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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 11 December 1914, Page 7

, BUSINESS NOTICES. . MMFw^X^I ■ ii II vul I ~~~zy2SX£xyyy2 ] i [ft li ~[jX' y I I mHAT is a question we have been asked repeatedly A voiinc? I Jr ■ ai? may *) ot PerhaPS wish to- set aside a larger sum for I the initial expenditure on the home, preferring rather to» keen a I balance m his bank account against a rainy day. In this he ! 1 is well advised. I 8 ««v T?> al n ei iq"ireAs- OUr a"sw, er has been most emphatically | xes Certain things will have to be done without, left for I purchase at a later date as time progresses and business pros--1 pers. liut the essentials oan be bought for this sum. I What are the essentials? We shall be most happy to give 1 you all the information and advice you may require if yon will g call round and see us. This commits you- to nothing. " Tlie JFirm with the Big Factory. HAWERA.- I 1111 """"■»■"■■» " „, mmm WE HAVE SOME EXCEPTIONALLY ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN ! I Comprising TEA SETS, DINNER SETS, SALAD SETS, besides a • Large Assortment in SINGLE PIECES. asides a j Whatever you may require.in this line will be found here. '" Our Stock combines VARIETY, QUALITY, and ECONOMY in a way which is certain to please you. LET US HELP YOU TO CHOOSE YOUR XMAS GIFTS. Malcolm J. CAMPBELL \ " THE PROMPT SERVICE GROCER," HAWERA.- I ! CHRISTMAS AT KAUPOKONUI. Wontw? <wrt m Pif se& ais Millinery. Beautiful New Dress Goods in CarplZ ' '" Cottons- New colors in Art Surges, TapestriS, Curttins". ; New Suits, Shirts and Hats for men and boys Thpm ie +i™ n ™+ r Smart New; Suit to Measure for Xmas. J 616 1S tim ° yet *or a' ': Christmas Toys for girls and boys. Tennis Balls. Jaoues' Croquet Mai- : lets. Bowls. Tennis Racquets 12s 6d to 50s «~roquex isiai , Christmas Fruits .-Currants 5s dozen. Seeded Raisins 5 S 6d, Sultanas : 5s 6d. Jordan Almonds, Nuts, Chocolates, and all kinds of sweets ; Plunf Puddin sSt Aulsebrook's and P«ak > lean's Biscuits, Ifced Oakland- ! New Glassware, Toilet Sets, Electroplate. 5 cases of everything new in Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Shoes. 6 cases English Saddlery straight from the makers, all arranged- for before the great rise caused by the war. ' y. New Lawn Mowers. Weeding Hoes, Hay Forks I- ?T^r^'^T-^r ld Wood,. Single Horse Mower £14, Two^ Horse £16, 10s. i ASCOODASAI I 9^ EUa^VrLIfT-ia YOU CAN DO BETTER. /!>>v^OlHEr\ YOU CAN DO BETTER f^#^ro me! • ft -i^o * a&%£^h%j%®p : iiWv'^'^^V AIILEJN BROS,, ( il \¥f A/^TUI 1 GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. ycALF.I KAPONGA. 1 Months' [ ~~~ £% w ' Q^RISTMAS QREETINGS V* -*%~+. €**% *S in NEW SEASON'S CARDS JUST TO Brought £2 7/6 H*« last autumn, which gives you Call or Write Early and secure some idea of their fine your choice, growth," writes Mr W T. Joughin,. of Te Matai. _ He finds . j fc + T LFME ) AL ■■ S TAE OFFICE0 FFICE riENERAL best after 40 years' expen- kJ \Jf \jr ehce in New Zealand. -'MJSTcS'&SS P.MNHNG .WORKS, gives an actual fat content of 13.5 per cent —more than the ACTUAL fat content of foods * HAWERA. making bigger claims. 251b Bag 5/6 501b Bag 10/6 : 1001b Bag aoTjOMb Bag 38/- -pLTHAM-QPUNAKE-NEW PLYNELSON y.BrtanT lISSII =", uriAT n> Q results m itt being the AWATUNA, OPUNAKE, and NEW 22iisJlJ=-S most economical. It te tiie PLYMOUTH Daily PURE TEAS g*£ lM *ou «" *»%, Motor Lorries and Horse" Waggons ■ ——r- *o all parts of the district. Onfer exAftti a bS°rSn apprS7el °* b7 Perienced drivers employed. Usine aftJVraaJfm ?J er 2 >ooo meaioal men on i v BRTTTSH-MATYTC MHTrvoc vo'"s Tis the ideal infants food. °t? j Ace I^!^,^ 1* builds b«iaie babies TS.^d Office: BRIDGE STREET. "^ Aski/ourdoff'tor. ai ELTHAM. Box 5. "~ „ ~ " New Plymouth Manaear—P-' MATTTR. in tpod shades; lo^? SON. 'Phone lS' MAIJIJJ" iT» in prioe.—Johjj Sunt* Manaia, Eltham Manager— ft, jj. BLAKE, *