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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 246, 10 November 1914, Page 4

NOTICE. We desire to inform our customers that we have sold our business to Mr W. H. Guest. We have to thank the public for the support accorded us and trust that the same will be extended to our successor. HACKER & WILLIAMS. In taking over the carrying business conducted by Messrs Hacker and Williams I hope by attention to all orders and prompt delivery to warrant your support. W. H. GUEST. Oct. 20th, 191-1. WHAT'S IN A NAME? Shakespeare has it, "A lose by any other name would smell as sweet." In dealing with Soap—and everybody should use a little soap occasionally the name is EVERYTHING and TANIWHA is the Brand that is now appealing so forcibly to all Housewives. So Pure & Mild that it can be used in the baby's bath, or without the least injury to the most delicate fabric. So Effective that the usual day's washing is done in half the time. The Quality of the Soap has made the name of" Taniwha " famous in the land. Be emphatic with your Grocer. A Bar of TANIWHA No Substitute, Please WAIUKU Mail Coach Leaves Waiuku 7.30 a.m Mauku 8.45 a.m. I Arrives Pukekohe 10 a.m. daily. Leaves Pukekohe 11.30 a.m., Mauku ! 12.45 p.m. j Arrives Waiuku 2.15 p.m. daily. HORSES AND BU3GIES JON MIRE. F PARKER COACHING PROPRIETOR. DID EVER j Stop to think that Quality is the i true test of Economy. Ours is the Quality, and is remembered long after the price is forgotten. It is to ou) interest to gain and retain your conlidence. With this : end in view we only sell goods that i will give entire satisfaction. You I can prove this by shopping at WILLIAM GUTHRIE'S, j THE MATIKir STOKES Post and Telegraph Office.