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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17230, 9 April 1930, Page 14

Il would hr an art of in just ire In 1 lie port of Waikokoptt, writes our Wairoa correspondent, not to state that on Friday, when tin- sea. was so heavy at Napier that, vessels broke away, that ther was not a ripple at Wairoa.’s deepsea port. The fact was observed by ail. who knew that, the same day a very heavy sea was breaking on the Wairoa beach. is you; juka of yalck ? We can tell you whether then* is money in your invention. Why waste time and let others forestall you.' Come and see us at once, Consult us confidentially. Henry Hushes Ltd. (Directors, \V. K. Iliiyhes and ,1. T. Hunter). Uegistered Paten! Attorneys, rlt-L’l7 D.I.C. linildiny. Wellington. I,oral A treats ; Br.l! and Crawshiuv.

4 Fiym FcLVOYiti Holding its position high in the ranks of New Zealand Butter "KIA OR A" at all times comes to you always fresh and palatable. Good cream, care and absolute cleanliness in its making ensure Butter that is ENJOYABLE to EAT. And Get Butter at Its Best Support an industry that circulates over £160,000 annually in your district.

SWOP, H T B asm ft •si: 1 SPECIAL POLISH m% The popularity of the Tan Shoe is mainly ' due to its highly polished appearance. A dull and dirty tan shoe is an immediate reflection « against the wearer. ! C-0 Tan Polish produces an extremely brilliant gloss with the least effort. It cleans and \ preserves the leather, renders the shoe soft \ and pliable and adds greater life to its wearing , qualities. Get a tin from your Storekeeper or Footwear dealer. Ask for it by name— C-0 Tan Polish. Available in light or W. McKINNON, dark shades. Price 6d. District Agent, WHOLESALE ONLY. SHP 1 Hi A : :^^:^^y•^ : :•*••'••.•'.•'.•:■: <Si It l£ <i jv:.-.. Hi M IlllEi" S •-*«