Business JJoticM. K O-T I 0 B . rr HE following loe«l agsnia for -L the Kawhia Skttub bars been appointed:— OPARAU— J. CBOTTY KINOHAKU—H. DEREOOUBT TE RAU A-MOA—J. RANDALL tar Subscription—2/6 per qesrter (in Advance). H. H. PETTIT, Proprietor
Kawhia-Pirongia Coach. (VIA TE RAU-A-MOA.) Coach leaves Oparau Ferry on Monday and Thursday mornings, and leaves Pirongia on the return Tuesday and Friday mornings at 6 a.m. FARES—Between Oparau A Hroneda, 12s; to Te Bau-a-moa, 6r. HANS BOESEN, PROPRIETOR.
THE COUNTRY SPEAKS IN RAPTUBES OF WHAT “ CHAMPION ” HAS SAVED IT. THE following is an extract from tha Hawera Star “ The Northern Roller Milling Company, who manufacture the CHAMPION brand of Flour, are row working full time, in order to keep pace with the ever-increasing demand for their produce. Thia must be eatiefac'.orj to every breadwinner, wh*n it is remembered that every effort such as persuasion, dumping, etc., has been resorted to the Southern Flour Trust to induce the mill to Dinbhe combine and fix prices. That the Northern Company have been enabled to make such a successful stand against a trust (50 strong) is due to the splendid support given them by the public, who have shown their appreciation of the CHAMPION’S action in standing alone. This, together with the uniform and first-claes quality of their products, place them at the top of the tree, both at local shows and also at the late exhibition at New Plymouth, where the Northern Roller Mill’s exhibit secured First Prize against All-comers. WHEN THE BREADWINNERS REMEMBER THAT THE NORTHERN COMPANY’S ACTION HAS SAVED THEM THOUSANDS OF POUNDS, AND MEAN STILL TO GO ON DOING SO. it is quite certjdn that their business must continue to increase. The public can assure this by insisting on being ■uppliod with CHAMPION bread and flour, obtainable from practically every storekeeper and baker throughout Tarannki.” B Laborum Dulce Lenimen (The Sweet Solack of our Labours).
HOTEL MOANA KAWHIA. I hereby beg to notify the public that I have taken over the above well known establishment, an 3 with strict attention to business will endeavour to merit a fair share of patronage. Bath room, hot and cold water. Good paddock for horses. Terms cash. MRS PERHAM, Proprietress.
I SELL Any Goods FOB CASH AT 10 PER CENT. Upon Instruction of Raquirementß, nature must be stated' distinctly. E. A. DANCE, KAWHIA.
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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 230, 13 October 1905, Page 3
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390Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 230, 13 October 1905, Page 3
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