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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXVIII, 21 June 1912, Page 7

At the usual monthly meeting of the Norman by W. C.T.I 1., hold on Wednesday, Mrs 'Pwigg, delegate from .Hawera to the recent convention in Dunedin, gave an interesting and instructive account of the work done at the convention. Mrs Brown, of the Hawera i)ranch, expressed her pleasure at being present, and emended a hearty invitation for the local branch to visit the Hawera branch on Thursday next. BUYING A PIANO. Daring our anrual balance this month we are prepared to offer terms of payment even more advantageous than the very liberal and exceptional terms we extend in the ordinary course of busi-; ness. Perhaps you do not want terms; but if you do this is your special opportunity. All our instruments are absolutely good, bearing—in addition to the names of famous makes such as the Broadwood, the Reinseh, the Lipp, and the Steinway—the guarantee of our wide repute and long experience. If we sell you a piano during this annual balance period, you -are assured of a fine instrui ment, and the payments will be too easy to bother you at all. The Dresden Piano Company, Limited, Wellington, North Island manager: M. J. Brookes; local representative, A. M. Conroy. 1 WHAT TO INVENT AND HOW TO PATENT IT. Valuable information on these heads is contained in the booklet "Advice to Inventors," which will be sent post free to any address in the dominion on request. —Henry Hvyjhes, Ltd., 157 Featherston Street. Wellington. S. IN DESPERATE STRAITS. "Mine was a serious case, I suffered too long from indigestion before I found relief," said a strong man to a friend one day. "At last I was willing to try everything that was suggested to me. Someone said that one thing was good—someone else said another, and I tried almost everything without result until at last—" "You gave up hope." said the friend. "I gave up hope," said the strong man. "But one day a sympathiser nlaced in my hand a 1-ox of Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills. "You're the last I'm going to try," I said, and I took the pills doubtingly. And they were the last. Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills cured me. I stuck to those pills when I fount! them effective, and here I am —cured! They're only Is 6d a. box at chemists and stores, and 1 wouldn't be without Baxter's Silvercoated Quinine, Pills for anything. I 1 always carry them with me." •