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Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 43, 10 January 1902, Page 1

3T JP< TO. THE- RESIDENTS OF Hott?el\a end SuVrbuti'dtnjLac>ies and.C^entierrvers— — ■ TOe have mucfx pleasure in. ar\r\our\cir\§ tf\e appointment of Mr HARRY FOWLER, so xoell Rnoxon amongst you, to the position, of of. our Branch, anß trust tfxat tKe liberal patronage xx>f\ieFvfvas-rvitfxerto been accorßeS to us xoill be conttnuecV unc>er tKe l2exo pressing our sincere tKanks for your esteemed patronage, anS promise tKat in tKe future, as in tKe past, -ooe xoill use our utmost endeavors to'give you satisfaction. (£>ur idea is to give tKe very best article for tf\e 10-Loest price, and judging by tKe large increase of business coitKin tKe last fexo montKs, xoe are convinced tKat our ejjorts are being appreciated, and on our part no stone Toill remain unturned to convince all tKat our shop is the spot for value. isadv loiigy ours faitKfully, .sker and Co.* HARDY STREET, KELSON. HIGH STREET. MOTUEKA fiODite^ lfa?-(/v-s£ri'i-f, .Ye/s -KSu High-street, Mot For Value in Dress "Materials, COME TO US For Value in Household Draperv, COME 'TO US For Value in Men's Tweed Trousers, V. \P iSi i<j i\J I j JS For Value in Men's Tweed Suits, " _ _ COME TO US For a fair twenty shillings in the Pound, COME TO C .„. For Civility and best attention to your requirements Bert Xasker FOWLiE£>, Mai^aaer. MOTUEKA. HE Motueka, Riwaka, Upper and Lower Moutefe, Ngatimtoi, Pangatotara, Brooklyn, &c. 0., PROPRIETORS MOTUEKA KELSON, NZ.