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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 29 December 1910, Page 6

THE GIFT SEASON. THE GIFT SEASON. J. BRUNETTE, TEWELLER. BROOCHES. ' RINCS. I^"OTHING affords cipient than a Pre«ent of Jewellery — nothing lasts longer /^fißfflmffiiMfiiite. to remind the owner fl^B^^ga^ of the Giver, whilst l * lir JJli W JIiJUIjIIjIV, It always represents /^^R§^^. nine-tenths of its ■\fcjMßilliPi*j%\ original cost, even after years of wear, an<^ so ma y c re * garded as an "Investment" in the best sense of the word. BRACELETS. NECKLETS AND PENDANTS. W O Buying From JK jf J. BRUNETTE, Q ||\ DIRECT W W IMPORTER, ft 5! ivr EANs . that y° u ijj (a| -LtJ- obtain V W WATCHES and fh X JEWELLERY. B| Q At a real saving of m m , quite 20 per cent, W W due to the fact that O [A he buys direct from JW jm the London market. w %il ed up shipments ex Iw V W Atnenic j Tongariro, yL M Ruahine and RotoW W rua (December 12). O O you are *^ n -' 5: ~ iK 3w[ n S °f making a PurIm w chase, the Quality w O an^ P" 06 or " our M flh Goods should meet W w with approval. SOY. CASE AND WATCH. w MEDAL AND LINK. HATPIN AND THIMBLE. J. BRUNETTE, The Corner Shop, Hawera.