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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17840, 12 October 1929, Page 4

I OBSERVATION TEST No. 3

Question No. 1 We have a loz. Shaker Tin of English ground white pepper in our window (which can be purchased for 3 fins for lid). What is the brand of this pepper? You "will not, find us in our old locality —we have moved into inoro centrally situated premises where we are able to attend to the requirements of our very many customers. Our window is small but you will be surprised at the large stocks which we carry within. Our stocks are all fresh and we deliver within the borough. The jmblic of Hamilton and surrounding districts are invited to make uso of our waiting lounge which is located just inside the front door. In this lounge all important time-tables, a comfortable settee, writing pen and paper, etc, will be available to all users. “Meet her at the Cash Service Stores Waiting Lounge.’ Cash Service Stores VICTORIA STREET Phone 3037. Next Bartorr & Ross’. M. Cook, Prop. !®®®«®®®®S®®®®S®®®«®®®®®®S®®®®®®®S®®®®®S®®S®®®®®®®®®(! Question No. 5 < We have in our window a piece of Shadow tissue. What is the width and price? SHADOW TISSUE. Is the ideal loc'se cover material' and our splendid range gives you 1 unlimited selection. m jwm WE ARE EXPERTS AND GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT AT LOWEST PRICES. Barton and Ross, ltd. opp. P.O. HAMILTON opp. P.O.

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Question No. 11 We have in one of our windows a girl’s College hat priced 11/6 What is the colour of the band around the hat and what Hamilton school does the badge on the hat represent ? Wise mothers have learnt that it pays to deal "with us. We are complete children’s outfitters and can supply any class of Juvenile clothing at very reasonable cost. @ Now is the time to procure light summer clothing for your boy or girl. Juvenile Band Box Opp Public Trust Office. The Headquarters for all Children’s Wear. g VICTORIA ST. s I Question No. 15 We have in our window a Lawn Mower marked £6/5/-, What is the name of this Lawn Mower, how many blades has it got, and is it ball-bearing ? Here is a hint—“lt is cheap at the price”—We admit this hint will not bo of very much help because all our goods are “cheap at the price.’’ We have everything for the botaie and garden at prices which mean a saving on every article purchased. I POLE’S | Cut Rate Stores I “For Goods Cheap but not Cheap Goods.” | Victoria Street, Opp. Public Trust Office.