CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF WARES ALL TASTES CATERED FOR. Where to Make Your Purchases. (Continued from last issue.)
JAMES COUPER.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
WILL SELL THE EARTH. Any reference to the town of Paeroa would be incomplete if the name of Mr Jas'. Couper were omitted. Mr Cpuper, wiho has been in this district for a number of years, has made the most of his opportunities, and has secured the sealing agency for a large number of good grazing farms, both leasehold" and freehold; also a big list of dairy fai;ms in good heart, regular “walk-out,” “walk-ip” propositions, that will be.ar tlh’e closest inspection. It. is unnecessary to again emphasise the great fertility and productiveness of thp famous Hauraki Plains, where suitable farms in this prosperous district are so. hard to obtain, but a call on Mr Couper will assure those in search of bargains that be can show them something pf value and good buying. Mr, Couper has asa secured a number of houses in Paeroa, both for sale and to let, and he will be pleased to /epnduct anyone over them.
In addition to an upltoi-date land and estate regency Mr Couper has been appointed agent ft*’ the Public Trustee, and is now in a position to carry out any -class of business in connection with this huge Government institution, and invites the public to call and inquire what the Public Trust Office can dp for them. Realising the great need'and benefit for fire assurance Mr Couper some time ago .took over this 1 class of business for the New Zealand Insurance Co.\ and in connection therewith he has established a sound business known as the Employers’ Indemnity Insurance, under which scheme, for the small fee of a few shillings, an employer of labour of any kind, from a washerwoman up, can be adequately protected against any class of dent. The New, Zealand Insurance Co. is noted for its prompt settlement of claims, fire oft- accident, and as Mr Couper says, “prevention is better than cure.’’ He welcomes inquiries, and will be only too pleased to give the fullest, detailed information on any of the above subjects. His business address is Normahby Road, Paeroa. opposite the Criterion Hotel. His telephone number is 24, and after hours ’phone 105, and all inquiries will be promptly attended to.
CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES AND BON-BONS. AT MISS MARSHALL’S. No Chrjstmas party is complete Without plenty of chocolates and. bonbons, and when hanging up the stockings on Christmas Eve it will mean far greater pleasure to you when you know you have something (hat will delight your children. You can. jnake this part of the function sure by visiting Miss Marshall’s pure sweet shop at Spry’s 'earner, Belmont' Road. Miss Marshall, realising the need for pure confectionery, especially at this time of the year, has fully stacked up with the best of sweetmeats bbtain,able, and a glance round the shelves of her shop is sufficient tp show suc-i weH-known brands of English sweets as Epps’, Caley’fy and others equally well known. There is also an attractive array of cqlpnial sweets and small goods, so dear tp the kiddies’ hearts and tastes, such as chocolate fishes, lolly sticks, chocolate cigarettes, fig bars, changing balls, and all kinds\ of fantastic things made from liquorice. Mothers ! bring ypur little ones tp Miss Marshall's, where, for a very few pence, they can have the time of their .lives, and you, too, will .find many lines especially suitable for the kiddies’ stockings. Sweets in moderation are harmless, so long as . they are pure, and .this is where Miss Marshall can give you undeniable satisfaction.
HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR,
W. R.’ DALES. This year Mr Dales has devoted considerable time and trouble to his selection of footwear for the Christmas and holiday seasons, and at present is carrying a very comprehensive stock of high-grade boots and shoes’ that would be a credit to a Queen Street shop. A glance _ round the shelves of his well stocked shop is sufficient evidence of the care and attention given to provide for all sections of the public. Extra attention lias this year been paid to the ladies’ department, where a special “trying on’’ compartment, with a lady attendant, is provided, and it is safe to say that there is a’ splendid selection of all classes and grades Of women's footwear which can be inspected.' Passing on to the male side of the shop, one is confronted with a wonderful display of heavy boots, light boots, black and tan boots’; in fiact, every class of boot in vogue can oe produced in a few seconds, also shoes of alj. makes. Caireful attention has been given tp white tennis, bowling, and cricket boots and shoes, and here, too,_ the selection appears to be unlimited. Comfortable slippers in all, sizes are also stocked. Mr Dales considers that he has the best and daintiest stocks of footwear in the district, and by his comprehensive stocks can fit any foot This point appeals especially to those with tender feet whb would give anything to have comfortable footwear. The prices are well ■within the range of all, as a visit to his shop in Nolrmanby Road will reveal.
S. J. HEDGE,
At. tins season of the year the thought, uppermost ill mpst people’s minds is what to purchase for a Christmas gift; where the best assortment is 'to be obtained. This problem can be solved by a visit to Mr S. J. Hedge, of The Ohinemu'i’i Pharmacy, who lias had much experience of tlie difficulty" which confronts everyone at Yuletide in selecting gifts which will b'e acceptable as well as being in keeping with the personality pf the giver. Quality is the outstanding feature of his sive and distinctive stock pf face powders, toilet gift boxes, talcum powders, bath salts, toilet soaps, and a particularly high-class range of perfumery and sachets by perfume makers, such as Atkinson, Yardley, L. T. Piver, Roger and Gallett and Hudnuh Mr Hedige is to be congratulated upon securing such an exclusive selection pf these most suitable and accetpable an inspection of which will, charm even the most fastidious.
