Business Notiscs NURSE. MRS WIGHTMAN, thoroughly qualified LADIES’ NURSE. Every attention given to insEruciio addressed to the advertiser. Address :—Mrs Wightman, Tost -ffiee, Kawhia. EUROPEAN AGENCY. LNDfcXT-S pivtoipiiy e-x-x-Mtod at i we-t cash rnic m fur .j| kind- <»f I t l « an I ontinoutaJ metading: 800 s. Shoo an I i. aiber, Chemicals ai d Druggets* San-i-i •, ‘ hina, Earl hen want and G.a«u*ure' ( Drapery. Miiiioerv and Piece •;AdFancy Goods, ie.fuitn-ry aad StatUaHardware and machinery, Photograph c and Opti -ai Goods, Pruvisiors and O linen's Store?*, Commission 21 per cmt t'>;s per • e t. '1 rade Discounts allowed. Ori -tnal invoices »upplie-t, Special <JiotuU->ns on beman-;. Sample t axes f ru ni AD upwards, Omsignments of Produce Sold o > Account. William Wilson and Sons, (Established 1S14) 25, Abchurch Lane,Zl*onto, E. 3. Cable Address : “ Asuuaire, London.” w E _k. l) ° • r JIHE New Soldering Metal requires no acids, etc Soldering Iron can be used by a child, PRICE 1/ per bar, wholesale or retail. P. H. WATKINS, Te Mata. N.B.—Liberal discount allowed to sub-agents. LONDON DIRECTORY. CONTAINING over 2,0 O» pa»es of condensed commercial matter, hi *bl-s enterprising traders throughout the Empire to keep in close touch with the trade of the MutherliJid- Besides being a cunoleto commercial guide to Loud-a and its suburbs, the Directory vuntains lists of : EXPORT MERCHANTS With the goods they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign markets th. y supply ; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Porte to which they sail, and indicating the approximate sailing? ; PROVINCIAL APPENDIX of Trade Notices of leading Merchants, etc., in the principal provinei tl towns and industrial centres of tin United Kingdom. Colonial 'Entries arc accepted at Three Shillings per line 28 letters. A copy of the 1906 edition will be for warded, freight paid, on receipt of Postal Order for TWENTY SHILLINGS. LONDON DIRECTORY Co-, Li-, 25, Abchurch Lane. London, E.U. THE COUNTRY SPEAKS IN RAPTURES OF WHAT “CHAMPION ” HAS SAVED IT.
THE following is an extract from the Hawera Star ;—“ The Northern Holler Milling Company, who manufac u:e the <JHAMPLON brand of Flour, are row work ing full time, in order to keep pace with the »-ver-increasing demand for tbeir produce. This must be satisfactory to every breadwinner, when >t is remembered that every effort such as persuasion, dumping, etc., has been resorted to by tjw Southern Flour lYust t> indace the mill to j in the combine and fix prices That the Northern Company have been enabled to make such a snccesvful stand against a trust (50 strong) is due io 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 ard first-class quality of tbeir products place them at the top of the tree, both a local shows and also at the late exhibition at New Plymouth, where the Northern Roller Mill's exhibit, secured First Prise •gains: All comers. WHEN THE BREADWINNERS REMEMBER THAT THE NORTHERN COMPANY'S ACTION HAS SAVED THEM THOUSANDS OF POUNDS, ANO MEAN STIi.L TO GO ON DOING SO, it is quite certain that their , business must continue to increase. The pub'.iccan assure this by insisting on l*eing with CHAM Pl »N bread and flour, obtainable from practically every ?t«>re keeper and baker throughout Taranaki.” Laborum Dulce Lenimen (The Sweet Solack ’»e <»ck LahocbsK
THISTLE HOTEL. Queen Street, AUCKLAND. I)AT. QUINLAN has taken over the above Hotel, where bo wii >e pleased to fee old friends and wel•ome now cues. First class accoiutuuiaticu tor country settlers and (<MQUioC public.
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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 254, 13 April 1906, Page 1
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