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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 June 1923, Page 5

z _._ 7 BUSINESS NOTIC2S. !| OUR RECORDOFPROGRESS f| flfek T niETY-FOUR 7^ rs ag° ou' business first saw t>e light. Tn stop with the •V:.~r' - expansion of Hawera that business has jrrown to tfimonsions far wee* Ct'?£Mh {"^ ™S tllc mo«? sanguine outlook of its original promoter?. lit us 1 ghtjt trlverse f£=£ tae Principles on which so gratifying an advancement hLbelnJJl? &% j J THE BASIS OF EDAHSION. f^l feY <^*LOTAT nDmßo^ W : t.f I :'l VSWAiiixx Ai UtBECT PRICES. With the virgn::. io-mrf, a t comminrt avpt /"*""*£ < i I |i* ' imPr°™g machinery, skilled hands and experiL-J~sti P crv4i™ ™ fS^uro" fe $1 !:;);!! C 1 In and the various lines Vcridental to our business If ji |i and which must be secured from the Home market*, we also offer the advan- I 1 i ll i SSKuS tlie cuttiug out of "Hdl— p^-^y-Lf^ |j ||j j ; !|| I OF HAWERA, FOR HAWERA — Aim PEOSPBRITY. ■Ijjj \]f Our Factory and Show Rooms belong to Ha-.-™. Here in voitr own \\\ i # J Ol1*'6, are, mf e ,the articles which elev^ home -, its rightful * Z?nl 3 I H IN if spread content wherever installed. Ours is a local I-; ;3 trv, «^ operating locally. Your visit to town during J2n->,\-« WeeWwill therSftre tl h^ scarcely be complete without a call on u 3 & C^-.u in andlee howo S", V- ' i 7 m Furniture manufacture is well won, r. H cl how it i^pUibTe Z il J •M AT BIESc/prlcEs! *c "erVed others-witli DBPENDABIB ARTICLES {H fPff UMITED. |gft J"IS • FUENITU2E CPwAFTSMEN :; HAWESA Ih^% ' NeFves ' v m/Sll^^ if : ~-; '■ : '^^^^^^ i| A. &8. SUBTS TO OROEB : She!S-shock— Nervous to^^T.*^^^ Wri i! by jki"ed ™"*i»opie. Th«» ...-. Breakdown —he could \" '^ U Soit* a:re "■aTt and will gtat not WOPk, eat, nor l^^^i. kJ^$rV eV6ry Thej en«bl* sieep, but Dr. CasseH's WM -I th* m*° oi modeTkte tt6iß-^to > : Cured him, iMtm****'' WM (I f teiß.^"*i to f° d *v*^ J $m£o i' *n3fy the advantage* of aty«i)dk Mr. Alfred H Charm author f >V//« |i a^d ™*r without t^ng to and novelist, suffered sheU^hock ■ VK^S . i pook.t. 8e« our Bange of when in France. I his led to com- #%&& vVV^^^^'^ /mlI I Urn vtplete nerve collapse. He could not <fasM& Aw!?^^ fl lUmr' NEW BUITZK<» work, eat, nor sleep ; but as his wlufmlsWL jfil^^^ own statement, printed below, Mff/m/^^^k^—-:^^^ >^ *Kd be nteaßured ■* narrates, he was completely cured 'ffflim 'i&K&jdßrMr. a. h chuim. by Dr. Casseli's. Js^Bi . AMSOIi & ROBB% . -. ' - The- Leading Tailors, Mr. A. H. Churm s Signed Statement take two at hawfba Mr. Alfred H. Churm, of 9, Bell Place, Dudley Road, BED-TIME (i xiawj^jsa. Woiverh&mpton, Eng., says:— . and note how well you : __ ' " During the war I was in the Flying Corps, arid . sleep and how r«- +*a*rnix»M*mnmf mMMMMMMMMB■ v/as shell-shocked. When I came liome 1 was in such freshed,and fit-you axe }- : • — a run-down and strengthless condition that my work in the mofnin» i . „ •— tli::t of an .author and journalist—was seriously I °* • i T WAY, Mr Motorist! I thuuc ywH interfered with. I had no heart for writing, I could' ' j like us, for we are prompt amM aot. concentrate, and creative effort fagged me out: TJ} B World-famous thnrnnffh in ftnr wftrt vnA bta n«wa» hlurring ,of vision and worst of all I could not sleep, BMrtWown Indigestion j satisfy his requirements. No OH6 gtti and I would lie awake, often till daylight. Naturally N«uritiß Wasting ; tlie " wind up".over our charges eftkofc in the morning I was listless, weary, and altogether, fit HtSSMhT 1"" vft"*!**"* 11 } —Archbold and Co., 'phone, 462, Uflfctt rnr nothing. I was afraid to walk in the street, and Bi«pte M nw« Exhausthm Street, Eawera. . , .shrank from the passing traffic. This went on for Amentia Lassituda ' ■:nri^y^ta^is. Ij?^<^ i*i?^s»j?A^tia I" ™ISIS THEmonth ■■** ' a month. I was in splendid health. Indeed I have' Periods of Lite. J HAPPI M.AREIAGEB I never had' a day's illnese since." j ■ ■ —— _—, i VARIETY OF PRICES IN NEW ZEALAND jm » W - ! . Sold brail Chemi^and StorlSf A,k dtatlncU, lA||l Af Q * I BEAITTITUI. AND USEPUI. GUFOt IorBR^AS.EIX-S TABLETS. . Ittm^lJ TQ g^ ALL S^^e^^^^^fer^^^^fel^ Best Battery; a Battery 'with. UABT'B, ■■•" a^ ie 00^ P°^nts °f «my other ' ■*-■■ •iL ''jfgvl /«^^^l^Siilcv^\^» f plu British noted reliability an<l ' - '. ' i% |^ las"iQg setviee- ' -"THE HOUSE. FOB- WEDDING' i^iV^rff AM^/^&ii^^HSfc] "With, every "HART" goes 12 | PRESENTS," , ?»i V Months' Free Service. ,1 . $U? 1 CENTAL BATTERIES.-We lend j HIGH & UNION STREETS, y°U ano. ther attery whi^ re- HAWEKA. H. A. MATTHEWS ( & CO SS also at opunake. flegtbical engineers, whebe you will save monbtf 32 NELSON ST., HAWEEA.1 ' . Tel. t>6s. Jr.U. UOX 6U . ?, STMPT.Y MAH.VET.T^>TIfI

