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Patea Mail, Volume XXXII, 14 December 1910, Page 4

The Suits we tailor have a distinctiveness about them that stamps their owner as a man who dresses well—yet there's nothing snobish or loud about them. They're just perfectly cut and fitting and the materials are the £ to be had anywhere—including all the ' new styles of the day. /p Come in and let us take your- Jr-v measurement—you can pick the WM, cloth you want at the same time, or we will give you a wide selection of patterns to take S& home and look M. over at your M leisure. M^Wr"*sl J. J. HOLTHAM, Patea.

Support Local Industry by using " Golden Crest » Flour. WHEATMEAL. POLLARD, BEAN, FOWL WHEAT, SEED WHEAT, BARLEY FOR FOWLS SUPPLIED AT Lowest current Rates W. Dickie, WAVERLEY. elephone No. 12. P.O. Box 19. PEOPLE are always referring to the good old days that are past and gone, when things seemed better than they are at the present time, but this is not the case with the Bread Trade in Patea. For the past third of a century things have been much the same at tne well known Patea Bakery. We Lave always turned out the best article that common sense and skill could produce, and we have delivered our bread each day with a regularity that we believe to be a record for the whole of Taranaki. We will not always be bakers in Patea, but while here are out for your trade and support, and we are going to maintain the high standard that has made the name of our firm a hous' hold word in this extensive pros perous locality, and we maintain that our part of the contract has bsen to seethat the health of the people has been maintained by supplying them with an article of diet that has helped to build up their frames and keep them free from half the ills of life. Howitt' s. Est. 1878 Corner of Egmont and Bedford Streets, PATEA. SOME PEOPLE SAY I SHOE HORSES BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE, SOME SAY I DON'T. JUST TRY Horseshoer and General Blacksmith, EGMONT STREET PATEA. (Opposite Howitt's Bakery.) , AND BETTLE THE QUESTION. HONEST WORK IS THE BEST TESI OF VALUE. ALL KINDS ■ OF GENERAL WORK AND REPAIRS EXEOUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.

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