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Business Advertisements. ■C. A. B UDGE < LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, DEPUTY OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE, AGENT N Z INSURANCE CO., ' ' BOROUGH CH-YMBERS, HAWERA (Ground Floor). TO THOSE DESIROUS OF SELLING1 PROPERTIES: I want your business. Your business wants careful attention; I will give it. Instructions for sale forma sent on application. JAMES T AIRD & NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, ETC WANGANUI. PLANTING SEASON 1912. VERY LARGE STOCKS OF FRUIT TREES, FLOWERS, and ORNAMENTAL & HEDGE, and SHELTER PLANTS. SPECIALISTS IN~IIOSES. SEND FOR 1912 CATALOGUE. Post Free on application to '■ JAMES LAIRD & SONS, Nurserymen, Wanganui. NOTICE. I HAVE much pleasure in intimating to the public of Hawera and surrounding district that I have opened a WOOD and COAL YARD, also a CHAFF, GRAIN and PRODUCE STORE in ARGYLE STREET, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of patronage. My Motto: ' 'Correct measurement and full weight." W. 8. LOCKHARTARGYLE STREET.

S^S^LJE^ii^ Te Baekaepara. ssßg^feX T« Beekeepers. '•r^ffr^NSs, Ye Beekeepers. / Ta Beekeepsrg, TT is in the best interest o* BeeA keepers that we advise them to ase our BEE HIVES AND OBTAIN BEE HIVES AND OBTAIN QUOTATIONS. QUOTATIONS. We guarantee the QUALITY of pm EIIYES and FITTINGS. Lust year* Prices h&ys been r© duced. We hold a large stock of AMERI CAN COMB FOUNDATION, Write for Particulars and Prices to mHE TTAWERA QASH AND X il O DOOR -OACTORY. X QUIN BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS. make sure of their exterminas&# t&fs*sss, AM MTTTT? n M ji£ //A fiVy-5 v:Af« -"ivJ IJaAJJYI 1-^ w/ ? V, * Proved before V M •«L ££ftj His Honor Judge ."^yuaV ii' ,1 Edwards in the f^.', ALL \'>%i'" t^ Supremo Court v'-'l'^M'^W at Auckland. to ' ss>~*..' -••> • V,\* '<>' De °^ exceptional ""-*■—~l! "lit" .S--^" quality and value Please cut this out and ask your dealer for same. Sold by all Grocers, Chemists and Dealers in large tins Is, small tins 6d, lib tins 6s. Mutrom Blower? Is. BUY IT NOW AND HAVE SOME COMFORT. Also, Wholesale and Retail from W. K. WALLACE* CHEMIST, HAWERA.

T^OR EASTER, OR CHRISTMAS, -1- or Michaelmas Day, for Martinnjas, 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 Suratura, that exquisite tea ! "CURATUIU! SURATURA! *y None so tasty, and none purer!" Wisdom cries : " Don't you forget it!" " Get it!" Echo answers straight, " Get it! Get it! Get it! Get it!" A IS. FOR ADVERTISEMENTS ~cx- of the common stuff. Bis for the boodle spent (seems a trifle tough). C is for Ceylon, the isle of the finest tea. D—well D's the finest ever— Suratura " D." \ nPHERE 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 1 A DASHING SOPRANO sat at her ■ •*- piano midway in a song (bravura) when she heard the glad gong and broke off her old song and rushed f oilier Suratura. T)EAR SISTERS.—If you seek for -■-' peace, straight shall your homelyjoys increase, if. you (there is no way that's surer) please your menfolk with Suratura.—FLlP (Colonel William Bunker's neice.) 13A G. H. pARKINSON. , L.D.S.R.C.S. (Eng.), Late House Surgeon, National Dental Hospital, London. DENTAL SURGEON. Corner High Street and Regent Street Telephone 99. Stratford every Wednesday at York Chambers.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 22 June 1912, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 22 June 1912, Page 7