue? Take WALLACE'S HEADACHE POWDERS, and within half an hour \ you and your Headache will have parted company. Easy and - pleasant to take — harmless and effec- , tive — they deserve the popularity they enjoy. Price Is 6d per box. ,"\y ; K. -y^ALLACE M.P.S., HAWERA. PIANO TUNING. '*♦ PIANO TUNING. C* T^TEINGOTT, AVENUE. ..:, ...) WANGANUI (Late Tuner to the Union S.S. Co.) VISITS Hawera first week in every month. Moderate fees. Expert work. Orders" should be left at Colman's Private Hotel. Princes Street.