Good brusliware form an indespensable adjunct to the toilet, and here agian a selection is offered that will appeal to father, mother, and *baby alike. Attractive hand-mirrors, toilet combs and manicure sets pf all sizes, are to be had in great variety. Perfumiseu’s of! quaint and exquisite design nave recently become very fashionable, and make a much appreciated gift. x For those intending to purchase a camera for the .approaching holidays it will be remembered that Kodaks and Brownies have recently been considerably reduced in price, and here one pan be obtained from a complete range of models. A camera also makes a pleasing gift. , In conclusion it may be mentioned that a glance at the dainty window display will convince the most exacting that they will be rewarded by a visit to The Ohinemuri Pharmacy. TRUSTED AND TRUE. HARE BROS. Tlie reliable and experienced firm of Hare Bros., for whom Mr Howard HaTe is the local manager, take this opportunity, of wishing their many clients the Compliments of the Season and grateful .thanks, for the support and patronage .accorded them Muring tbe past twelve months. On paying a visit to Messrs Hare Biros’. Paeroa warehouse one is struck with the size of the stock carried, clearly demonstrating how care-’ fu'Uy they have studied the needs of the farming community, in that every kind of' requisite is on hand, in addition to. carrying spare parts for Booth, Macdonald’s harrows and agricultural implements, Alfa-Laval separators and milking machine parts. As for nibbei’ware, this enterprising firm has been ' successful in indenting a late shipment, which they are in a position to retail at greatly reduced prices—prices that defy competition. Hare Bros, age also district agents for the increasingly popular Gane Milking Machine, together with the' Gahe-Eureka releaser, which has been proved to be absolutely efficient, reliable, and s.anitary. The action is semi-automatic and the upkeep is practically nil, as there are very few wearing parts. There is also the new Gane treble-acting geared pu'lsator, which really is a marvellous invention, automatic, and is driven entirely by vacuum. ’Also a big feature of this puls.ator is tfi.at no belting, shafting, oi; pulleys are required: to work it. It Is easily adjustable. The Universal Gane brass-nickelled teat cup is well and favourably known, and needs little comment. Suffice it to say that it has distinct features of its own, the chief of which is the plugrthe simplicity of which allows the cup to be assembled or taken apart in a few seconds,without damaging the inflation. Mr Howard Hare will be only top pleased to demonstrate the working of the Gane machine and attachments, and full inquiries are welcomed. In addition to the machinery and extras mentioned above Messr.s Hare Bros, have been appointed district distributing agents for .the famous Moose Meal, the c.alf’s best friend, and they also carry full and complete stocks of motor tyres, oils, benzine, and all motor car accessories. The Paeroa shop is only a few doors from the railway station, and the telephone numbar is 10 1 , and during the holidays, if you will ring number 67K a mechanic will be on duty right through and will be only too pleased to attend to your wants. SLAVES OF THE LAMP. ELECTRICITY TO THE FORE. HAYWARD BROS. What is a home without the modem conveniences and comforts which do not cost any mpre than tlhe ancient inconveniences and discomforts, to wit. gas light. Electric light ougnt to be in every house. Switch —and the light goes on or off at wild. No match-striking, no accidental breakage of mantles, no wastage of unused light, no dirt, smbke, soot, and leakage. These ape just a few of the pleasures to be derived from electric light, and Messrs Hayward Bros, are prepared to carry out the complete installation of your house, milkingshed, etc. Their, work is absolutely guaranteed, and there is no bungling —np ypxatiou.s delays or slovenly
work. They 'understand the game, - '' and you can rely on their workmanship and moderate charges. ■Hayward Bros, are just completing,. . their new up-to-date showroom and . workshop in William Street, -just round the corner from Hale’s, pastrycook, and have been successful in obtaining everything . affecting the 'home, in the way of electrical requirements. For instance, they-have very replete stocks of electric -irofis, grills, kettles, etc., an d . as for electric lamps, they have Phil* lips’, G. E. Osram, and Cosmos; all well-known and dependable goods. They can also supply shades .in all sizes and colours of glass, and iliave a particularly line range of rtwo and three-light fittings. With the advent > ; of electricity, improvements ar„e constantly coming forward in the way of extras and. fittings, and Hayward Bros, are to be congratulated on their enterprise hnd initiative in dpi pg their best to keep up with the times. A GROWING BUSINESS AT THAMES \ SOUTH. - x MRS. MAINGAY. GENERAL DRAPER MILLINER, AND OUTFITTER. A transformation scene has taken, place during the past few months at the popular emporium on tlie cprnei’ : opposite the Brian Boru Hotel. Mrs J. Maingay, who has had some years’ practical experience in one of the, r; leading city drapery and millipery establishments in New Zealand, has taken over; the business lately carrie.lS* on by Mr B. Hardy. The shop has been renovated and the olid stock sacrificed to make room [or the very lat- .. est goods obtainable. Every article sold is h solid advertisement for: tlie business, and spehks for, itself. Cus- >• tonlei’s can rely on getting , just the thing that suits them at this up-to-date establishment. An exquisite < : range of millinery in all that is new ? and smart has just been received. Ready-made frocks in profusion—fipni beautiful silks, crepe de chines, georgettes, ratines, sponge cloths; and. : voiles down to little washing frocks. In jumpers and blouses thqre. are , some beautiful and artistic designs to choose from. Dainty underwear,: ) hosiery, gloves, hair ornaments, toilet requisites, perfumes, face powders, soaps, etc. A really choice selection of general drapery, combining'quality with cheapness. Everything required , for children (in the way ef clothing, and material can be purchased at satisfactory prices. Inspection is cordially invited. See .tJh'e window display. Arrangements have been inade 1 to indent some choice lines, which are expected to arrive shortly. Remember, the shop is the neatest drapery, millinery, and outfitting establish- . ment tb the Great' Hauraki Plains! and opposite Brian Boru, Thames. ,
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