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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5340, 17 October 1928, Page 1

The Latest in Bathing Suits g». Caps -. Towels jiL and r ' Bathing Wraps. OUR, selection of smart new s * Ww||F* /O' tL bathing apparel is one of the Z’f finest, and includes sizes for in- J** fants, girls, and women, J® j WE suggest that you select your bathing apparel now while stocks are fresh and new and the size range is complete. MMI You will notice they are all reasonably priced. / H '-============== y«sM&|R jA/j ® | N? / 1 u Bathing Suits / ■r '' Caps WA J Towels , , vH f —-—: —• —■’■■ 6 W / Bathing Wraps r ' , ■ Ever Abreast with Fashion.” yil ———-" l - ~l“ . I . - Percy Williams Ltd. Phone 58. PAEKOA. Eox 1.

SALE! SALE!! ■■■■■■■■■■MHHBaMaßMHMKiK? . at D. Me Watters’ AH Goods Genuinely Reduced See Our Windows for Bargains. No goods booked or on approval. D. McWatters, the Man’s Shop, Paeroa. Phone 65.

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iHiiniiiiiMNiiiiiiiaiiiii Dost mate the going THE farmer’s present burden of local ||||lOi i iLglk™ M / and general taxation, mortgages, dear ■ m■ >■ implements and materials is big enough. 'Prohibition would mean a loss of ’ over £1,900,000 revenue every year—and a huge bill for “enforcement.” Heed the warning of the late- Rf . Hon. W. F. Massey, who pointed out that this deficiency would fall.upon the people in ihe way of ail=round taxation. Such heavy , .>»«*—„. . ~ taxation would hit everybody hard, par- y d / ticularly the man on the land; and the farmer’s financial position and purchasing • <r power affects ‘the welfare of every family / in New Zealand. 'it *■ www f ••>"W WfinWlw"l( VOTE INCREASED TAXATION VOTE CONTINUANCE iiiiiiiaiaiiaiißiiiiiiitiiiiiiiisiiß