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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 October 1917, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES ""— - > ■ ■ The Furnishing of the MODERN HOME. "PEW FIRMS HAVE STUDIED IT SO THOROUGHLY-FEW - - FIRMS ARE SO WELL QUALIFIED TO GIVE COMPLETE SATISFACTION IN EVERY RESPECT. If you desire proof of this we will willingly demonstrate to you the extent of our resources so that you may .gauge the measure of our ability as COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. in JSt WJSf Sft 19^ all the force we can command m punt, not only the wide scope of our operations the variety of our stocks and the quality and low price of our goodsbuta£o thl S nfi?SV d sucWge e 0- h*™Z~£y™ very'do^so to'speak-l local Urm ot such experience, such reputation, as ours. PURSER & SON, . THE LEADINC FURNISHERS, HAWERA. gg—— »—————— ■ n—TITIMI—■■■ in,, iihwmhu __, I In Purchasing-Clothing I from us j | yon fortify your own Judgment \ | by our years of Experience; j « P^tsSV "\7"ESI it's good, because its unsur- % 5/ passed quality, combined with its J S 00$$f^ elegant finish, makes it positively the *t % ' ISRr^ highest standard. J £ It^R&^t^ SUITS FOR BOYS. J X BOYS' COTSWALD SUITS— J | J|||jL 22/6, 27/6, 30/- 1 > Il »4^^^^ THE NEW DERBi * SUIT— * c to^sif i 9/6' 22/6>27/e- ■ j C' *kh" iff I M WASHING SUIT— 5 v «^& 11/6 1 I N.Z. CLOTHING W^j^m k \ ; FACYORY. ■ ililll itf '" 1 HAWERA. Bl' ", . ■ i

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