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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 21 August 1912, Page 1

msm hctel HEIENSVILLE SOUTH THOS. McEWIN, Proprietor A thoroughly up-to-date House convenient to Steamers and trains, Accommodation and Cuisine of the Best. Only Superior Brands oi Wine and Spirits kept- !? Luncheon from 10 a,m. Sale Days. Porter meets air Steamers. W. A. LAIRD, Practical Watchmaker HELENSVILLE. ARRIVING THIS WEEK A SPECIAL LINE ELECTROPLATEB and other Goods SUITABLE FOR Presents. PKICES EIGHT. INSPECTION INVITED: W. E. COULTEE, Practical Tailor, ..^ HELENSVILLE WTT V BTJY Eeady Made >V H I TROUSEES When you can get a PAIE of TAILOR MADE TROUSERS FOR 17s 6dTailor Made Suits From £3 15s up to £5 5sPahi Hotel. J. RYAN, Proprietor rphe Prprietor has entirely refurnishJL ed and renovated the above Hotel which now contains all the most up-to-date conveniences,and every one can now he sure of receiving attention ■ { Only the Best "Wines and Sprita \.) Stocked. V" Settlers and the travelling public can rely on the propietor for their comforts in every possible.manner.

a day An Organ for 3d. ' a day M - MM - MMM -_i. M .i M That is what Easy Terms reduce your payments to, after you have made the first Cash Deposit of .£2/4/4 and £1 respectively. In every way our Terms and Conditions are such that purchasers acquire their instruments on the easiest possible terms. We would be pleased to receive a call from you and will gladly give you all particulars. S. COLDICUTT, Manager 191 QUEEN STREET :: :: :: AUCKLAND Catalogues on Request J. C. EIMMER, - * Local Agent, COMMERCIAL EOID, HELENSYILLE.

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