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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 16 January 1913, Page 5

YOUR CHILD AND THE PI "NO. Teach your children the piano! Do not let them grow up with vain regrets that. 7,»e> JI.J not have the opportunity wbbn yy'.r-i'.' Vh-.-.K of the future. The purchase of a piar;i may seem a big item; but, really, nowadays things have been made so easy that everyone may nossess an instrument, and on such simple terms that the sum required each week is never missed. The Dresden J'iam, TV).. Wellington, tvilß gi^e you the most superb piano for a* small sum down, and thereafter monthlv payments of from 20s. Think! I?> a short nine the instrument will be v.ur very own-—and what an inexhaustible source of pleasure it wilil prove to be. Do not delay another day —write to Mr M ,T. Brookes, the North Island manager; or see the> T.ocal Representatives. Purser and Son. —Advt. ' 2 TWO DOSES A COMPLETE CURE. "I am subject to bowel trouble?, which cause pain and inconvenience.' writes Mr Alfred Vvnne, 185 Auburn Rd., Auburn, T'i< .. "hut have alwaysfound two doses <>i' Chamberlain's Coiio and Diarrhoea R^r;: -ly to effect a complete cure. I am ; Wiisod to know that there is such a saf - :,kI certain remedyas Chamberlain's C;\\\<- and Diarrhoea Remedy and alv::y; kppp a bottlo handy." Sold by nil 'Ai<;.i<. i.sts aud storekeepers.—Advt. FOR SCOT: a i'N CAL7ES. Sheep, Pigs, or Hoi sss, uss "V«r.3ioeln©." Unequal ivd for all interns.] «tomach worms, h v..^haii worms ii,<J lung worms. Ur- ;i r, ;;i «^> in all o M «a, n diarrhoea \o-mx anic&i* parasitic diseo?,- ; c kc-lv. Obfca.na^ from Diomto &*..-..■.-.y, H-;.wera. --Advt.