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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9319, 31 December 1938, Page 1

-AT THE Busy Hardware Stor n But first we want to take this opportunity of expressing our keen fg appreciation of your approval of our efforts to serve you to the utter|j most, in the days that have been; made manifest in the constantly E increasing; demand on our service; r.nd to all of you, fellow voyagers J on life's stormy sea, we dips our Ills, and wish you i "A HAPPY NEW YEAR" i WHAT SHALL I GIVE ? That is the question of the hour. Practical people select their gifts with a view to their usefulness; gifts that serve; and, just because they serve some useful purpose, one's person or the home, at work, or at play, continue to please long after mere novelty has worn off; our Store is a veritable "Treasure House" of THINGS THAT SERVE. Something for everybody. Here are a few suggestions from "our large and up-to-date stock of general Hardware." DE LUXE GIFTS CROSLEY and KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS are unrivalled for beauty, convenience and trouble-free service. RADIO If you would give Radio, give Gulbransen or Cromwell, the supreme Radios, supreme in all the line points of Radio performance. WASHING MACHINES —Let us demonstrate the superiority of "Connor" over machines selling for more money. VACUUM CLEANERS —The "New Electrix" is the last word in Vacuum Cleaners —powerful, silent, accurately constructed motor gives enormous suction power without any danger of overheating. GRANDFATHER CLOCKS— B y one of the world's best makers —Westminster Chimes, over 6ft high—a magnificent gift that will 1 be a joy for ever, and that will cost you less than city prices. OTHER DESIRABLE GIFT GOODS Suit Cases and Handbags and AYallets; Art Electric Lamp Shados; Pyrex glass ovenware; Crystal glassware; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets in new designs," Waihi scene Chinaware; Ducalware in pastel colours; Lancaster scenic Pottery, and a large range of beautiful Austral Figures; Stainless Steel Cutlery, Cases of Carvers and E.P. Ware; A.l. quality Spoons and Forks; Pen and Pocket and Sheath Knives; Safety and Blade Razors and Strops; Clocks and Watches; Carpet Sweepers and Clothes Wringers; Electric Kettles and Jugs; Electric and Benzine Laundry Irons; Coleman and Alladin Lamps, Electric Lamps and Torches; Primus Stoves and Aluminium Kettles; Engineers 'and Carpenters' Tools; Hedge Shears and Garden Tools; Guns and Rifles; Rods and Lines! Crick3t Sets and Tennis Racquets; Sparklet Syphons and Vacuum Flasks; High-grade Enamelware and beautiful Towerchrome Ware, etc., etc. And, you'll save sixpence here and a shilling there; sometimes more at THE "BUSY" HARDWARE STORE. THE WAIHI HARDWARE

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