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BROS. LTD., HelenSVMe. j" Advance Helen',l and DisWoPi ______ _ ■ •■ • ■^^^^^^^^^i*^i*^ I• A "Capital" Time, .to Buy I | 1916 : CHRISTMAS SEASON : 1916. : : 1917 : NEW YEAR SEASON : 1917 | A "Capital" Time to Sell i f WK HAVE IaAKGK STOCKS OF THE FOkkOWJOTG IaINKSi- „ v . ■ r ■ fll .w. .__ , • , i If You have PrQperties, for Sale, or Waut to Purchase f Drapery Department. Grocery Department. Fancy Goods. yrockery, We. ' ' Blouses Jelleys Clocks and Watches ' Glass Dishes A HOIIQP f^D PARM Hats E _ Bengal Razors Tumblers {]** nUUOC KJ T\ TMniVIL Millinery CnrrwU Safety Eazors Dinner Sets O Adrertise at once in the O Christmas Cards £ - Shaving Brushes Tea Sets ffl KAIPARA & WAITEMATA KCHOffl Hand Bags , ZT* Jewellery Cups and Saucers O ' O Boots and Shoes teS Soaps Ju 8s and Breakfast Cruets n Books for Boys and Girls *lgSj Prunes Dolls and Toys Fancy Plate* vould jrive you an EXCELLENT Return for your outlay. Men's Suits Apricots Aluminium Goods Ornaments - RY . . Ti|||MP IT Men's Hats Almonds Oopper Kettles Vases, Teapots TRY IT, BANG IT, AND THUWP IT. Men's Ties Cordials Pocket Knives Etc Etc Etc ~w/s-~ Panama Hats Cheeses, Butter and Eggs Cutlery Butchery and Bakery U Cheer Up! And Don't Be Down-hearted. fe Carpets Pine Apple Lamps Christmas Hams I I Linoleums Fancy Biscuits Tennis Racquets Prime Beef^ Pork, Mutton, etc., ||| ltti«* WAiS Wllili bOUW iJ£» UYU.li r [| Blankets v Ox and Sheep Tongues Tennis Balls Christmas Cakes O AND HELENSVILLE MUST GO AHEAD.; • Etc Etc Etc Etc Etc Etc Etc Etc Etc Sweetmeats of all varieties IS •^vwns* | '- — I Buyers are Plentiful. Sellers are Reasonable I Open Invitation for all to Come and Inspect our Extensive Show Rooms. BLr——*«■ imiaiai i^«g»J

Livery and Bait Stables ' l^T^^-igr. \£7ii^ (n«t Terminus Hotel) ■' ,fy ft WlMmnlß^ K^ **P Hunter' Bros, ytjt '„ fl.l Jll A)l BP^»^ .. ■ p roP neto rs . rmms liiu. M^^j^J"*™. General Carters, Furniture // PlAMft f'^^vJ Removed. Shells, Sand, etc. r /. I lilllV '1J L*l W Erery car* taken, and Order* punctu- . UPtmil V ■ = Vv ally attended to. / /// All CIH Ift I W *^^^**VJhv -^X +SVS*sil, ••• X LIMITED '.iW^:' ———-—= 191 Queen Street, Auckland __. . I CLnitL tfU^^t^ S. COLDICUTT, Manager Now is the Time —-- ■y«".bL. »^^t^ Pianos :: Organs suits w J^^ Piano Players ._, T~ '„ T , . , ' /% /* New Iron Frame" Pianos from £^ id cash or 16/io monthly Unriralled Samples of Latest and SI | # IS New American Organs from £11 cash or 7/6 monthly fashionable Goods to select from \f t- -** +£ Exchanges made on most liberal Terms ■an iB 7iboi miam 1 ill 11 11l M1 \ '*■;■'- 1 Perforated music for all Practical Tailor, J^^ CrflmOpHOnCS , Tailor Mads Suits . . j BBfl KeiurtlJ> i^ ~ ! ISMOrfoaf | SEND FOR CATALOGUES q £3 15s up to £5 ss. j / I

r V iffiiiiH! v The wastefulness of commerce is 1 ' 1^ one °^ our weakest spots." ■ Few realise howdeadly true this is. I 1074 W^W^^Sf^^^^^ It would cost little to live if we could I 4& W^^te^S%\ fßsfE§n eliminate all waste from this world ■ liiFv °* ours That, of course, is im- M •^jjsmi >\V^Mw^k llr^ possible, but have you ever stopped B jfflPw v^ w to think how much can be saved by B J& AiD£in&^ Uu.l^SCJn. intelligent thought ? ■ 3 Many retailers fail while doing business on^a 30 % margin, of profit, while Banks I M can grow rich on 6%. Some of the great American Meat Canneries have made ■ H millions on 3 cents profit on the dollar ; that is, 3 per cent. ■ 1 One of the greatest advances made in modern times is the plan of letting the 9 I consumer coma direct to the wholesale merchant, thus eliminating the heavy ■ '■\ double retail expenses. ; S Don't Pay 10/- to the Retailer when 1 | Our Price is S|II. ( I j Our BTG General Wholesale Catalogue of Grocery, Hardware, Implements, ■ Jewellery, Drapery, Boots, Saddlery, Furniture, etc., is FREE. If you have one, |3 ;j use it; if you ha veil % Avrite to-day. It's yours without obligation. See the low freights B |! to your town on the front pages. fl (THERE'S A REASON FOR OUR WONDERFUL GROWTH) 102 @ ! LAID LAW LEEDS I I (Our Guarantee: Satisfaction or money back.) I I SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLP DIRECT TO I I YOU AT WHOLESALE PRICES. I I Wholesale Merchants I I Warehouse—Corner of Hobson 9t Wyn4ham Sts^ Aackland I

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D. wylie, M Champion Bakery Boot, and Shoemaker jffJßff Helensviile SouthRepairs of aii kmd ß . _ . Peter E. Ramsay Pniintm RnntoKi D^ol n£rli£rlHDYlill/£( DlMJltt Widiea to inform his numerous patUOUntry POOLS DV rOSt DTTWUDDV row-that he has now installed the .„ . • i . DUlviiulil latoßt machinery, and is now in a will receive carp.ful attention. . ■ position to turn outBREAD & CAKES Note Address—Advertiser Buildings, T __. under cleaner and more hygenic conheleinsville. James Hand onß -^tllß^ 19 as kuown 4 T -— Fami^ a^ Shipping butcher. I^to^T^o^VrSt A Large Stock of Newly ' be ono of the cleanest and most up-"C-^o W^/J T>^ Exporter of Hides and Tallow to-dat» Country tfakwipshe has ever T Tamed JrlCtUreS ~ inspected, lam trusting for a cou^ xr o m. Cash Buyer Sheen Skins tinuance of support and patronage. Now on Sale Cheap. • J wuccp oiiuib, FIRST QTTAITTY BPPAn A\fn Hides. Tallow and Bmipr O1 uuauu ±>kjlad and CALL AND INSPECT. C ' _]!„_ * SMALL GOODS, — LOCAL AGENT for MALT BREAD A SPECIALTY WatnrtirrhtQ To W^ CONFECTIONERY Oy GOOD WdltfrUgllU) Order. Standard Fire Insurance. QUALITY,

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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 26 July 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 26 July 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 26 July 1917, Page 1

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