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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 6 January 1921, Page 1

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HELENSVILLE Livery and Bait Stables (next Terminus Hotel) Hunter Bros. Proprietors. Horses, Buggies an I Gigs for Hirt. General Carters, Furniture Removed. Shells, Sand, etc. Every care taken, and Orders punctually attended to. Now is the Time TO ORDER Your Summer SUITS Unrivalled Samples of Latest and '""ashionable Goods to select from f. 2. COULTER, Practical Tailor, Tailor Made Suits VJ.T3.JjAO expert, has read the characters of man/ Helensville residents with astonishing correctness. He will read yours. Forward 20 or 30 words written' in ordinary hand. State year of birth. Enclose stamped, directed envelope for reply, -together with Is 6d in stamps. Address: GRAPHO, Box 4^1313, O. P. 0., Auckland. _ J* __ _ — — — ' - St ' * HELENSVILLE SOUTH BUTCHERY. James Hand Family and Shipping Butcher, Exporter of Hides and TalJow Cash Buyer Sheep Skins, Hides, fallow Bns Bones. LOCAL AGENT for N.Z. Bacon Company United Fire Insurance

| Helensville Motor Lorry Delivery A. RIDDELL, Proprietor. \ 1 HAVJS re-commenced carrying in Helensville and district. Goods conveyed to all parts at shortest notice. Dances, picnics, etc., catered for. Next time you require a carrier ring Phone 54. Phone 47 or 54. CAR, A 6015 Chandler six Car for Hire. J. PENGELLY, (Owner and driver, Helensville). f Prompt personal attention to all mii structions. Car constantly available for | Day or Night service. I RING UP 'PHONE 14 OR 5-1 Every Woman Loves the I Best TANIWHA SOAP Has now Been reduced in Price The Quality remains as ever Unsurpassed D, WYLIE, Boot and Shoemakei Repairs of all kinds. ! Country Boots^by Pos I will receive careful attention. I Note Address - - Echo Building: j HELENSVILLE.

Helensville HOT SPRINGS (Parakai Pom am.) Situated near Helensville ; Bus service from Eailway Station. Valuable Mineral Waters. Cures where all others fail ! • Private Baths and swimming pool available daily. Abundant supply of mineral water ; temperature ISOFahr The following analysis made by Dr Wolhmann shows the different properties of tho waters:— j Sodium chloride ... 109-19 J Potassium chloride I*o2 Magnesium lodide... traces Calcium chloride ... 5'4~ Calcium carbonate... 4'(>7 Calcium sulphate ... I*o3 Magnesium carbonate 1*49 Alumina ... ... 0"45 Iron oxide... ... traces Silica ... ... 610 Swimming Baths.—Hours for Ladies —Mondays: Wednesday, Fridays and Saturdays, 11.30 a.mTto 12.30 and 3.15 | p.m. to 4.15 p.m. Thursdays, 2 p,m. til! 9 p.m. lielensvilie Private Hospital ; Phone 59 Now Be-opened under ne.v Manage. I ment; has been greatl}' enlarged, also fitted up with the most up-to-date Appliances; is situated at an altitude of 400 feet above sea level, and commands a splendid view of the Kaipara Harbour. Nurse M. Gordon, highly experienced, and trained in St. Helens Hospital, is in charge. FEES 3 Guineas r.er week. I ■ | Confinements—3ss before and 3 Guineas after. Medical Fees —Extra. Visitors to Helensville call at i at the ! Central House | COMMERCIAL ROAD i Only Three Chains from Railway Station raritl: (is (3d per day; permanonts 25s per week. Meals* Is (3d i ! Accommodation second to none Every convenience. Every attention given. MRS CHANNON ir Proprietress. S. THORNLEY i i j FAINTER PAPERHANGER KIGH WRITER j HELENSVILLE & KAUKAPAkAPA B I », 1 ! J Estimates Free.