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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 8 June 1923, Page 5

THE HOT MORNING BATH. i What a luxury is the hot morning tub—plenty of boiling water. Stockton Coal ensures this; also a plentiful supply for all other household requirements. Stockton lights easily, burns freely, and heats quickly—three requisites in a household coal. It saves you money; it saves you ■ waiting: it saves you getting up too early in the morning to light the fire to heat the batTi. Hotels and- boarding-houses find it indisoensaWe. Insist on securing Sto^'-fon Co;i] from your dea^r or communicate with t>«" Taranaki adepts, Messrs -J. H. Holm and Co.. 5 St. A"bvn Street. New PlvmoMth. P.O. 80----209, 'phono 711, private 'phone 364. 2