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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 June 1923, Page 10

TlO not be misled ...". I 111 when you are offered brands \J tha* *** "just at good." ' % 1 1 ' Th«r« »» only one 3C^ . tf quality. Smokers agree that - ; V A '* " Virginia cigar- V * v j^ «tte ever offered _ aft a | moderate price. "*" ■ q VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I %^&" The famous ReaPaSot ' H Manufactured byArdathTbbac^o^ffllj^ii^^^ g LOW DOW I

' - N "yyANGANTJI — HAWEBA H S.O.H. f H (Smith's Overiand Service.) TWICE DAILY. ! HAWER.V TO WANGANTTL H Morning Service: Leaves fiawera ~% a.m., arrives Manutahi 9.35, Pate& 9.45, j Waverley 10.15, Waitotara 10.30, W«^ H ■! nganui 11.30. < , ':-'" "V^H ': Afternoon service: Leaves Ha were X p.m., arrives Manutahi 1,25, Patea I.4SL -^| Waver^y 2.15, Waitotara 2.30, Wanga- ■ . nai 3.30 (connecting by service cars '^| I with Auckland express at Marton> '^M | WANOAJiUI TO HAWEEA- H 1 Morning service: Leaves^ Wangaaui H lat 9.45 a.m. (after arrival of servie* H 1 cars from Marton with passengers from ":^| Main Trunk express), arrives Kai Iwi H i 10,5, Maxwelltovra 10.20, Waitotara ■ 10.45, Waverley 11.0, Patea 11.30, Ha- ■ ! wera 12.15 (connecting with car servie* to New Plymouth, with time for lonefc ■ in Hawera). ■ Afternoon service: Leaves Wangantu. at 4 p.m., arrives Kai Iwi 4.25, Max-. H welltown 4.40, Waitotara 5.0, Waverley ■ 5.15, Patea 5.40, Hawera 6.15, H REDUCED FARES. •* B 60 Miles for 15/- - H Hawera to Manutahi, 3/-j Patea, •/-■• ; H Waverley, 8/6; Waitotara^ 10>; W»- ■ nganui, 15/-. .-. f Waneanui to Kai Xwi, 3/-; Jfaxwelt- ••'*■ town, 4/-; Waitotara, 6/-; Waverier, H 8/6; Patea, 10/-; Hawera, 15/-". ■ By using S.OtS. 4| hours can be saved fl on the journey from Auckland and wir H stations to gew Plymouth. '" H j teamed to any point ob thft H i route, and delivered in business areas^~ at parcel post rates. ■ - --•" / -:;H 5.0.5... service flags have been dis- ' H tributed to stores, hotels and garages H on the route for the use of passengeta' as stop signals. . > ■ SUNDAY TEIPS TO DAWBOIT ■ . ■ ... ..."■■■- :'.- - FALLS, • -■ ;- •■■ ' ■■■'"■ "Weather permitting, ear will leave *H Blake's Garage, Hawera, eyeryNSuaday H 10 a.m. ■■■"- ■ . V JBooking Offices: H Wanganui Head Office, Rutland Hotel ■ Building, Victoria Avenue (opposite ■ G.P.0.).. Office 'phone 1130. Private « ■ 'phone 675 K. - ■ Hawera: Blake's Garage, Regent Bfc. I 'Phone 168. Private 'phone 219. ■ Telegrams: Smithes Overland Ser- I vice, Wanganui. ■ YOUB JOB V ; NOW- —IN TEN YEARS ! TN ten years from now, will you still V be plodding along in your present billet? Or will you have done some-. thing >rith your life—become somebody of importance—be earning a worthwhile salary? There are splendid careers open ta you-y-to every man.* " . \ »1 GEASP THE OPPORTUNITY. ■^-• Equip yourself with the knowledge -that will enable you to fill the "bigjobs." Start studying at once—in . your spare time. Enrol with Hemißg- : way and Robertson, the School of 25 I -years'.,-standing, that gives individual tuition. Fully qualified instructors . specially "trained in Correspondence j methods. / j Our 80-page Book "ACCOTJNT- ! ANCY" sent free. Write TO-DAYr ~v JJEMINGWAY & ■gOBEETSON'S'^ COHBESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. ■■■ y ■'. -v BUSINESS MEN, SECRETARIES ORGANISERS PROVE THEIR VALUE gY the "liveness" of the letter* they write and by the conciseness of their reports and statements. IT PAYS EVERY MAN to polish up his Business English. GILBY'S COLLEGE gives special instruction in stjde, persomility, accuracy, clearness and brevity. The course does not consist of "clever" letters to be copied, but aims to bring out individuality, so that every man may "speak" his letters in language that will give attention. Increase your value to-day. Get particulars of Gilby 's Business English Precis Writing and Letter Writing Course, Gilby's way is "The Thorough/ * Way to Success." Write— THE DIRECTOR, W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., Hi, ] \ / GILBY'S COLLEGE, - -'• '. v ■j? James Smith's Buildingg, '- * -;*-^ Wellington. P.O. Box 203. --i • ': *'•

STOP IT NOW. | If you have a pain in your back, if you have a. lame back> or an aching back, .stop it now. For remember that backache is indicative of kidney, disorder.;, l£ is a sdjt placed there *by nature to warn Ipou that your kidneys need help. JJon't neglect the warn- ; ing; stop it^now, for may be.too late if you put it off. *ou ask how to stop it!'' We'll let this woman tell you. Mrs. Beaumont, late of -.olan-toAvn,-Hawera, and who is now living .-in Gonviile, Wanganui,~says: "For/ a ,long_time my daughter was aflFlicied with very bad pains in the small of her back. She tried all sorts of medicine, Tint" nothing seemed to *lo Her any J good. I had. backache myself pretty badly, and on the. advice of a neighbour obtained a bottle of D.oan's Backache Kidney Pills. A short course cured me. Seeing how good they proved in my c-ase, I thought they might do my daughter good,/so got her to take them. After a> time they cured" her also; All the pain has , gone, and she is in splendid health. These pills should prove a blessing to "thousands qf sulierers." Eighteen years later, Mrs. Beaumont says: "My j daughter and I have not been trdubled ; w^th backache sin^e Boan's Backache I Kidney Pills cured us many,/years ago. We are great believers in this remedy, ! and consider it invaluable to anyone who has weak kidneys." Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per bottle, or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co., 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney. ' .

i D!B£OT FROM THE MAKER ! ! AND SAVE MONEY! Telephone 659. FURNITURE! \\fE have no Expensive Shop. Look out. for the Signboard and walk ' STRAIGHT THROUGH TO THE ! FACTORY House, Shop and Office Fittings. UPHOLSTEEY, WIRE MATTRESSES, Eapoe Bedding, Picture Framing and Kepair Work. SAWS SHARPENED. L. J. HALL, CABINETMAKER, 107 UNION ST., HAWEEA (riear Station). Eing 'Phone 659. PROMINENT BANDSMEN. Seigeant George Wilson, Woolston Band, Conductor Drew, Wellington Harbour Board Band, and Conductor Jupp, lave all expressed warm appreciation of Pluenzol as a, means of keeping the nouth moist and c&A, They also find 3-tol excellent for cracked lips.— Advt. ?