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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 18 June 1912, Page 4

The Commission appointed to enquire into the "Cost of Living" cannot be said to be making much headway. The evidence given is purely parochial, and does not affect the main question—the cause of the increase. Milkr, {krbter, cheese, fish, meat, and most of the necessaries of life have advanced in price, but such is not the case with tea. In the centres of production tea has advanced, but no change has been made in either the prices or the quality of Crescent Tea. There are three grades, sold at Is Bd, Is 10d. and 2s per lb.— (Advt.l Do you doubt the sun will rise? Or the stars will fill the skies? Or that Woods'^ Great Peppermint Cure Is only made of drugs most pure? You never doubt these well-known facts! You never doubt your own acts! And know that "Woods' Great Peppermint Care Is the only cough remedy that is sure! —Advt. To those who follow the trend of economy, the great extension sale at The Economic will appeal with an irresistible force. New winter goods are being offered at ridiculous prices in order that a clearance may be assured before the builders commence operations. There are heaps of golden chances for thrifty men at this gigantic sale, as well as for the ladies.—AY. Spence, Economic, Hawera.—(Advt.) This year's Dominion Winter Show promises to be a huge success, but it is absolutely incomparable to the great success of Pursei and Son's Sale. Come and see for yourself.—Advt.

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