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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 288, 7 December 1906, Page 1

1 u izess 2.’ad - JOHN HINTON, 0 i: I C K .L A Y E K . KAWHIA. ShtepDp- Rnih in iGitk cr CcmeLt to Any Plan. IWitiE. MILS WIGHrilA.\, thorough qualified LADIES’ Nb’KSE. Every attention given to instructio iddre.-sed to the advertiser. Addre-rf : —Mta Uigh’man, P.>si •ffiet-, K wLn. EUROPEAN AGENCY. tNDF.N i s promptly exjc-.n»: a: Ivwjst ea-h vrices tor .»il km L .f Ilri.is t aj-J continental mrinding : Boots, Shoe* an i I. atKer, Chemicals and Druggists’ Sial-its China, Earth-aware and Drapery, Mil'.iaery and Piece Gouda Fancy Goods, Perfamerv and StatiuaHardware a':d mac'i'uerj. Photograph c and Optical Goods, Provisions and Oilmen's Store* l , J etc , etc, Commisfion 2| per cent to 5 par c« it. Trade Discoants allowed. Ori.dnal Invoices sajqilie*, Special Qaot itionson D< maud. Sample ■ ases from £P‘ upwards. Consignments of Prodan "Sold on Account. William Wilson and Son-, (Established 1814) 25, Abchurch Lans, Laden, 3 3. Cabla Address : “ Annuaire, London.”

THE LONDON DIRECTORY. (Published Auunsily). i NAB LES enterprising traders *thrQUghIJ out the Empire to keep in ciuse touch with the trade of the M .4h -rtond P.esides being a complete commercial guide to Loudon and its suburbs, the Directory cGutoits lists of : EXPORT MERCHANTS With the goods they ship, an 1 the Colonial and Foreign markets th-*y supply , STEAMSHIP LINES arranged un ier the Ports to which they mil, and indicating tie approximate sail. PROVINCIAL APPENDIX of Trade Notices of leading Merchants, etc., in the principal provinci «1 towns and industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of the 19v6 edition will be furwarded, freight paid, on receipt *>f Pustai Order for TWENTY SHILLINGS. Tha LONDON DISS7TQ3T Co- Li-, 25, Abchurch Laue, Landon, E.C.

THE COUNTRY SPEAKS IN RAPTURES OF WHAT CHAMPION - HAS SAVED IT.

f pHE following is au extract from ths L Hawera Star : — ,c Fho Northern Itoltor Milling Company, who mauufac are tiie CHAMPION brand of Flour, are tow work ing full time, in order to keep pace with the ever-inc read ng demand tor their prulue?Thie must be sa'isfac ory to every br -.idwinner, wh-n t is remembered that ever* effort aucii as persuasion, dumping, etc., has been reserve i to by the tx>a burn El--nr I rust t > in*luce the mill to j -in the combine and fix prices lit at the Northern Co upon v have been enabled to m ike such -i successful stand against a trust (5o strung) is due to the splendid support given them by the public, who have shown their appreciation of the CHAMPION’S action iu stauding alone. This, together with thi uuiform and firs'.-class quality of their pro lurts place them at the tip of the tree, b .-th a local shows and also »t the late exhitdtieu at New Plymouth, where the N Kthetu Roller Mill's exhibi* sac-irel first Price against WHEN THE BREADWINNERS hE 4 EMH Ell THAI’ THE NORTHERN UOMFANY S AC HON 11 aS SAVED THEM HIuU<ANDS c>E POUND \ AND M CAN IO GO UN DOING S> it is -p ; te ce tui ».:*t th ic business must conn..u- t.» lucrel -u public can ssi-v tai oy i-nOst ng ..m •"•iug «uppii-vl w it h CHAM, 1 N me4 i ~.ia ;i<, if out-inaSe from pravC-aPy eveiy sumo k.-riv r and ba’-ei t .rough «• l*.an Labarurn Dulce Lenimen (’HE SWEET SoLKCE <»*• <,(.-« bu.-Ki,/

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