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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 1 August 1918, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. j CLEMENT'S MACHINE BAKERY - j I1 JN thee times cf stress and trouble, Reasons, you will ffc,', are Why you should ring 35 or 310. And obtain 8 DAILY DELIVERY OF BREAD. lOd per 41b Loaf Cash. KAUPOKONUI GENERAL STORE KEROSENE, BENZINE, DISTILLATE. y^E HAVE SECURED FAIR STOCKS OF PETROL. AND ADVISE ALT SHAREHOLDERS WHO REQUIRE BENZINE FOR MILKING MACHINES TO SECURE THIS SEASON'S SUPPLY NOW. WE HAVE THE STOCKS; OUR PRICE IS RIGHT. BUY NOW. CET DELIVERY NOW.' T_fTAlMC4it_tf 96 .PAVE* m%?ai SAVE £5 PER TON, AND GET THE BEST AND MOST HIGHT V rmt CENTRATED CALF MEAL S_OT PR&DCEI) ~ BEAD WHAT THIS WELL-KNOWN SHORTHORN BREEDER SAYS Dear Sirs,—Having used Thomson's Calf Meal for the oaftTo^.r * + Yours faithfullv, D. BLACK. STOCKED BY— f AT?A PR°r?T°^ UInf PRES' Lm RIVERDALE DAIRY CO LTD I" m^qAt& ok^awa. LIND & NEWELClwatiia J. Ml_,._S, Mangatoki. R. T . BULLOCK, Hawei-a^ Or C A. WILKINSON, LTD., Eltham, Distributors for Taranaki.

SWAN FOUNTAIN PENS. ~— j WE have just landed direct from the makers IOIROSS Of their FAMOUS SWAN FOUNTAIN PENS. You can have a SWAN that will suit you better than any other Pen you are using. Every person's handwriting is peculiar. Everyone feels that only one type of pen point will suit his or her style of writing. You can get a bigger variety of points in Swan than in any other make of pen. INSPECT OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. Prices, from 15/- upwards^ No better Present for the men going into Camp, or for the Boys already at the Front. P. T. DONNELLY & CO. THE BOOKSELLERS. HAWERA. THE TAILORING SO MUCH APPRECIATED. BY men M-9^ who are £--'*__ most par- V^>R ticular in TJ^Sx matters of ■/^7\^>n_ dress, is /^kW/)i\ Adamson & f,\ vf/ / |, \ Robb's tail- \\\\-// V"% to every \\ \(f B\ 1 Suit we im- li «Z m y~'\ part the un- [| j flj' f. '1 mistakable >1 j-. \ f J touch of the 'I r — \\ [\ expert —of Y V -j / the makers i y-~J of the best rA_ J.J class of \Y Jjirt^il--* clothes. SEI Fj% yy Gentlemen will be greatly pleased with our special selection of Winter Suitings. The designs j and colorings are very distinctive and becoming; the quality is admirable. ADAMSON _ ROBB. TAILORS Sr OUTFITTERS. _______HA WER A. '

FAKMERS! npflE end of the Vv_r is not yet In - sight. New Zealand's share of the stupendous cost has to be paid. The Interest Bill will have to be faced tor many years to come. Farmers have to pay a big proportion of this by way of Land and Income Tax. Therefore it behoves them to have their accounts accurately kept. "MAXWELL'S BOOK-KEEPING FOR FARMERS" Enables this to be done accurately, quickly, and in the simplest possible manner. SPECIMEN ACCOUNTS and SPECIAL RULINGS- Etc. This Account Book has "been designed by Mr E. Maxwell, as the outcome of a lot of experience in making up Farmers' Accounts for Income and Land Tax purposes. It has been examined into" by the Taranaki Executive of the N.Z. armorsUnion, and i3 now issued under their approval. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN BOOKKEEPING IS NECESSARY. Instructions are explicit. If they are followed Farmers will always have accurate accounts from which to make up their Income and Land Tax returns, j The cost of the Book is 20/-, and it will last three to four years. It is now jon issue, and copies may be obtained j from MR G. H. BUCKERIDGE. ur | from THIS OFFICE 1 j STILL UP TO DATE. i ~V\7HI.LE thanking my many patrons j IT for past favors, I wish to intit mat-e that I am now fully established in 'my up-to-date Shop. The stock is new and clean, and fresh supplies are constantly arriving. L am now showing a beautiful line of Sea Grass Chairs, Sea Grass Squares and Mats; also Japanese Squares, Fire Screens, etc. Inspection invited. No one asked to buy, as my low prices for high-class goods are well known. L. C. NIELSON, Furnisher, MANAIA. 'Phone 74M. Funerals Furnished. ARRIVED —Sutton's new season's Garc en and Flower Seeds, in all varieties. To arrive shortly: Full stocks Cooper's Garden and Flower Seeds Field Carrot Seeds. Seed Potatoes now in---Robin Adair, Maori Chief, Early 1 untan and Gamekeeper. Good Table Potatoes, Fowl Wheat, Succrosene Oats, Cbafl, Bran, Whole and Crushed Linseed.—.John Gilmour. Telephone 5, PO. Box 22, Manaia. NAZOL—the best familv remedy for e-n-v.'-T* nnd mlds. Sixty does for L'C— more than three a penny.—Advt