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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 30 May 1914, Page 7

Mr J. W. Harding, who is a. candidate for the vacancy on the Borough Council, has a notification in another portion of this issue. In view of the fact that there are three candidates nominated for the vacancy, electors will only be consulting their own interests by perusing any notification published. Oh! health is wealth, and life is long, And earth is fairer, too; When man is fit and well The skies are always blue. So guard your health, your joy increase, Your life from ills secure; From pain and trouble win surcease With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure n* . —Aavt. Mem Onr mercery and clothing stock is hard to beat in variety and value. New lines tucked dress shirts and white vests for evening wear. The "Duval" shirt, white and cream neglege shirts, with black stripes; warm woolly shirts, with or without collars. 2s lid, 3s lid, '4s 6d, 5s fid, 6s 6d; men's tailor-cut boxed suits (forty varieties) in stock, all latest cut. 49s 6d to 7os: men's black soft felt hats, (is 6d. 7s 6d, 10s 6d; men's soft feTt ha+s,all latest shades. 4s 6d. 5s 6d, to 10s 6d. n.t the Busy Draper's.—J. C. Gillett.— Advt. Eighteenpence for 60 doses ! That's all it costs to buy the best of all couo-h and cold relievers— "NAZOL:" Shifts a cold like maeic. Soothes and eases sore throats. Test it yourself!—Advt. Sykes's l>rench.—Now is the time tn buy it.—Advt.

BUICK CAR 8 PRIZES. 8 PRIZES. 8 PRIZES. 8 PRIZES. in the Tour de Prance Reliability Tests. Oyer 3000 miles of mountainous roads in France. Thirty-seven cars competed, including two BUICKS Thirteen Cars finished. Both the Buicks were among the thirteen, and they scored eight prizes. This is considered by the Motoring World as the most severe test ever given. The Buick's performance proved that for Speed, Reliability, Power, and Economy they are unequalled in their class. Don't be misled, but buy the car that has made good its reputation. Two Seater, complete, £310. Five Seater, complete, £335. W. O'CALLAGB[AN, TATTERSALL'S BUILDINGS, HAWERA. Agent for Taranaki.