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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXI, Issue LXII, 7 April 1911, Page 7

Messrs W. Dimmock and Co. advise that they have decided to receive prime baconers and choppers only. Advertisement will be altered accordingly in tomorrow's (Saturday) issue. A Martin and Co. have taken over the confectionery and fruiterer's business of F. W. Carpenter, and solicit a continuance of the confidence reposed-in their predecessor. "For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is 6d, 2s 6d. TURN YOUR THOUGHTS INTO L.S.D. by patenting your ideas. But do not make the mistake of applying for a patent until you have read the free booklet "Advice to Inventors," and had an interview with Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157, Featherston street, Wellington. * Now is the time for ladies to buy their winter dresses so that they will be prepared when the cold weather sets in. Mr Spence desires to bring under their notice the fact that he has gone to great pains to buy dress goods that will appeal to and give them satisfaction. They are now on display at the Economic, and your inspection is cordially invited. Miss Breitmeyer is still in charge of the dressmaking department, and ladies requiring well-fitting costumes or dresses would do well to place their orders early to avoid disappointment. See advertisement page. W. Spence, "The Economic" Hawera. * LIVER TROUBLES are no more than simple stagnation caused by a lazy liver due to constipation. Relief is always to be had by taking a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets. Chamberlain's Tablets are an ideal medicine for old and young. Easy to take, pleasant and gentle in action, do not gripe or purge but surely relieve constipation. Bold by all chemists and storekeepers . —Advt. O X Washing Machines, price £4, less 5 per cent, for cash. —E. Dixon and Co. Hawera and Stratford. . * MUSIC BINDING. Preserve your Songs and Piano Music by having them bound, in all leather \or cloth with leather facings, at the Star Office, liawera. Many have wish|od ttey had had it done sooner. Do not wvii till half your Songs are lost.