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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 2 May 1922, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. *saaSßSmy IraUW'iMfiiVl&lujw V^^^Jg>^y^^^||^r_„__r>w'w^^nui^« m »»^_-_ n. _ L _...__,_.^^_ m .^_^ M »..—, nßirnm T rTlTrlT T^ n .-.„..,.-i-,.... m . r1r|1H L-sraJrot I( y uril^Mrey*rf"Qualify I H^ll 1,0.11^' *44i^Uf^-*UstW'..T<^^^^f " TTHE "pig in a poke" adage applies very often to the purchase of I lif ||| FURNITURE. You cannot tell how it's going to turn out. UnI ** yf pleasant thoughts, certainly. Avoid them by making sure in the first in--3 stance. Buy your Furniture at ARTHUR'S. Soundest Timber, Expert l^^^^^^^g^^ Workmanship. You deal direct and get a direct price. No Middlemen. llßi ARTHURS \ / Furniture Warehouse," HAWERA. j <k / it.O.Y \ / 75 IB

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The beauty of a gramophone is I that it caters to all fancies in the matter of music. From the riot of jazz to the exquisite music of clas- * sical pieces; from the comedian's patter to the famous tenor's magic notes —the H _**____I_J^ JS** n €___—-____» reproduces them all, giving to each full tone value. The rich, pure tone of the Sonora which places this instrument above all others, is obtained by means of the sounding horn of seasoned wood, I fashioned on the principle of a violin. Call and hear it for yourself at the local agent's. F. J. Pinny Ltd. J 89 WILLIS ST.. WELLINGTON. * I SOLDIERS 34 Jb

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MISCHA LEVITZKI. Mr. Daniel Mayer, manager for the eminent pianist, before leaving Auckland for Vancouver by R.M.S. .Niagara, wrote to the Fluenzol Proprietary expressing Mr. Levitzki's warm appreciation of Q-toi as being a very soothing and agreeable emollient. He added: "Klv.enzf-I is certainly a very refresh ing mouth wa, c.h." —Advt.