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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 17 October 1914, Page 7

Messrs D. , and J. Smith, coachbuilders, announce the salo of their .business to Messrs Spragg and Curtis, jkxvo well-known local tradesmen. The new firm, in soliciting public patronage, states' that all orders will be executed with promptness and ability at reasonable Drices. Mrs. Cyril lowisisr, teacher of singing at Hamilton, writes :—" Fluenzol has proved exceedingly useful to me and to some of my pupils. I have confidence in recommending it to anyone suffering from throat affections." Madame Christian, of the famous Garcia School of Music, Sydney, Mr. Hamilton Hodges and other prominent teachers of singing also .recommend Fluenzol. 115 FACTS FOR MOTOR CAR BUYERS. ■ The largest and busiest automobile factory in the world is that in which the "OVERLAND" is built. For next jear no fewer than 75,000 , "OVERLANDS" will be produced, as against 50,000 this year. And note this: The ; tremendous output for 1915 has alTeady been contracted for. Dealers all xwer the world ordered the whole 75,000 within eighteen days. A moment's reflection will convince you that a Car bo greatly in demand must" o© worth every penny charged . and^ must give satisfaction to every pur-.; chaser. Isn't this the Car you want? 43et Free Illustrated Booklet. Chief Agents for North Island: A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wancanui.—Adv*. „ .. ,:. £*fc-^Tf&mJfoe first'signs of Inflnenza summon .^NAZOL" to your aid. This dependable'remedy for coughs and colds, sore throats, and bronchial affections mil soon make you right as rain. #> T«4£i lui' Is Oil.—Advt.