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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 4 January 1918, Page 4

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School outfits.—We equip boys with their school requirements for any school or college in the Dominion.. Caps, shirts, boots, suits, rugs, singlets, knickers, collars, ties, bags, trunks, gymnasium shoes. Bring your son to the Hawera branch of the New Zealand Clothing Factory for his outfit—Advt. Dairymen, attention! We want all the cream; all the cream you can send us. For 365 days in* every year our factory is running, and our sup-° pliers get better values than others. It will nay you to install a separator and then rail your cream to us. You thus save time, wea*- and tear, and" labor, and to send your cream hero is worth while. We want your cream, j and we want you to benefit. Will you write to us to-day? It will be to your I advantage. Maoriland Dairy Company, I Ltd., P.O. Box 185, Wanganui.— j G3. -Advt. When you want a thirst-quencher on j hot days, try a little Kola-Nip—refresh-ing, invigorating, satisfying; a healthy, j delicious, cooling cordial. A tablespoonful with aerated water makc3 P keen tonic beverage.—Advt.