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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 18 June 1912, Page 7

Business Advertisements. HAVE YOU ARRANGED FOR A VISIT FROM OUR NEW TUNER ? HE will bo kept pretty busy for weeks yet filling engagements booked prior to his arrival. If you waiit to secure early the services of this PIANO TUNING EX- ( PERT, arrange with DIXON'S without delay. Don't let bogus tuners tamper with YOUR INSTRUMENT. Book your date at once for our acknowledged and proven EXPERT to call and fit up YOUR PIANO. "Write to-day. E. DIXON & Co. Music Warehouse, HAWERA. K^S^^^^^^p^ T« Beekeepers. T« Beekeepers. '♦-^•"^Vs T« Boekoepsre. J sir \ T* Basktep&rs. IT m in the besfc interest of Beekeeper* that we advise them tc see our BEE HIVES AND OBTAIN BEE HIVES AND OBTAIN QUOTATIONS. QUOTATIONS. We guarantee the QUALITY o* ou> HIVES aad FITTINGS. Last year's Prices laav© been re ducea. * We hold » iarge atock of AMER! CAN COMB FOUNDATION. Write for Particulars and Prioe* to rpHE TTAWERA CJASH AND A JOL O TTVOOR T^ACTORY. QUIN BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS. JTCHINQ, chafing, face 1 blotches, heat rash, pimples sunburn, cracks, chaps, or any skin irritation quickly cured by LA N E'S MEDOLI NE— Queen of Skin Tonics, i/- at Chemists. 11. THE DOMINION WINTER SHOW IS ON THIS WEEK. T^ISITORS from the country should » take the opportunity of seeing the n-oiik that can be done at 7JIHE TTAWERA TCIOUNDRY AND TpNGINEERING T^ORKS. J. HOPKIRK, NELSON STREET, HAWERA. ; ""'"^^"^^mms^m^ XjlOE EASTER, OE CHRISTMAS, ■*- or Michaelmas Day, for Martinmas, Lammas, or Lent, -whatever the bills that you find you must pay, however excessive your rent, you ye still got to buy, if quite happy you'd be, some good Suiatura, that exquisite tea ! "CiUBATURA! SURATUBA! *-* None so tasty, and none purer I" Wisdom cries : "Don'tyou forget it!" " Get it!" Echo answers straight, " Get it! Get it! Get it! Get it!" A IS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS -*-•- of the common stuff. B ia for the boodle spent (seems a trifle tough). C is for Ceylon, the isle of the finest tea. D—well D'« the finest ever— Suratura"D." HHHERE WAS A MAIDEN loved ■*• a lord, by whom the maiden was abhorred. She tried to win his slow regard ; but, oh, the lord was cold and hard. But he was vanquished finally. She gave him Suratura Tea, and a right happy bride was she, the Lady Fidelys Deedee I J A DASHING SOPRANO sat at her -*■-■- piano midway in a song (bravura) Khl n SJ« keard the glad gong and broie off her old song and rushed for her Suratura. T)EAR SISTERS.-If you seek fo •*-* peace, straight shall your homely joys increase, if^ you (there is no wav that s surer) please your men-v^Suraura.-FLn» (Colonel William Bunker's neice.) 13A j