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the yeaiy they could" not. He considered that it was merely marking time at the high school. On a division the motion was carried, Messrs Smith, White, Wilkinson and Dixon. • voting in its favor.—Abridged from News. ' JS¥ESIGfiT. KYiESIGHT. MS. W. SAXON JONES, D.S.O A CONSULTING OPTICIAN. 5 ' (Late of Arthur Cocks and Co., Ltd., Wellington)^ May be consulted as follows:— RA WERA—Daily, except Tuesday, ' fron> 9-30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Westwod's Pharmacy, High Street S'JRATFORD-ifivef; fie^ T f^ £2.30. to 3 v.in.. at F. Edwards', Chemist. NOTE.—These visits will be regular every week.. (.tountry clients are kindly asked to make appointments by Telephone No. 122, or by letter, and waitin c is thereby avoided. ARE Yol,< PLANNING TO BUILD OR TO REMODEL? Y*LTW are giving satisfaction and saving money to others. Why not to YV\I? Call or write— J. J. GREGSON, GUILDER, Wellington and Vieroria Streets Hawera t NOTICE. ITAVING decided to open a branch M. in Te Kiri, one day a week, and if sufficient inducement offers two days, my days will be as follows: " Awatuna — Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Auroa—Mondays and Fridays. Te Kiri—Wednesdays.' All prices per printed Schedule oMaster Fariers' and Blacksmiths' As sociation. , 1 n. T?. WALKER. * ANYONE wanting good value in. Electroplated Goods, Dinner and lea Sets, Glassware, Rose Bowls. Salad /Jishes, Cutlery, should inspect my Store. Sherwin Williams' Mixed Paints, all ready for use; a fair astortment of colors in stock, at reasonAble prices. 1/- in the £ paid for my tesh coupons^—John Gilmour, Manaia.

■I (innT /*> h )). ■' __" ■ ~,.T — _ fm ii . ....... . r-^t^^^^^^A ■ '>*^ /'^ 1^ <bu AM xv..2/^l f~~X QOAUTY 2/6_§N I Give up stalky, tannic'teas and arink SURATURA. ,tt»'nchin I j flavour, itrong. but never coarse, or bitter. I' ts the Keahhiesfand mos!' [j j] j economical tea you can buy ! ' - | [j Ai.s.: r 'S.^^ rRV' ITI OBTMNABtB AT ALL STORES, „ j Hj I AT THE D.I.C ARE WINSOML ■■*■ The -Goddess of fortune has been exceedingly kind to the D.I.C. in the collection of Autumn and Winter Fashions in Stylish Apparel for 1918. r-^ The whole of the "House for Quality*' is like a mirror— jSyp^jjj reflecting the fashions of London, Paris, Boston and B^PH^pi New York in the Empire City. nftßfriffvf Should you be in Wellington shortly, JfMPjlwgf yl^ lhe D.I.C. Fashion Display. ißraitß^SM^ You will find the exhibit unique, fflflplfiljak whether it be window, interior, or mMsSmmjsa^ departmental display. You are IMJR$gjJ3$& welcome any time, any day. | |^HL D.I.C. Box 1473, WELLINGTON. 83