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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 21, 2 January 1907, Page 7

NO HUMBUG ABOUT ‘CHAMPION” WHEN THE SAFETY OF THE BREADWINNERS IS IN JEOPARDY. To-day, the 13th April, the Courageous Northern Roller Milling Company Again refused to listen to Plausible Overtures from the THREE AMBASSADORS of the SOUTHERN FLOUR Mi trust, ' (50 STRONG) And gave them to understand that they would not allow the BREADWINNERS To be left at the mercy of their FLOUR TRUST. RALLY ROUND YOUR “CHAMPION.” Collingwood Hargraves General Storekeeper & Commission Agent, Waimate North.' (AGENT VICTORIA INSURANCE COY.) HAVING the Largest Stocked Store in this vicinity, I invite the public to call and procure the following lines at Special Bedrock prices:— Groceries. Clothing. Boots Hardware, Patent Medicines, and everything required by Settlers and B ushmen. C.H. having reduced exhorbitant prices has gained the “ trade,” and so is able to sell at a fair price. - THECampbell & Ehrenfried COMPANY, LIMITED. Unbeaten Champions against allcomers—

RUNNING ALES. XXXX ALES. BOTTLED ALES. DRAUGHT STOUT. Pure Prize Exhibition BEER and STOUT, in bulk and bottle. The Judges at the Auckland Industrial Exhibition expressed the opinion thai the Exhibit of Bulk Beer of the Campbell and Ehrenfried Company merited special recognition for its excellence. NOTICE. IF YOU SHOULD COME AWANUrWAY, DROP IN AT THE AWANUI HOTEL, WHEN N. McLEOD, Proprietor, WILL GIVE YOU A RIGHT ROYAL f(jfc WELCOME, A New and Up-to-date Hotel in Every Respect. GOOD MEALS. GOOD BEDS. AND THE BEST OF LIQUORS. J. Penney and Sons, CONTRACTORS, &c., MANGONUI, BEG to notify the 1 ravelling and general public that their coach runs from Mangonui to Kaeo every Saturday at noon, leaving Kaeo Sunday morning for Mangonui. A coach runs to Taipa and back every Wednesday. A coach runs to and from Peria every Monday. Horses and traps supplied for any distance on shortest notice. Wire or write. Correspondence invited. fa JAMES BAKER, Late of Peria, now of WELLPA.RK AVENUE, Richmond Hill, AUCKLAND, wishes to notify old patrons that he is prepared to make and repair boots and shoes on the same terms as formerly. All boots and shoes ordered will be forwarded to customers free of freight. . I^bootmaker: Arthur S. Holmes, Estate Agent and Valuer, aUEEN-BTRXET, ONEHUNGA. 167, aUEEH-STIIET, AUCKLAND. Agent for— Vioiori* Fire ImrnmoeQo. NewZetkad