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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 June 1923, Page 11

. BUSINEfIS NOTICES. rrn tttj m —IiILX? i Upholstered Furniture J | THAT ADDS CHARM TO COMFORT. gK | The undoubted quality of PURSER-MADE FURNITURE is strong- 1 g § ly in evidence in all Upholstery work, and new shipments of ART = j I COVERINGS enable us to produce any article cr suite to your needs. 3QE 85 H *ke New f|r | 111 MOfIUETTES, TAPESTBES, SHADOW TISSUES, UMENS, ETC. jg ! § 11 THE BEST IN TARANAKJ. BS 1 111 A Special Display of SINGLE CHAIRS and SUITES is now being 311 E ft | made in our Show Room, and we invite your inspection. iffi I ||| IF IT'S PURSER-MADE — IT'S GOOD! Sk | I Purser & Suisted, Ltd., I "QUALITY PLUS VALUE," HAWERA. JBt . ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VALUE IN NEW ZEALAND AT THE PRICE. (ENGLISH) IH^H|^^^^^^^Rh^H Note.—This English Firm HHH^^HM^^^^^^^^^^Kh^lhl of Witton & Witton I^^HHHi^H^^^^^^^Bß^Hi established 1838. fl^^^^^^H^^H^^^^^^HH^^^H EASY TERMS -^ DEPOSIT £8 jC A O STYLE lb UPRIGHT GSAa:O Zl^ Haight 4ft 3m, width 4ft lOiu, r% O/O/ %^O*J V^ deptfi 2ft lin. Case dark ma--3b <U /C>/ ij r. aon h( »gany, noble proportions, e» • ' C#A^rl tended round ends and beveliMONTHLY " od P;inels« plugged pin, iron bronzed frame, best under-damper action, and double covered hammer, with unique sound * board. We have sold four of these Pianos to customers on their reputation. They did not see or hear them till delivered in their houses. In every c*se more than pleased. , Unsolicited Testimonial— Begg and Co., Dunedin. write:—A client who purchased" a Witton and Witton Piano from us writes: "I consider that the Witton and Witton Piano I have purchased from you is equal to any £150 piano I have seen." • w^ Dd £S' We su P ply in rotation as Pianos arrive. If not plecu^d. with Piano we wiU refund money or exchange free of cost to purchaser. E. DIXON & CO,

TF it's British iv's good. The "Unique" L.ct vater bottle made by tlie North, - Bluish Rubber Co.; guaranteed noj; to trsck, leak or burst. All chemists'and dealers. ARTIFICIAL Teeth on gold, silver, "^ vulcanite bough'; sound or broken. Up to £10 set sent by return mail. Old jewellery bought. Post J. Dunstone, Box 51, Welltsie? St. P. 0., Auckland. Est. 31 years. TJOOT BeyaL-'s! I:^ot EepairsTßring ' us your boot-, 'o repair; we are experts and use the nest of leather in our repairs at tlie ?. w Zealand Clothing Factory, Rawer/.. T>ALLROOM Povrdar, "Cretol"; a real dance flo«)j parawax dressing; does not rise, and has no equal; 2/6 per tin at Strange's, the Chemist, High Street. X>OTS* Boots,'boys' boots, girls* boots, girls' boots, 2/- in the £ discount off all footwear- this week; leggings for the faxr i, 10/6 at the New Zealand CK)thik» Factory, Hawera.

JJAILY pASSENGER CERVICE. HAWEBA-NEW PLYMOUTH. AN UP-TO-DATE CHAR-A-BANC LEAVES HA WEI? A P. 0., 8 a.m. STKATFOKD P. 0., 9 a.m. INGLE WOOD P. 0., 9.40 a.m. LEAVESNEW PLYMOUTH P. 0., 4 p.m.: INGLE WOOD, 4.45 p.m.; STIJATFOED P. 0., 5.20 p.m. Comfortable Seating Accommodation for 20 passengers. Available for Sunday trips. C. E. FOWLER. 1A PER Cent, in the £ discount off all boots and shoes this week at H.B. Ladies' shoes, 17/6; ward shoes, 13/6; dairy boots, 14/11; girls' shoes, 8/11; boys' boots, 16/9. This week is boot week at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. Hawera.

KNOW HOW TO KEEP EOOKS. , f"PO make any business more profitable take up GILBY'S SHOPKEEPERS* BOOKKEEPING COURSE. Meets a busy man's requirements. Can be mastered easily at home in Ten Lessons £2 10s. GIIBY'S MERCANTILE BOOKKEEPING COURSE for ambitious clerks. GILBY'S BOOKKEEPING FOE FARMERS. This course embraces the "whole field of Farm Bookkeeping. Take Gilby's " Thorough Way to Success.'' Write — THE DIRECTOR, W. W. WADDIIOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., GILBY'S COLLEGE, ! James Smith's Buildings, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 203.