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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7901, 12 September 1929, Page 2

AR BUG C , ! “CHEAPSIDE *• OHEAPSIDE Always :n the lead for value in DRAPERY, CLOTHING. MERCERY LADIES’ & GENT’S HOSIERY M : N E ll S’ B i.; O T S And oilier footwear, Etc , Etc. You get more for your money at "CHEAPSIDE ” SEEDS WHICH SUCCEED J. & S. HOPKINS’ •‘FERTILITY” SEEDS

fcr the Vegetable & F lower Garden. SWEET PEAS SWEET PEAS Hopkins’ Giant Spencers (in mixed packets), 6d, !/• and 1/6 pkt SOLE AGENTS; Tiik Waihi Mutual Trading Assn., Ltd. J. & S. HOPKINS —LTD.— SEEDSMEN & FLOKISTS, Auckland. H. J HARE Paeroa Phones 10 151 L. M. mt A uck and Phones 45-428 24-177 HHRE B Bros. B Toeua Branch Phones 7m and 7s. }‘GATN ' Milking Machines. ‘ ALFA LAVA I.’ Separators Buoth-Macdonald Farm Implements. ALL FARM FENCES SUPPLIED Shipments from overseas of new season s Rubherware and Beltings for all milking machines arriving. HARE B R 0.5., Paeroa, Thames Valley

mmm I OR LOWER SEEDS LOWER PLANTS RESH CUT LOWERS JgAT HARRISON’S CHAMPION GOLD MEDAL BREAD. ' Ist and 2nd prize NEW ZEALAND BAKERS EXHIBITION See Window Display for 8 mull Good See Window Display tor Small Good J. EABSISOH, Proprietor, Phone 23] [Phone 23 pHONE W AIIJ I rj Paeroa : 157 GREY & MENZIES, LTD AERATED’ WATERS MAN XTFACTTJRERS, PAEROA AND WAIHI SPECIALTIES LEMON AND PAEROA UR\ GINGER ALE All our aerated waters are well known WRITE OR TELEPHONE And we wiil give you prompt service EMULSION Lane’s is so goo 4 and has such a wonderful record that it is ,a very big mistake Co be put off with a substitute. The ingredients of Lake's Emulsion ■re famous for their purity ?nd marvellous medicinal power. Lane’s nourishes, soothes and he*ls— W good for young and good for old. Price 2/6 and 4/6 at all Chemists and Stores. Manufactured by E, G. Lane, Graduate w Chemist, Oamaiu, WELLINGTON LAD V IN LONDON Mrs J, D., a well-known Wellington lady recently returned from London. While there she introduced Q-Tol as a hand emollient to some friends. Immediately on her return to New Zealand she arranged for a Lambton Quay chemist to dispatch packets of Q-Tol to several London addressee.