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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 7

OJgVERYONE who \ buys an engageI ment ring from us r feels that he "or she has secured a good bargain, paying no more than. the ruling value for it. When purchasing a ring one usually desires to secure an assortment to choose from. That can be had here. , All our rings are set with gems of our own importation—Diamonds, Rubies, sapphires, Pearls, Opals, Peridots, etc., etc. -,' When the appointed "time" comes let us /aggp3rj^l|\ furnish the Wedding King. Whatever style 1 or size is required we ; -uiLMiii_.. -- have it here—all 18ct. H. A. BRUNETTE, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER Established 1882.

& J^ATHAM HAVE FOE SALE: FOED "EEDDEN" 2-TON TEUCK CADAILLAC 30CWT. TEUCK DAIMLEE 7-SEATEE CAE These are going cheap and a very small deposit will secure. Also MILLEE "GEAEED TO THE EOAD" TYEES. The most popular tyre in America to-day. Thß Practical Motor EEGENT ST., HAWLEA. Phones: Day 43, Night 607. CAES FOE HIEE.

DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. I WANGANUI-HAWERA " (Passengers and Parcels) SUPER SIX HUDSON CARS. POPULAR FARES, 16/Leave Wanganui, 9.30 a.m. Arrive Hawera, 12 (noon) o'clock. Leave Blake's Garage, Hawera, 1 p.m. Arrive Wangawi 3.30 p.m., con- \ needing with Service Cars to catch [ Auckland express at Marton; also train Y-'anganui to Palmerston N. Seats may Ho reserved at Blake's Garage. Pas1 augers called for at hotels and within one mile of Post Office; no extra charge. \ Telegrams: I SMITHES MOTOR SERVICE, J "Wanganm^ .*