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TO those Suffering from Indigestion taxe Sand in's Indigestion Cure. Works wonders. First Dose tells a tale. Pleasant to take. Try a Bottle. Price 2s 6d. Sandin's Little Liver Pills are also good, if you are Liverish take them. Is per Bottle. Sandin's Nervol Toutache Care. Nothing its equal. Instant Belief. Price Is,, Pax Ointment for every Itch, except the Itch for Money. Piice ls,6d. Take your Orders to Sandin, the Prescription Chemist. Doctors orders faithfully and accurately fulfilled. New Drugs and Chemicals continually arriving. • No stale ,Drugs Kept.. Everything Up-to-date. Only one address — C : G- SANDIN^" Dispensing Chemist by Exam, and Registered. HELENSVILLE. [ A CARD. FRED. R. EAMES SUEGEOIN DENTIST Helensville Next to the Star Theatre. THE SHOP TO BUY. Cffmpfifmw?) is the only Shop in Helensville where you can get Christmas and New Year Gifts, as well ,as Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, et6,. of every description, PEIOE6 EQUAL TO AUCKLAND Here we have Troopers Wrist Watches, and Troopers Luminous Watches from 35s upwards'; Now is the Time TO ORDER Yoar Summer SUITS Unrivalled Samples of Latest and 'Fashionable Goods to select from W. H. CDULIER, Practical Tailor, JHIIE 3L.E3 3ST SYILLE ————— k Tailor Made Suits' From £3 15s up to £5 ss. Alfred Eecroft, Builder, Contractor, and Undertaker. REPAIRING done in all Branches oi the Trade. Agent for the IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. I have always on hand the \ Best Brands of Carbide, Can Supply at the Lowest Market Rates. To D. Johnson Registered Plumber and Sanitary Engineer Oojuiekotal St., HELiiiN'SVILLE Hot and Cold Water, Gas, Eleotrio Light and Bells Installed, Tanks and Baths Supplied, All iciuds of Plumbing Executed. Estimates Given.

A Good Resolution for the New Year Buy Your Goods from SGREATON'S and save Money anid Worry. R. SCREATON Central Stores HELENSVILLE AND PARAKAI. / North Auckland Farmers Cooperative, Limited. Formerly Auckland, Farmers Won, Ltd. STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,- WOOL, SKINS AND TALLOW SALESMEN, LAND, FINANCE AND COMMISION AGENTS* Registered Oftice ~ .. WHANGAR E lelegraphic Address "Farnmnion.' M Send us your Wool, Hides, Skins, Tallow or other Produce for Sale in Auckland. Prompt account Sales WE TRANSACT BUSINESS FM^UOKLANI) RIGHT UP TO THE NORTH CAPE Z^OnsjTTIHZLir STOOE S4LES Paparoa Friday, Feb. 4th Maungaturoto Saturday Feb sth Helensville, Tuesday, Feb, Bth Silverdale, Thursday 10th Warkworth, Friday, Feb 18th WetlE?s 0 50O eSmt ClUding 1000 Vee<3iDg EW6S ' 50° 2 and 4 tooth cwes°±^Sa^S oyßroS~20(> **»'* * * ao-ney o^LS nS'tsi Vir di 15 choice Lincoln Ram8 >2 tooth ' 1 On account of Mr J. F. Lawrie-8 choice Lincoln Earns, 2 tooth and SJ: Grant & S°nS ' 25 PUrG br6d Eomney Paparoa, Sheep Fair, Friday Fri. 11 Waipu, Tuesday, Feb. 15 WOOL SALE zsr* I7th of \™^;::\::x:\T Soutli6m buyers-Bend us NOTE FOR SHEEP OWNERS ana SnS bifo^l^W itlt™ "^ Sh^ be **>* STOCK Clients will note .thai all fat or store stock shipped for sale in Auckland, and consigned to the Farmers' Union there should be seat c/o Messrs ScoutL'Ses Same °n °Ur aCC°UUt and send Pron^ Helensville Representative .. ,TT R Vewmnlr A. R. ORAJNE, Manager. ' * eaeockWarkworth Representative ... ..... A. S. Gaerak The Leading Store, Helensville. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS Support Local Trade the District Wants it. We hear all sorts of reports of what prices are ia Auckland. FOR CASH We are prepared to supply at any Auckland Retailors' P«ce List For Nett Cash Only Bring along your Orders^—^^No restrictions to Quantity. H. GRAHAM, UNIVERSAL PROVIDEBS I Helensville I |, _ -m^^m^M^^.:,.. — lI.M !■■■■■ .1 ' ' " ipr—— s —____^__ Hinemoa I:. 1% 1 «*'' -■ \^ ■■■■■• I 1 ' liW** OUSC- I 1 '/ Iti^ HOT BPKINGS, I ■^ Proprietress. " * B I NOW OPEN! I I ... .FREE MINERAL BATHS ON THE PREMISES I I First-Class Menu Daily. i J Every Comfort for Visitors. Have What's Going, I Lovely View of Surrounding Country, 8j I . TARIFF—7s per Day, or £'2 by the Week, I I ,■ •• . • I I TELEPHONE......No. 47. I

POCKET MONEY FOR WOMEN IN HOBBIES ONE of the most interesting features of January " Everylady's Journal " is the first of a series of articles Australian housewives how they may make money from their hobbies. It is proposed to show readers how to grow herbs and flowers, keep pigeons and poultry, and so on, with profit as well as pleasure. For example, in this number readers are told how to grow flax and spin thread. Minute details of cultivation, preparation, and manipulation are given; and any sensible girl could encompass the whole business. Side by side with this is an article on Toy-making, Which is a pleasant and profitable hobby if con ducted, aright. Diagrams and suggestions cover the the making at home of toy dogs, toy kangaroos—in fact, a regular toy zoo. There is no reason why Australia should not be independent for all time of the German-made toy. Somewhat akin to these is Miss Card's Crocket-work Department, in which that expert fancy-worker gives a number of new desigus. There are one 'or two special New Year articles and some good poetry, as well as the usual liberal supply of stories, domestic pages, and fashion designs, Finally, there is a long illustrated interview with Carrie Haase, the well-known Australian elocutionist. On the whole "Everylady's Journal" starts the New Year well and rejoices in the fact that it has been j able to maintain its great circulation and keep its price at sixpence in spite of the war. If unobtainable locally, a 3s postal note sent to T. Shaw Fitchett, Swanspn Street, Melbourne, will bring the j magazine by post for six months. ■ CURB FOR RH6UAIATISM. This is not a, patent medicine, it ia a prescription of an eminent, English specialist. For years I have been a .-sufferer j'rom chronic rheumatism. One year a,-ro I consulted one of the loading .specialists of the Dominion (now deceased), On receipt o'i postage stamps, money order, or postal notes for 4s (id, I will post twelve doses ofihe remedy, which this specialist declared to be the only thing known to science as a cure for this painful disease. V. Greville, Editor "N.Z. j Dairyman, Box 502, Wellington.—Advt1

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