VIVIFIC REMEDIES. QIMPLY marvellous results have followed . the use of these Herbal remedies, which.from time to time have been recommendea by doctors,: and have the endorsement of the Government Analyst as not containing any injurious ingredients. If you are weak or run. down, suffer from indigestion or constipation, use Vivific Tonic. For Eczema take the Tonic and apply the Ointment. Obtainable from att chemists and grocers. Cornwall St., Eltham.—My daughter suffered from eczema for nine years,. and being treated by three doctors with ao good results, a friend advised me to try Vivific Tonic and Ointment, and after seven bottles of Tonic and using one pot of Ointment she was cured» tlianks to Vivific—Mrs W. C. Clancy. "VUESE GOEEIEJ will be in attendance at the Plunket Booms in High Street (opposite Public Trust Office) on alternate Mondays and every Thursday and Saturday, from 2 to S r>.m., and Wednesday mornings, 10.30 tor 12. Private address: C/o Girla' Hostel,, Manse St.j 'phone 531. • _

BONNINGTONS Irish Moss gives instant relief from coughs, helps you get rid of your cold in a few hours, destroys and prevents "Flu." Grippe. Croup,. Whooping Cough, etc. Made to a time tested formula by fully qualified pharmacists, Bonnington's Irish Moss contains , sixteen powerful ingredients, including genuine chondrus crispus -reach with a specific purpose. Luge(uuiyHM,2/C H««*r pocket mm 1 • Aiw»i» kctt « luit Bottle m Ut fc«»e "^ IRISH MOSS tORCOUQHS w COLDS Q25 \ T>LACK Satin "Aethelda" eoun 1 *~* shoes, with rosette, £ Louis-heels I 22^ 6d; also in pink.—Hannah, anc

i PIN YOER FAITH ON IT. ! You can pin your faith on ChamberI lain's Cough Remedy. It will never 1 fail you. No matter what the troiible may be —cough, cold, croup, bi'onchitis, or even whooping cough. You can successfully combat it with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, It is the purest cough medicine placed on the market, and the only one that has been officially declared free from all narcotics. Sold everywhere.—Advt.